KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: We just heard from George W. Bush. We are now going to switch gears, go to Jonathan Karl. He is in Stockton, California, where he's following the McCain campaign. Hi, Jonathan.</s>JONATHAN KARL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Kyra. Well, we do have those elections in North Dakota, and Virginia and in Washington State today, but John McCain's resources, his time and his energy right here in California, he'll have a town hall meeting here in Stockton shortly, he hit the state last night with a big rally in Redding. McCain is dedicating so much time here, so much of his resources. Actually, they say, McCain will spend -- his campaign says McCain will spend about $3 million, perhaps more, on television advertising alone before California votes one week from today. California may, in fact, be the first state where McCain goes dollar for dollar with George W. Bush on television advertising, and he needs to because this is also a state where he has been trailing in the polls, and it also is a state where only Republican -- registered Republican votes will counts, in terms of who wins the delegates. Unlike many of the other states, where McCain has done well, and is going well, California is a state where Republicans are in the driver's seat. Of course, that victory in Michigan for John McCain last week driven largely by the fact that he had a lot of support among independents and even Democrats. If it were just Republican voting in Michigan, John McCain would have lost. So here in California, John McCain targeting those Republicans in his advertising, and in his campaign appearances here at this town hall meeting. Reporting live from Stockton, California, this is Jonathan Karl.</s>DONNA KELLEY, CNN ANCHOR: Thank you, Jonathan.
Election 2000: McCain Campaign Focuses on California