Well, half a dozen states held their primary elections yesterday, giving a clearer picture of how some of the nation's high-profile midterm races will shape up this fall.

In California, ballots are still being counted in several key races, chief among them the race for governor.

Three candidates are locked in a fight for the top two spots that will advance to November's runoff.

On the Democratic side, former Health and Human Service, his secretary Javier Bicera,

and billionaire activist Tom Steyer, and Republican media commentator Steve Hilton.

It appears that we are on track to advance to November.

We're going to wait until every ballot is counted.

We're going to give democracy a time to work, and we don't be finished really strong.

Change is coming to California, and it's long overdue.

Meantime, in Iowa, the matchups for both Senate and Governor are now set.

In the Senate race, Republican Congresswoman Ashley Hinson will face Democratic challenger and former

Paralympian Josh Turek to replace retiring Senator Joni Ernst. And in the race for governor,

businessman Zach Lawn narrowly edged out Trump-backed congressman Randy Feinstra. He'll face Democratic

State auditor Rob Sand in what's set to be one of the nation's most watched gubernatorial races this fall.

For more on what these primary results mean.

Heading into the fall, we are joined now by Nathan Gonzalez, editor and publisher of Inside Elections.

Always good to see you.

So let's start in California, shall we?

The governor's race is still being sorted out.

These mail-in votes are still being counted.

But it appears that the Democrat, Javier Becerra,

is going to face Republican Steve Hilton this fall.

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