Some California voters are having a difficult time deciding who they want to support in the June 2 gubernatorial primary, with no one emerging as a clear frontrunner. Elections officials are warning more voters could wait until election day to cast a ballot for whichever person seems to be in the lead, but that could mean longer lines and more patience. There are 62 candidates running for the governor's seat, so getting through the ballot could take more time than in past years.