May 12, 2026
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2:47Now PlayingCalifornia’s controversial “top-two” primary system is coming under new scrutiny as a repeal effort gains momentum amid a shifting 2026 governor’s race.
Known as a “jungle primary,” the system places all candidates on the same ballot, with the top two vote-getters—regardless of party—advancing to the general election. Supporters say it reduces partisan gridlock, but critics argue it can distort voter choice and shut out major party representation.
Now, with Republican candidates Steve Hilton and Sheriff Chad Bianco gaining ground in early polling, there is growing concern that two Republicans could potentially advance to the November election—triggering what some are calling a political earthquake in deep-blue California.
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