Betty Yee gets candid in an emotional interview with CBS News California Investigates on why she's suspending her gubernatorial campaign and concerns about California's political process.
Former State Controller Betty Yee, a Democrat who for months struggled to gain traction with voters and was unable to pull herself above the low single digits in various polls, has suspended her ...
Betty Yee, a former state controller, announced she will be suspending her campaign.
Yee, lacking financial resources and voter recognition despite being elected to statewide office twice, dropped out of the 2026 governor's race.
Democrat and former state controller Betty Yee announced her endorsement Tuesday for California governor a day after suspending her campaign. Yee announced that she is endorsing Tom Steyer in a large ...
Former California state controller Betty Yee has suspended her gubernatorial campaign, citing insufficient resources and poor polling. Her exit follows that of Eric Swalwell, whose campaign ended amid ...
California gubernatorial candidate Betty Yee has announced that she is suspending her campaign. "Public service has been the honor of my lifetime ... This campaign has always been about something much ...
Democrat Betty Yee, former California state controller, has dropped out of California's crowded gubernatorial race weeks before the June 2 primary election approaches.
Former California controller Betty Yee has exited the race for governor, dealing another blow to an already fractured Democratic field and intensifying concerns that the party could split its vote in ...
(Inside California Politics) — Former California State Controller Betty Yee, a favorite of Democratic Party insiders who never broke through with the public, is dropping out of the race for governor.
Betty Yee, former California state controller answers questions during the Gubernatorial Forum on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026, at the Crest Theatre in Sacramento. JOSÉ LUIS VILLEGAS jvillegas@sacbee.com ...
Yee, who was born in San Francisco to Chinese immigrant parents, was vying to be the first woman to hold the state’s highest office.