Steve Hilton Wins Second Spot in California Governor Race, Beating Tom Steyer

New York Times Tuesday 09 June 2026, 23:47 UTC By Laurel Rosenhall 1 min read

Xavier Becerra, left, and Steve Hilton.

Steve Hilton (PERSON) California (LOCATION) Tom Steyer Xavier Becerra (PERSON)

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