The California gubernatorial primary election is narrowing down, with three candidates remaining: Republican Steve Hilton, and Democrats Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer. Hilton, a former Fox News Contributor, argues that Californians need change and a governor who can work effectively with the president. He claims that many residents believe the state is going in the wrong direction. On the Democratic side, Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra expresses his commitment to providing all Californians with a fair chance at the American dream, while billionaire Tom Steyer emphasizes the need for a fair healthcare system and equitable tax contributions from the wealthy. The race has become the most expensive gubernatorial contest on record, with a staggering $327.6 million spent on ads and reservations, of which Steyer accounts for 63%. Only the top two candidates will advance to the general election in November, making every campaign effort crucial as the election date approaches.