GOP ‘Change' Agents Rattle Deep-Blue California
In California's recent jungle primary, conservative outsiders Steve Hilton and Spencer Pratt made significant strides against established Democratic candidates. Both candidates campaigned on a message of change, appealing to voters dissatisfied with the current political landscape. Hilton led the governor's race, while Pratt positioned himself for a potential runoff in Los Angeles, signaling a shift in the state's political dynamics.
- ▪Steve Hilton and Spencer Pratt are conservative political outsiders running in California's jungle primary.
- ▪Hilton led the governor's race, outperforming expectations against Democrat Xavier Becerra and billionaire Tom Steyer.
- ▪Pratt is also poised for a potential runoff in Los Angeles, marking a notable night for California's anti-establishment right.
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up next: now reading: Outsiders Night: GOP ‘Change’ Agents Rattle Deep-Blue California Outsiders Night: GOP ‘Change’ Agents Rattle Deep-Blue CaliforniaBy Susan CrabtreeRCP StaffJune 03, 2026 AP X Story Stream recent articles Video: Global Warming Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit ... Article: Global Warming Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit ... Article: Global Warming Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit ... Entry: Global Warming Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit ... Video: Global Warming Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit ... HUNTINGTON BEACH — In a state that hasn’t elected a Republican governor in nearly two decades and where Democrats outnumber Republicans nearly two to one in registered voters, Tuesday night belonged to two conservative political outsiders who based their campaigns on a simple message: Californians deserve better.
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