Biden’s top health official, Xavier Becerra, enters the race to succeed California Gov. Gavin Newsom
- Xavier Becerra, former Health Secretary for the Biden administration, has officially entered the race for Governor of California, joining a competitive field of Democrats seeking to replace term-limited Governor Gavin Newsom.
- Becerra has a significant background in public service, including roles as California's attorney general and a U.S. House member, making him a prominent candidate.
- He emphasized the need to restore the California Dream, citing his personal background and commitment to fighting for families facing economic challenges.
- The race may shift dramatically if former Vice President Kamala Harris decides to run, as Democrats dominate California elections with a near 2 to 1 registration advantage over Republicans.
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Biden’s Top Health Official Runs for California Governor
President Joe Biden’s former health secretary, Xavier Becerra, wants to be California’s next governor, he announced April 2. “I watched my parents, a construction worker and a clerical worker, achieve the California dream,” Becerra said in a social media video Wednesday. “Can we do that today with this affordability crisis? Very tough. But we’ve taken on these tough fights. “California has succeeded in those tough fights and become the economic …
Ex-Biden HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra launches Calif. governor bid – potentially putting him on a collision course with Kamala Harris
Former Biden administration official Xavier Becerra announced Wednesday that he’s running to be California’s next governor – and that he won’t step aside if Kamala Harris enters the race.
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