California's primary election is set for June 2, with early voting starting in May. Democrats are returning their ballots at a slower rate than typical, amidst a campaign characterized by surprises and a lack of a clear leading candidate.
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California's primary election is set for June 2, with early voting starting in May. Democrats are returning their ballots at a slower rate than typical, amidst a campaign characterized by surprises and a lack of a clear leading candidate.
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