Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is making his final pitch to California voters with the state's primary election days away. Hilton, who is seeking the governorship, has been outlining his policy positions and priorities for the state.
In an interview with TIME, Hilton discussed his campaign and his vision for California. He stated that California voters are prepared for what he called a "Republican reset." The candidate has framed his campaign message around the phrase "stop doing stupid things," according to TIME's reporting.
Hilton told TIME that his approach resonates with voters who are frustrated with the current direction of the state. The interview covered his perspective on California's challenges and his proposed solutions.
According to the New York Post, Hilton has outlined what he intends to be his first major action if elected governor. The candidate is positioning himself as an alternative to the Democratic leadership that has controlled the governor's office.
The upcoming primary will determine which candidates advance to the general election. Hilton is competing for the Republican nomination in a state that has elected Democratic governors in recent election cycles.
Hilton's campaign represents an effort by Republicans to gain traction in California statewide politics. The candidate has been making his case to voters through interviews and public appearances, emphasizing his policy priorities and vision for the state's future.
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