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21 articles about 21 events for “California Gubernatorial Debate”.
“During CNN’s gubernatorial debate in September, Becerra lambasted Hilton’s tax plans.”
“But So, Does It Matter? is mostly about California politics, and we’ve got plenty of drama of our own.”
“Trump's announcement on election day comes amid continued debate over the country's support for Israel.”
“When the gubernatorial campaign of Eric Swalwell, the now former California congressman, imploded amid allegations of sexual misconduct, the afterthought became the frontrunner.”
“Democratic gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra went viral after a recent interview with the San Francisco Chronicle in which reporters pressed him to take a position on one of California’s most contentious housing debates.”
“While Democratic Party leaders publicly debate how to punish Donald Trump politically, allege corruption, or navigate the ideological divide between moderates and democratic socialists, a different argument is emerging from Southern pulpits.”
“One year ago, the idea of a billionaire tax in California was still in its infancy.”
“Rogers told reporters after his debate with El-Sayed earlier this month.”
“El-Sayed ultimately fell short in the 2018 Democratic gubernatorial primary.”
““Fights about ‘defund’ dominated the conversation, as opposed to meaningful debate about safety and justice,””
“Steve Hilton is right: California’s high-speed rail project belongs in a museum, not on a map — and certainly not on the state’s budget.”
“Xavier Becerra: Tough talk on homelessness as poll shows commanding lead Becerra, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee, did not hit the campaign trail Saturday, but spent the week making his case for a tougher approach to California’s homelessness crisis.”
“Meta board placates Zuckerberg after threat to leave California if voters approve wealth tax measure Polls suggest a tight result on Prop 40, as some tech barons threaten to move out of state if it passes Meta Platforms has struck a deal with Mark Zuckerberg,…”
“This year’s test results are a reminder that — as Xavier Becerra said in the gubernatorial debate — the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting a different result.”
“Oregon’s gubernatorial races tend to be closer than presidential contests and voters have been shown a reluctance to heave their governor from office, even when they tell pollsters they’re not happy with the incumbent or the state of their state.”
“Bernie Sanders on California’s ballot next month — and with “Squad””
“…sidewalks in the heart of Los Angeles' Skid Row, Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton blasted California's homelessness crisis as a "political scandal," accusing Democratic leaders of spending billions in taxpayer dollars while allowing the streets…”
“Voters will decide 34 data center-related ballot measures across seven states — California, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Nevada, Ohio and Wisconsin.”
“Wes Moore wouldn’t commit to serving a full, four-year term if re-elected governor during Tuesday’s gubernatorial debate.”
“Failed California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter, who had promised to quit politics, has instead leaned all in on opposing the state’s proposed one-time billionaire tax.”
“But in California, where Steve Hilton, the Republican gubernatorial candidate endorsed by Trump, is seeking an upset, the president’s comments were unwelcome.”