New life for the long shots
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The collapse of Eric Swalwell's campaign has shaken up the California governor's race, giving new life to lower-performing candidates. Candidates such as Antonio Villaraigosa, Matt Mahan, and Xavier Becerra are now angling to capitalize on Swalwell's exit and gain momentum in the primary.
The California governor's race has been upended after Eric Swalwell's campaign collapsed. Lower-performing candidates are now seeking to gain momentum. Antonio Villaraigosa announced a pledge to serve only one term, while Matt Mahan's campaign released internal polls showing momentum. Xavier Becerra's digital operation has taken on a punchier tone. The candidates are hoping to capitalize on Swalwell's exit and gain endorsements, staffers, and voters. Tom Steyer has already scooped up a big win, gaining the support of the California Teachers Association.
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