California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is headed to the November general election, telling voters that the Golden State now has a real opportunity to chart a new course after years of failed leadership.

Hilton, a conservative commentator and former Fox News host, secured a spot on the general election ballot and will face Democratic candidate Xavier Becerra in November.

Speaking on “The Ingraham Angle” Tuesday night, Hilton expressed optimism about the road ahead, arguing that Californians are ready for a different direction after years of policies that many critics say have contributed to rising costs, public safety concerns, and government dysfunction.

“The good news is that we're going to have a chance for change in November, a new direction instead of another four years of the insanity,” Hilton said.

His message is likely to resonate with voters who have grown frustrated with the status quo and are looking for leadership focused on practical solutions rather than more of the same. After all, Californians have seen plenty of promises from the political establishment—results have been a little harder to find.

With the general election now set, Hilton will have the opportunity to make his case directly to voters across the state as he seeks to bring conservative leadership back to Sacramento. Supporters view the race as an opportunity to restore common-sense policies and accountability in state government.

For Republicans and voters seeking a new path forward, November represents more than just another election—it represents a chance to turn the page and begin building a stronger future for California.