#steve-garvey

#steve-garvey

The California Senate race between Schiff and Garvey has turned into a lackluster contest, with Schiff prioritizing support for other Democrats over his own campaign.

Adam Schiff's effective campaign strategy and fame give him a substantial advantage over Steve Garvey in the California Senate race.

Steve Garvey struggles to gain traction in his Senate campaign against Adam Schiff, who leverages political experience and funding.

Adam Schiff is the frontrunner to win California's Senate seat following a competitive primary election against Republican Steve Garvey.

The debate highlighted stark differences in views on reproductive health, housing policy, and immigration between Adam Schiff and Steve Garvey.

The debate highlighted the tension between Schiff and Garvey, centered on their differing qualifications and accountability to California voters.

Steve Garvey, a Dodgers legend, is running for Senate but also has a shot at Baseball Hall of Fame recognition in December.

Steve Garvey, a former Dodgers player, is now running for the U.S. Senate at the age of 75, with aspirations to enter politics that date back to the early 1980s.

Garvey's political career has gained significant traction, with a recent poll showing him tied for the lead with Rep. Adam B. Schiff in the primary election.

Garvey's celebrity status and outreach to Latino voters may not be enough to secure a competitive Senate race against Adam Schiff.

California voters are facing a significant choice between newcomer Steve Garvey and seasoned politician Adam Schiff to fill the Senate seat formerly held by Dianne Feinstein.

California voters will elect a new U.S. Senator, as Steve Garvey contends against Adam Schiff for the seat previously held by Dianne Feinstein.

The Senate race in California sees Adam Schiff leading Steve Garvey, with Garvey's baseball fame overshadowing his lack of political experience.

Garvey seeks Latino support in his Senate campaign despite long odds against Schiff in overwhelmingly Democratic California.

The California Senate debate highlighted sharp contrasts between Adam Schiff's and Steve Garvey's views, especially regarding Trump and key state issues.

Steve Garvey is facing a significant tax debt of $350,000 to $750,000 in back state and local taxes.

Garvey is working diligently with his accountant and the IRS to resolve the debt by the end of the year.

Steve Garvey owes between $350,000 and $750,000 in state and federal taxes from 13 years ago.

Disclosure of such a large tax liability on a federal financial statement by a senator or candidate is rare.

Republican Steve Garvey leads in the UC Berkeley poll for U.S. Senate primary.

Garvey's surge is attributed to increasing popularity among Republicans despite being outspent by Democratic candidates.

The debate for the California U.S. Senate seat became heated when three House Democrats targeted Republican Steve Garvey.

There are two elections for the seat: a special election to fulfill the remainder of Sen. Dianne Feinstein's term and a full six-year term election.

Support for Republican Steve Garvey has grown in the Democratic Senate race in California.

Garvey could finish second in the primary if Republican voters and others continue to support him.

Former Dodgers player Steve Garvey is running for the United States Senate in California.

Garvey's campaign focuses on quality-of-life issues, public safety, and education.

Former Dodgers player Steve Garvey is running for U.S. Senate in California to succeed the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

Garvey's campaign focuses on quality-of-life issues, public safety, education, and supporting small businesses.

He calls for lower taxes and less red tape for small business owners, increased funding for police departments, and empowering parents and teachers in education.

Steve Garvey won the NL MVP Award in 1974.

Eric Gagne won the NL Cy Young Award in 2003.

Clayton Kershaw won the NL MVP Award in 2014.