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This is a Fox News alert. AP is now projecting Democrat Javier Basera will advance in California's gubernatorial primary race.
The former California Attorney General and US Secretary of HHS was considered an underdog until the departure of Eric Swallwell from the race.
Let's bring in Fox News contributor Raymond Aoyo.
Uh Raymond, so that just broke.
I predicted this would happen that
>> Visera who was down a couple points when we all woke up on Wednesday morning and then the mail in ballots start rolling
in and again Hilton might ultimately make it as number two but
>> who knows who knows as the as the voting goes on.
I mean, there's only 16,000 and change votes separating Basera from Steve Hilton at this point.
And the fact that Hilton led this insurgent campaign, I mean, it shows you clearly Californians are looking for an option here, we'll see if he can break through.
But, uh, at the moment, you know, the way they're counting, we could be here at Ash Wednesday and still be waiting for a final tally here, Laura.
>> Uh, no, they have to certify after 4th of July.
So, it could go through after 4th of July. the certification doesn't happen then.
But Tom Styer uh he's separated by about 336,000 votes.
>> Styer would have to make up, you know, quite a lot of votes. But again, still there's only 66% of the vote counted.
I It's >> right. >> It's crazy town.
>> No, it's third world. This is third world uh uh polling that we're seeing.
This should never happen in America where you have to wait days and days and weeks to get a result, particularly of a race like this.
California has to do better.
I'm glad the I'm glad this the uh Justice Department is looking into this.
By the way, it's important for them to scrutinize.
>> Congress has to do the same thing. Open the books.
Let's have the sunshine come in.
You know, no one's saying any no one's accusing anyone of everything, but
let's all be transparent here and let's see what what happens in those voting rooms.
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