The four leading candidates running for a California U.S. Senate seat fought over taxes, crime, homelessness and more as the three Democrats and one Republican compete for two spots in the fast-approaching March 5 primary.
A late January poll conducted by researchers from USC, Long Beach State and Cal Poly Pomona showed Schiff, 63, leading the pack with support from 25% of likely voters. Porter, 50, and Garvey, 75, were tied for second with 15%, and Lee, 77, trailed with 7%.
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