California's Gubernatorial Race Gets Personal With Attack Ads
New ads are hitting the airwaves and some are targeting California gubernatorial front-runner Gavin Newsom.
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New ads are hitting the airwaves and some are targeting California gubernatorial front-runner Gavin Newsom.
Former lieutenant governor Abel Maldonado, a republican from Santa Maria, formed a campaign committee on Thursday—which allows him to raise money for the 2014 gubernatorial election, challenging Gov. Jerry Brown.
Democrat Jerry Brown kicked off the final day of his campaign for California governor Monday with a promise to voters that he would work with lawmakers to solve the state's financial problems and always "tell it like it is."
As the governor's race entered the final stretch, Democrat Jerry Brown took a swipe at his opponent's lack of experience. Republican Meg Whitman jabbed back, saying California needs fresh ideas, and voters need to retire Brown.
In the final stretch to Election Day, California's gubernatorial candidates continue on the stump in what has become the most expensive governor's race in the state's history.
Attorney General Jerry Brown has raised more than $28 million in his gubernatorial bid, far outstripping the $19 million donors have poured into Republican Meg Whitman's campaign.
California gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman took her campaign to Asian American voters statewide Saturday as polls showed the former eBay chief executive slipping behind her Democratic opponent with just more than a week left in the race.