California primary: A big win for common sense
The California primary results indicate a significant shift towards common sense policies, with voters rejecting radical socialism and tax increases. Republican Steve Hilton emerged as a strong contender for governor, surpassing expectations and gaining support across the state. Other notable victories include Spencer Pratt's challenge to the incumbent LA mayor and various candidates advocating for parental rights and against partisan policies.
- ▪Steve Hilton won the California gubernatorial primary, positioning himself as a strong opposition voice.
- ▪Spencer Pratt forced an incumbent LA mayor into a runoff, showcasing voter dissatisfaction with current leadership.
- ▪Candidates advocating for common sense policies, such as parental rights, achieved significant victories in the primaries.
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Opinion California primary: A big win for common sense By CA Post Editorial Board Published June 3, 2026, 9:29 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google The results of the California primary are still trickling in, but the verdict of the voters is clear: a win for common sense. From San Francisco to LA, from Sacramento to San Diego, voters rejected radical socialism; refused to approve tax hikes; and chose candidates who emphasized policy over partisanship. Republican Steve Hilton beat all of his rivals in the governor’s race — and beat the polls. He went from being virtually unknown in the state to becoming the strongest opposition voice in California. Voters approved his message and his tone, which was critical but optimistic.
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