Super Tuesday is approaching, and Santos flies to Sacramento in order to prepare -- if Santos fails to do well in California, his campaign will be over. While in Sacramento, Santos continues to work to push his health care agenda while he receives pressure from the press to take a stance on California's legislation that would provide driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, Russell decides not to travel to California; Donna tries to figure out why Hoynes refuses to campaign in California, then takes a bigger role in the Russell campaign by becoming the new spokeswoman.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 6 Episode 18 of The West Wing resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

The West Wing Season 6 Episodes...

• s06e01 - NSF Thurmont
• s06e02 - The Birnam Wood
• s06e03 - Third
• s06e04 - Liftoff
• s06e05 - The Hubbert Peak
• s06e06 - The Dover Test
• s06e07 - A Change Is Gonna Come
• s06e08 - In the Room
• s06e09 - Impact Winter
• s06e10 - Faith Based Initiative
• s06e11 - Opposition Research
• s06e12 - 365 Days
• s06e13 - King Corn
• s06e14 - The Wake Up Call
• s06e15 - Freedonia
• s06e16 - Drought Conditions
• s06e17 - A Good Day
• s06e18 - La Palabra
• s06e19 - Ninety Miles Away
• s06e20 - In God We Trust
• s06e21 - Things Fall Apart
• s06e22 - 2162 Votes

The West Wing Show Summary

In a unique glimpse of the inner-workings of Presidential politics, The West Wing takes viewers inside the White House and follows the lives of the staff as they help President Jed Bartlet make the crucial decisions that shape the nation and the world around it. Working closely with the President are close friend and Chief of Staff Leo McGarry; Deputy Chief of Staff Josh Lyman; Josh's assistant Donna Moss; Communications Director Toby Ziegler; and his Deputy, Sam Seaborn; Press Secretary C.J. Cregg; First Lady Abbey Bartlet; and Charlie Young, Bartlet's Personal Aide.

As season 6 unfolded, the show shifted its focus from the current administration to the Arnold Vinick vs. Matthew Santos race for the presidency, presidential election, and transition to the new administration from the Bartlet administration.