California primary races have no clear winner; Trump pick loses in Iowa

This morning, the picture is getting a bit clearer after Tuesday's primaries across the country

starting in California, where Los Angeles appears headed for a high-profile mayoral runoff

Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass is on track to advance to November after falling short of the 50% needed

to win outright. And with ballots still being counted, former reality TV star Spencer Pratt

appears to have the inside track for the second spot, holding a lead over city council member

Nithya Raman. Bass is campaigning on experience and her efforts to rebuild Los Angeles after last

year's wildfires. Pratt has positioned himself as a political outsider, promising change at City Hall

Los Angeles is the creative capital of the world, where we dream and we make our dreams come true

where our industry was leaving, but we're bringing it back. We're bringing it back

But now I feel very confident that I'm going to continue to work hard, learn everything I need to learn, build my teams, show all the experience I'm going to surround myself with

Because that's a concern. I'm going to build that experience around. We have five months to the best team the city could ever dream of around

The California governor's race is still too close to call. Republican Steve Hilton holds a narrow lead in early returns

with former Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra close behind. If those standings hold, both men would advance to November

under California's top two primary system. Billionaire Tom Steyer remains in contention as counting continues Change is coming to California Change is coming to California and it long overdue I want to just say something from my heart to every single person

who's voted for me. We're not we're not there yet, but it's looking good

And while I take nothing for granted, there are lots of ballots left to be counted

It appears that we are on track to advance to November. One step closer, one step closer to the son of those hardworking immigrants

Maria and Manuel Becerra, becoming the next governor of the great state of California

We're going to wait till every ballot is counted. We're going to give democracy the time to work, and we know we finished really strong

In Iowa, one of the biggest surprises of the night came in the Republican race for governor

Trump-backed Congressman Randy Feenstra lost to farmer and businessman Zach Lon by about one percentage point

a margin of roughly 2,000 votes. Feenstra has conceded, and Lon will now face Democratic State Auditor Rob Sand in November

In Iowa's open U.S. Senate race, Republican Congresswoman Ashley Hinson won the GOP nomination

and will face Democrat Josh Turek in November. And the U.S. Supreme Court is allowing Alabama to use its current congressional map

while legal challenges continue. A lower court recently found the map discriminated against black voters

The Supreme Court's order means it will remain in place for now