LOS
ANGELES — Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio is turning to a
state known as a perennial source of campaign dollars.
In
California, Rubio has private fundraisers on his agenda in San
Francisco and in Los Angeles. The Florida senator also plans to deliver a
speech Tuesday in Los Angeles, the only public event on his two-day
swing.
It's unclear if California will factor in a Republican primary fight, apart from its concentration of donors.
If
the nomination is locked up in the campaign's early stages,
California's June 2016 primary election could be a mere formality. But
it could also become a battleground if the race is tight.
It's Rubio's first visit to California since he declared his candidacy this month.
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