California Democrats struggle with crowded gubernatorial race

The California gubernatorial primary has left many Democrats unenthusiastic and slow to vote. - Voter turnout is lower than usual, with only 11% of registered voters casting ballots as of May 27.

- The top-two primary system and a crowded field of 60 candidates, including six major Democrats, have caused confusion. - Key candidates include Xavier Becerra, Tom Steyer, and Katie Porter, but no clear front-runner has emerged.

- Some voters are reluctantly choosing candidates, while others wait for polls to clarify the race. The primary election is on June 2, and the outcome remains uncertain.