Xavier Becerra has won the election for governor of California, making history as the first Latino governor since 1875. Becerra, who is 68 and the son of Mexican immigrants, has committed to resisting the agenda of former President Donald Trump. He defeated Republican candidate Steve Hilton, who was endorsed by Trump. This election is notable in a state where a significant portion of the population is Latino.
Key facts
- Xavier Becerra is the first Latino governor of California since 1875.
- Becerra is 68 years old and the son of Mexican immigrants.
- Over 40% of California residents are Latino.
- Becerra defeated Republican Steve Hilton in the election.
- Becerra has vowed to resist Donald Trump's agenda.
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