Xavier Becerra and Karen Bass are running for Governor of California, while Nithya Raman, Xavier Becerra, and others are involved in the Los Angeles mayoral race. Steve Hilton advised David Cameron.
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Xavier Becerra and Karen Bass are running for Governor of California, while Nithya Raman, Xavier Becerra, and others are involved in the Los Angeles mayoral race. Steve Hilton advised David Cameron.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Court orders return of seized ballots as election polls show a nominee trailing by 25 points.1 source
- Xavier Becerra and Nithya Raman made statements promoting street vendors and cart eating in Los Angeles.Sub-event
Multiple races underway: Becerra/Bass for CA Governor, Raman in LA mayoral race. Hilton advised Cameron.1 source
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The entities involved
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Xavier Becerra
25th United States Secretary of Health and Human Services
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Steve Hilton
British-American political advisor and television host (born 1969)
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Nithya Raman
American urban planner and activist
Related events
- Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton are contesting the nomination for Governor of California, with the campaign issues now including specific concerns regarding Imperial County.
- Becerra, Hilton, and Newsom participated in a televised gubernatorial debate in Burbank, California.
- High-profile politicians Nancy Pelosi, Gavin Newsom, Xavier Becerra, and Joe Biden are noted for their political activities and past associations in California.
- The Public Policy Institute of California polled leading candidates for the gubernatorial race.
- Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra visited the University of California on August 31st for discussions related to the gubernatorial race in California.