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A significant political shift is occurring in California as Republican candidates, Steve Hilton and Spencer Pratt, gain unexpected traction in recent jungle primaries. With Republican voter registration surging ahead of Democrats for the first time in years, this trend suggests a potential realignment in a state long dominated by the Democratic Party. The political landscape is changing as voters begin to associate the failures in governance with the party in power, signaling a growing appetite for conservative leadership. 

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Highlights:

• "Steve Hilton leads the California governor's race, marking a shift in voter sentiment." 
• "Republican voter registration in California has surged by 14% since 2022." 
• "Spencer Pratt forces a runoff against incumbent mayor Karen Bass, highlighting GOP momentum in Los Angeles." 
• "Political earthquakes in California reflect a national trend of increasing Republican enthusiasm and voter turnout." 

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