Morning Wire Is California Ready to Vote Red? | 3.30.25
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Mar 30, 2025 Join Steve Hilton, entrepreneur and author of "Califailure," as he explores California's shifting political landscape. He discusses a recent poll showing nearly half of Californians considering a Republican vote, signaling potential change. Hilton critiques the current Democratic leadership, emphasizing the need for balanced representation. He tackles pressing issues like fire management and fiscal mismanagement while highlighting the growing support for GOP ideals among voters, especially within the Latino community, amid economic challenges.
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Californians Open to Republican Candidates
- Recent polls show Californians are open to voting Republican in the next gubernatorial election.
- Steve Hilton believes a conservative candidate could win in 2026.
California's Republican Baseline
- California's baseline Republican vote share is higher than perceived, around 40%.
- Hilton suggests this makes a Republican victory more attainable than many believe.
The Need for a Republican Victory
- Hilton believes the only way to change California is to elect a Republican, not a conservative Democrat.
- He argues Democrats are tied to structural issues like union dependence and activist influence.
