California Governor's Race Math

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• INSIGHT: "3 Big Reasons to Vote"
• WATCH: Gubernatorial Debates (SCROLL DOWN)

3 BIG REASONS TO VOTE

Voting in California’s very important primary election begins May 5. And if you're a conservative, you have three big reasons to vote:

1. There's a historic chance to elect a mostly conservative Republican governor in November. Conservative voters can guarantee this result by making Republicans Chad Bianco and Steve Hilton the “top two” vote-getters in June.

If Bianco and Hilton are the top two vote-getters in California’s “jungle” primary election, only they will advance to the November runoff — ensuring a Republican governor (California’s “top two” primary election method has been in effect since 2012).

The reason this is possible? Because California's electorate (voters) is nearly 40% conservatives plus other reasonable people, and around 60% Democrats plus other left-leaning voters (based on the 2024 presidential election results). And since several big-name Democrats are running for governor, their 60% can be split into smaller percentages than the two big-name Republicans (Bianco and Hilton).

Recent polls have Hilton leading Bianco, with Democrats Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer trying to take at least second place. Yet most of these polls are biased and therefore unreliable. For example, "polls" from Gudelunas Strategies, EMC Research, and CBS / YouGov are actually surveys conducted through interviews, which conservatives are generally loath to participate in.

Therefore, the only "poll" that really counts is how voters actually vote. And with a strong voter turnout, conservatives can win big this primary election. However, if Bianco doesn’t make the “top two,” expect another Democrat Party governor to be elected in November, probably "serving" for eight straight years.

2. Your voice against theft, waste, and harming families needs to be heard. Similar to two years ago, in this primary election, there are nearly 100 tax hikes, tax extensions, bonds, and fee hikes by cities and counties up and down California. 

Stop and realize that these deceptive, thieving proposals are mostly due to overgrown union pensions, which are “eating up” city and county budgets.

3. Moral conservatives, especially people of faith, need to be the most energized voters. In many races, they’ll choose whether moral-values candidates (not RINOs), who will actually speak and fight for their values, will be in the “top two” in statewide legislative and congressional races.

So please vote, and urge others to vote, and vote right!