Steve Hilton participated in the California primary election, while Becerra campaigned in California politics, actions that affect Sacramento.
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Updated Sep 28
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What happened
Steve Hilton participated in the California primary election, while Becerra campaigned in California politics, actions that affect Sacramento.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Becerra campaigned against Hilton, a Fox News commentator.Sub-event
- Becerra's city supports LGBTQ+ rights.Sub-event
Hilton participated in the CA primary, and Becerra campaigned in CA politics, affecting Sacramento.1 source
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Steve Hilton
British-American political advisor and television host (born 1969)
- A ban on flavored pouches in California is currently in effect, but Steve Hilton has proposed lifting the restriction.
- Political developments on June 10, 2026, include Steve Hilton seeking to expand the Republican coalition, Spencer Pratt's rise in a mayoral race, and Newsom/Harris supporting Becerra's gubernatorial candidacy.
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Becerra
island in Antarctica
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Related events
- In a political development, Steve Hilton has advanced in a general election against Xavier Becerra, campaigning on tax and regulation cuts while seeking to govern California.
- Steve Hilton campaigns to bring back the 'California dream' during his political run.
- Steve Hilton, Xavier Becerra, and Tom Steyer were contesting the gubernatorial race for support on May 29, 2026.
- Xavier Becerra joined a rally in Indio while campaigning against Steve Hilton for governor.
- Steve Hilton unveiled a new campaign plan, using the Sunbreak Ranch project as a prototype, during a news conference in San Diego.