Voters across California will cast their ballots to weigh in on federal races and major statewide offices — including governor.

Registered voters in California are beginning to receive their ballots for the June 2 primary election, but even so, many people might have questions. Here's what to know.

California voters on June 2, 2026, will be faced with deciding on a number of races that are likely to have wider impacts across the country. Here is a guide on what to know

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FBI Director Kash Patel says prior administrations looked the other way on election cheating but "those days are over."

Here is a list of the statewide races for California voters to consider this June, and in the November general election.

Candidates for nine statewide offices, including governor, are on the June primary ballot in California. The June 2 election features a muddled governor’s race in which no clear favorite has emerged,

Democratic incumbent Shirley Weber, Republican Don Wagner and Green Party candidates Gary Blenner and Michael Feinstein.

This article was originally published on CalMatters and was republished under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives license. The primary for the state’s top K-12 schools job is in less than a month,

Nearly 600 ballots in California's Humboldt County went uncounted due to a "miscommunication" and procedural error, according to officials.

California's "jungle primary" system, which allows candidates of all parties to run against each other on the same ballot, is a chaotic and confusing system that does not help either major party and is being criticized for its lack of order and potential for unknown candidates to make it to the general election ballot.