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 On the much-anticipated Super Tuesday, voters from various states, from the east to the west coast, made their voices heard in local elections and presidential primaries.

One of the significant races that drew attention was California's primary race for the U.S Senate Seat. This article will take you through the highlights of the showdown, the key players, and the unique voting system, known as the "jungle primary."

Key Players in the Race

The top contenders in this significant California's Senate race included:

1. Democratic Representative Adam Schiff from Los Angeles
2. Democratic Representative Barbara Lee from Oakland
3. Democratic Representative Katie Porter from Orange County
4. Republican and former baseball superstar Steve Garvey

The most recent polls showed Porter and Garvey in a neck-and-neck race for the second position behind Schiff.

Understanding the Jungle Primary

California is among the few states that hold a "jungle" primary. In this system, registered voters, regardless of their political party affiliation, can vote for their preferred candidate.

The two candidates with the highest votes, irrespective of their party, proceed to the November general election ticket.

This system has been a subject of bipartisan criticism due to the potential of a one-party shutout in the general election.

Schiff's Controversial Campaign Tactic

The nature of the jungle primary led Schiff, the Democratic frontrunner, to adopt a controversial campaign strategy. Schiff highlighted his Republican opponent, Garvey, in his campaign ads.

This move was seen as a strategy to boost Garvey's chances of coming second, setting the stage for an easier race in November, rather than facing Porter, a fellow Democrat.

California Participates in Super Tuesday

The Golden State was among the 15 states that welcomed voters to the polling stations on Super Tuesday.

The other states included Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, and Virginia, along with the American Samoa territory.

Conclusion

Super Tuesday saw the Californians head to the polls to cast their votes. The outcome of the race will be pivotal in shaping the political future of California. The jungle primary system, the main players, and the tactics used in this race offer a unique glimpse into the dynamics of electoral politics in the United States.

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