In an emergency, Gavin Newsom wouldn’t pick any Democrats seeking to fill Feinstein’s seat since he “didn’t intend to get engaged in the primary”

In the situation of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., the Democratic governor of California, Gavin Newsom, accepted that an “interim appointment” would be required, but he has no intention of choosing any of the other Democrats fighting for her seat.

Worries regarding Feinstein, 90,’s health increased after she recently granted her daughter the power of attorney. Numerous Democrats recently announced their candidacy for Feinstein’s empty seat.

None of the candidates are going to be able to miss the March 5 primary election, according to Newsom.

Newsom stated that he had no interest in taking part in the primary during an interview with Chuck Todd for Meet the Press.

“Provisional appointment. He declared, “I don’t want to participate in the primary. “It would be utterly injustice to the Democrats who have put in so much effort. There are only a few months left until that primary. I don’t want to upset that delicate balance.”