California Governor Primary Head to Heads

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Jun 4

87%

Steve Hilton (YES) vs Chad Bianco (NO)

86%

Steve Hilton (YES) vs Katie Porter(NO)

83%

Steve Hilton (YES) vs Matt Mahan (NO)

75%

Tom Steyer (YES) vs Katie Porter (NO)

74%

Tom Steyer(YES) vs Matt Mahan(NO)

72%

Xavier Becerra(YES) vs Matt Mahan (NO)

72%

Xavier Becerra(YES) vs Katie Porter (NO)

71%

Tom Steyer(YES) vs Chad Bianco (NO)

68%

Chad Bianco(YES) vs Katie Porter(NO)

60%

Matt Mahan(YES) vs Katie Porter(NO)

55%

Xavier Becerra(YES) vs Chad Bianco (NO)

46%

Xavier Becerra(YES) vs Tom Steyer(NO)

43%

Tom Steyer(YES) vs Steve Hilton (NO)

38%

Matt Mahan(YES) vs Chad Bianco(NO)

35%

Xavier Becerra(YES) vs Steve Hilton (NO)

Resolves to whoever gets the most votes in each head to head. For example, in Xavier Becerra(YES) vs Tom Steyer(NO) if Xavier Becerra got 10m votes and Steyer got 11m, it would resolve NO as Tom steyer got the most.

Resolves according to official results and major media reporting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_California_gubernatorial_election

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2026 US Congressional Elections

Trump's Second Term

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California Politics

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