A Republican elected governor in California? It's not as far-fetched as it sounds.

A crowded Democratic field and a unique primary system could create room for the GOP to pull off a shocking upset in the ...
San Diego Union-Tribune

Don’t let critics undermine California’s top-two primary: It benefits voters, not parties.

In 2010, after the Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional the popular blanket primary system, Californians voted to replace the deeply unpopular closed primary that replaced it with a top-two system.

A Republican elected governor in California? It's not as far-fetched as it sounds. Here's how it could happen.

A crowded Democratic field and a unique primary system could create room for the GOP to pull off a shocking upset in the Golden State next year.