California's governor's race is experiencing a close outcome, marking the first instance since the state implemented the top-two primary system that such a race has been this competitive.
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California Governor's Race Shows Close Results
The California governor's race is currently too close to call, representing a significant moment in the state's electoral history as it is the first time the top-two primary system has produced such tight results.
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California Governor’s Race Remains Too Close to Call
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California Governor's Race Shows Close Results