Steve Hilton spoke with reporters as voters cast ballots in the 2026 midterms on Tuesday evening. The Republican gubernatorial candidate said Californians are at there breaking point and are hungry for change in state leadership.
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ABC News projects that Democrat David Crowley will defeat Republican Tom Tiffany in the Wisconsin governor's race.
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Incumbent David Valadao faces Democrat Randy Villegas in one of the most competitive congressional races in the county.
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Proposition 40 would impose a one-time 5% tax on the wealth of Californians with a net worth of $1 billion or more.
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The direction of the final two years of President Donald Trump’s time in office will be decided over the next several hours. With every U.S. House seat up for grabs and Senate races in 35 states, control of Congress is on the line. Additionally, voters in more than two-thirds of ...
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Election Day is underway across the Bay Area, California and nationwide. Following along here for the latest updates on the governor's race, props and more....
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The midterm elections on Tuesday could alter the balance of power in Congress.
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The fate of CEQA — the decades-old law that critics say has been weaponized to block housing — hangs in the balance.
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Proposition 39 would have required in-person voters to show government ID and would have invalidated mail-in ballots lacking proof of citizenship.
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The former Health and Human Services secretary will succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom, taking the state’s helm amid intensifying battles with President Donald Trump....
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Democrats have won the Senate majority, a feat that seemed unreachable last year but that came to fruition with Republican candidates failing in states won just two years by President Trump, whose failing approval ratings was a huge drag on the GOP. Victory in the Senate will del...
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra is projected to win the 2026 California governor's race against Republican Steve Hilton.
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The two Democrats agree the state’s insurance market is broken — but diverge sharply on how to fix it.
