Becerra and Hilton advance to California governor general election
A single ABC7 report states that Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton advanced to California's general election for governor, based on AP and ABC News projections, noting Becerra's late primary surge.
Incumbent Republican Governor Jim Pillen and Democrat Lynne Walz both won their primary elections and will face each other in Nebraska's November general election. Walz has stated priorities including expanding healthcare access, particularly in rural areas, and lowering taxes. Final state budget bills reportedly narrowed Nebraska's deficit from $646 million to approximately $38 million. Only one source was provided, limiting further corroboration.
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Democrat Xavier Becerra, Republican Steve Hilton advance to California governor face-off
Republican Steve Hilton will face Democrat Xavier Becerra in the November general election for California governor, according to AP and ABC News projections. Becerra surged from behind in the final weeks of the primary campaign, pitching himself as an experienced choice to lead the state and vowing to remain a chief antagonist to President Trump.
Read original report ↗Pillen, Walz advance in Nebraska governor's race
Incumbent Republican Gov. Jim Pillen and Democrat Lynne Walz both won their primaries and will face off in the November general election. Walz said her priorities include expanding healthcare access, especially in rural areas, and lower taxes, while final budget bills narrowed the state's deficit from $646 million to roughly $38 million.
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