That means that California, which is one of the bluest states in the country and has nearly twice as many registered Democrats as Republicans, could end up with a Republican governor, which would be like having a Dodgers manager who wears a Yankees jersey in the dugout.

Democrats are sounding the alarm over a near-unimaginable revelation: the top two contenders for California governor are Republicans. Two of the latest political polls conducted across the Golden State revealed that Fox News commentator Steve Hilton and Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco are the frontrunners in the crowded race to replace California Gov.

Two Republicans running for governor of California are leading the pack of candidates seeking to lead the nation's most populous state.

A new poll shows Republican candidates leading in California's governor race, raising concerns for state Democrats.

Steve Hilton, a former Fox News host and one of the leading contenders for California’s governor’s race, recently visited San Luis Obispo County to tout his vision to “Make California Golden Again.” The Republican candidate visited Santa Margarita on Saturday for a meet-and-greet event hosted by the Paso Robles Republican Women Federated organization.

California's gubernatorial race is wide open with 10 candidates, 8 Democrats and 2 Republicans, and a televised debate to be held on April 22nd to help voters decide who should succeed Gavin Newsom.

One Republican consultant says their only shot at the Governor's Mansion is if Democrats split the primary vote.

A new California governor poll shows a tight race, with Steve Hilton leading and several candidates close behind in a crowded and competitive field.

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Steve Hilton to Newsmax: Newsom Has No White House Path

California Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton discusses his unexpected lead in the latest Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll. Hilton attributes his strong performance to widespread