If Democrats can't inspire in California, where can they? – Stateside with Kai and Carter
The California governor's race has left voters uncertain, with many ballots remaining unopened. Despite a crowded field of candidates, scandals have overshadowed the campaign, making it difficult for Democrats to inspire support. This situation raises questions about the future of the Democratic party in California and potential opportunities for Republicans.
- ▪Voters in California are struggling to decide on a candidate for governor, leading to unopened ballots.
- ▪The race has been complicated by scandals that have affected the Democratic candidates' ability to connect with voters.
- ▪The outcome of this election could influence the future dynamics of the Democratic party in California.
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39:49Stateside with Kai and CarterCaliforniaIf Democrats can't inspire in California, where can they? – Stateside with Kai and CarterAcross California, ballots sit unopened as voters struggle to decide who to back as their chosen candidate for governor. US senior political correspondent Lauren Gambino tells Kai Wright that the race has been a head-scratcher for Democrats. Despite a huge field of candidates, the race has been mired in scandal and few have managed to cut through. What does this say about the future of the Democratic party, and does this leave an opening for Republicans in the Golden state? Is boring back? The California governor’s race and the fight for the future of the Democratic party Hosted by Kai Wright with Lauren Gambino .
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