US: California voters head to polls for US primary election.

SHOTLIST: - NORWALK, CALIFORNIA, USA (JUNE 2, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF VOTERS AT POLLING STATION 2. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE VOTING 3. WOMAN CASTING BALLOT INTO BALLOT BOX OUTSIDE POLLING STATION - LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA (JUNE 2, 2026) 4. EXTERIOR SHOT OF POLLING STATION 5. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE CASTING VOTES 6. EXTERIOR SHOTS OF POLLING STATION (TWO SHOTS)NORWALK / LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA - JUNE 2, 2026: California voters headed to the polls on Tuesday, June 2, for the state’s primary election, with races for governor, congressional seats, state legislative offices and local contests on the ballot. In Los Angeles, voters were also casting ballots in the mayoral primary, where incumbent Karen Bass is seeking re-election. The city’s primary nominating election is scheduled for June 2, with the general municipal election set for Nov. 3. In-person voting was taking place at polling locations across Los Angeles County, while voters were also able to return ballots by mail or at drop-off locations. Primaries formative in determining who will be competing in November’s midterm elections are taking place Tuesday in a total of six states – California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota. All states except California will be voting on nominees to compete for seats in the US Senate and House of Representatives. California will only be holding primaries for House races. That is due to the fact that senators are elected to six-year terms with one-third of the chamber up for election every two years. Neither of the state’s two senators are up for re-election this cycle.