California officials say they are ready to resist should the federal government attempt to assert control over the state's voting system, as President Trump has suggested it should.

As California's gubernatorial race heats up, it features a roster of candidates from across the political spectrum, each with unique backgrounds and priorities.

California’s first statewide gubernatorial debate of the 2026 election cycle wrapped up Tuesday night, giving voters an early look at a crowded and still wide-open race just four months before the June primary.

Amid baseless claims of fraud, Trump renews attacks on vote‑by‑mail while California prepares for 2026 statewide and congressional elections.

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Most Democrats running to replace Newsom have praised the governor’s fiery opposition to President Trump and the Republican-led Congress, The Times’ Nicole Nixon wrote, including the governor’s outlandish online trolling of Trump and his allies. San José Mayor Matt Mahan was not impressed.

A top Democrat running to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom blasted entrenched politicians afraid of change as he pledged to focus the 2026 California gubernatorial election on “waste, fraud and abuse.” San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan,