Eliza Collins
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100 appearances
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 14 Sep
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And so Democrats will need to convince them that they have a plan, especially in some of these states where voters are really skeptical of Democrats.
WSJ National Political Reporter
So unlike most places, California has a top two primary system, which means everybody is competing against one another and the top two candidates make it out.
California should not be a state where Democrats are worried, but they were briefly because there were so many Democrats in the race that were splitting the vote that for a few weeks,
Two Republicans were the leading candidates in polls, and that meant that there was a chance Republicans would be the only two to go to the general election.
President Trump actually helped them out here by endorsing one of the candidates.
So the Republican field consolidated behind Steve Hilton, a former advisor to former British Prime Minister David Cameron and a Fox News host.
The two Democrats are
Javier Becerra, the former Health and Human Services Secretary, and Tom Steyer, a billionaire turned Democratic activist.
While these people are somewhat known, they're not big enough names and the party has not consolidated around any one candidate.
Pratt was seen as a complete long shot.
I think he is still absolutely a long shot to be mayor of Los Angeles.
It's just such a democratic place.
But what his rise really does show is that the current mayor, Karen Bass, the incumbent, is not popular.
This is a city that was ravaged by wildfires, continues to have homelessness, continues to have problems with unaffordability.
And Pratt's campaign is really hitting her on all of those things.
Polling shows that Pratt has a real chance, as does Rahman, of the two of them keeping Bass from hitting above 50 percent, forcing her into a runoff.
WSJ What’s News · Anti-Trump Sentiment vs. Policy: The Battle for the Midterms · 19 Apr 2026
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Not as active as he's ever been and more popular, really.
The party has moved to the left in many ways, including the establishment sort of elite Democrats.
But where Sanders has had a lot of success is in supporting these progressive primary candidates who win their party primaries.
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