Without about half the votes in statewide, Tim and Matt go through the early returns from the California primary. They discuss the prospect of a Hilton-Becerra general election, and why Tom Steyer, Katie Porter and Matt Mahan didn’t fare better. They also analyze the Los Angeles mayor’s race that is drawing national attention, and breakdown some of the state’s hottest Congressional races.
PRI’s 2026 California Primary Halftime Show
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