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California’s gubernatorial race is heating up with Xavier Becerra leading at 25%, followed by Steve Hilton at 21% and Tom Steyer at 19%, as voters grapple with a crowded 61-candidate field. Many undecided voters are delaying ballots, weighing strategic choices over loyalty, fearing their vote might be wasted if their favorite can’t reach the runoff. While Republicans are returning ballots faster than last time, Democrats are catching up — partly because the fear of two Republicans advancing is fading. A 75-year-old Democrat summed it up: they’re holding off to vote wisely, not just for who they love. With no clear “unicorn” candidate emerging, Democrats are hoping at least one of their top contenders survives to November — and the race remains as confusing as it is competitive.

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