With 76 days left until California’s primary polls open, the seven presidential hopefuls who take the debate stage in Los Angeles on Thursday night will have a chance to make direct appeals to the Golden State’s 8.6 million Democrats in their own backyard.
California Sen. Kamala Harris’s exit from the Democratic primary race on Dec. 3 set off a scramble for supporters in her home state.
How the candidates address nationwide issues with particular relevance in California — including housing, cannabis and the gig economy — will offer insight into their strategy to win over Golden State voters, along with the 494 delegates California will award based on the results of Super Tuesday on March 3.
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