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Splits among progressives may lead to some unsavory results in California primaries

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Splits among progressives may lead to some unsavory results in California primaries
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In the governor’s race, billionaire climate activist Tom Steyer is running as a progressive class traitor. He enjoys the monetary resources necessary to challenge the party establishment-backed Xavier Becerra, a veteran congressman who was secretary of Health and Human Services under the Biden administration. In Los Angeles, City Councilwoman Nithya Raman is an insurgent attempting to unseat Karen Bass, the embattled incumbent mayor endorsed by Kamala Harris and California Gov.

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Opinion>Opinions - Campaign The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill Splits among progressives may lead to some unsavory results in California primaries Comments: by William Liang, opinion contributor - 05/30/26 2:00 PM ET Comments: Link copied by William Liang, opinion contributor - 05/30/26 2:00 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Across California, progressives enter the June 2 primaries with rare chances to score major wins. In the governor’s race, billionaire climate activist Tom Steyer is running as a progressive class traitor. He enjoys the monetary resources necessary to challenge the party establishment-backed Xavier Becerra, a veteran congressman who was secretary of Health and Human Services under the Biden administration.

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