Tom Steyer spent $216 million on his campaign for governor but did not receive enough votes in the primary election held last week to move forward to the general election in November.
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Tom Steyer's gubernatorial bid did not advance in primary election
Tom Steyer's campaign for governor, which involved a significant financial investment of $216 million, did not secure enough votes in the recent primary election to qualify for the general election in November.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'record-shattering'
- ✕ framing: headline asserting a conclusion
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Why Tom Steyer's $216-million gubernatorial bid failed
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Tom Steyer's gubernatorial bid did not advance in primary election