The California governor's race is currently competitive as votes are being counted following the primary elections. Republican candidate Steve Hilton is leading with nearly 60% of the votes counted, while Democrat Xavier Becerra is in second place. Tom Steyer, a billionaire environmental activist running as a progressive, is in third place. The primary elections are part of a midterm year that is anticipated to favor Democrats.
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California governor's race remains competitive as primary votes are counted
The California governor's race is closely contested as primary votes are still being counted. Republican Steve Hilton leads with approximately 60% of the votes counted, followed by Democrat Xavier Becerra and progressive candidate Tom Steyer.
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California governor’s race still a toss-up as leading candidates battle for top spots
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California governor's race remains competitive as primary votes are counted