In a critical move ahead of California's gubernatorial primary, Republican candidate Steve Hilton is urging fellow Republican Chad Bianco to withdraw from the race. Hilton warns that a divided GOP could allow Democrats to secure both positions in the upcoming general election. He highlights the urgency of the situation, stating that there are effectively three candidates vying for two spots on the November ballot. In a recent social media post, Hilton painted a grim picture for conservatives, suggesting that failure to consolidate support could lead to a 'Doomsday Scenario' with Democrats Tom Steyer and Xavier Becerra potentially facing off in the general election. A recent California Post poll indicates a tight race, with Hilton and Steyer each at 25%, while Bianco sits at 10%. Hilton argues that if Republicans do not unify, critical issues like voter ID measures could be jeopardized, impacting GOP candidates statewide. His call for Bianco to drop out emphasizes the need for strategic consolidation to enhance their chances against the Democrats.