Sagar Enjeti

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6,491 appearances 28 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar · 6/4/26: Pratt Slips In LA Mayors Race, Lebanon Ceasefire Falls Apart, US Oil Reserves 22 Year Low · 4 Jun 2026 podcast

So this was the primary, but everybody, Democrat, Republican, runs in the primary.

And then the top two go on to the general election.

So here is where things stand as of now.

It continues to be Steve Hilton, the Republican, in first place with 27.6%, Javier Becerra in second place with 25.6%, and Tom Steyer in third place at 19.8%.

However,

As more and more ballots have come in, Steyer has been closing the gap.

Becerra has been surging into the lead.

It looks very much Becerra has already been declared, you know, he's going to be able to go on to the general election.

He is likely to be first, obviously second right now, but the ballot trends show that it is almost impossible for Steve Hilton to maintain that first place that he stands in right now.

And so as these ballots have continued to be counted,

Steyer has been closing the gap.

Now, I'll show you some of the math in a moment.

It's still going to be tough for him to be able to fully close that gap and knock Hilton out of that second place and have two Dems going into the general election.

But the later ballots have favored him significantly.

And in California, there are a lot more ballots outstanding than were initially estimated and anticipated.

Let me go ahead and put a two up on the screen.

Very similar dynamic here in the L.A.

mayoral race.

Karen Bass has secured the top spot.

She again has already AP and whoever has declared, OK, she will advance.

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