While guest co-hosting “The View,” Caitlyn Jenner discusses her failed run for California governor and why she believes the GOP needs to change.

Former California gubernatorial candidate Caitlyn Jenner appeared on "The View."

Caitlyn Jenner, who is running to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom, on ABC's "The View."

ABC News’ Zohreen Shah joins Linsey Davis to discuss Caitlyn Jenner’s first campaign ad and the current state of the California recall election.

The reality TV star and Olympic gold medalist is poised to become the most high-profile Republican on the ballot this year -- and the most prominent trans woman to ever run for political office.

Caitlyn Jenner has branded herself a "compassionate disrupter" fighting against "elitist politicians" in a three-minute video launching her bid for California governor.

Jenner said she doesn’t think trans girls should be allowed to compete in female sports.

Records obtained from the LA County Registrar show that Caitlyn Jenner cast a ballot in the 2016 general election, but not in the primary.

Caitlyn Jenner, a former Olympian and celebrity reality TV star, filed paperwork to run for governor of California.

The former Olympic gold medalist and transgender activist made a new stunning announcement that she's running for office.

The lawsuit was filed in federal court on August 3.

The former Olympian did not face criminal charges.

Jenner confronted Kimmel about late-night jokes made before she transitioned.

The Olympic champ talks about her political aspirations, being an LGBT advocate.

It is unclear with whom the trans advocate met.

Caitlyn Jenner was married to the Kardashian matriarch for 23 years.

Caitlyn Jenner has written a tell-all book, "The Secrets of My Life."

Caitlyn Jenner details her journey in her new memoir, “The Secrets of My Life,” out on April 25.

The television personality and advocate appears live on "GMA" to discuss her new tell all book.

Caitlyn Jenner sits down with ABC News' Diane Sawyer to discuss life after transitioning to a woman.

Jenner said, "My life revolves around my kids, and they'll be in my life until the day I die."

At a time when transgender rights are being debated, this group discusses their feelings on how schools can protect transgender children.

Jenner talks about her bombshell Vanity Fair cover, giving her ESPYs speech in front of her peers and family and how she feels today.

Jenner has a new memoir, "The Secrets of My Life" and going forward, she hopes to work with corporations to support transgender causes.

After 65 years of living as a man, Jenner talks about her decision to transition and the public stumbles she made after coming out as transgender.

Experts are intrigued by what they're learning from identical twins and about the brain. Caitlyn talks about surgery.

New conversation details what life has been like for her as a woman, her regrets and what her life is like now.

Since transitioning into a woman, Jenner said the kids still call her, "Dad," but that some are now more distant from her.

The group had a discussion about their feelings on whether transgender people should be allowed to use the bathroom of their gender identity.

Caitlyn Jenner details her journey in her new memoir, “The Secrets of My Life,” out on April 25.

After two years of living life as a woman, Jenner tells Sawyer that she is both "happy" and "peaceful."

Jenner made headlines two years ago after Ellen DeGeneres asked for her thoughts on same-sex marriage during an appearance on her talk show.

In an interview with Diane Sawyer, Jenner, a longtime Republican, said that she voted for Donald Trump but that the Trump administration's reversal of an Obama administration directive on transgender protections in public schools is "extremely disappointing."

Don't miss a Diane Sawyer primetime exclusive sit-down with Caitlyn Jenner. In a special hour, see Caitlyn reflect on her life since she last spoke with Diane two years ago. Watch "Caitlyn Jenner: The Secrets of My Life" on Friday, April 21, at 10 p.m. ET

Actress Linda Thompson is opening up in a new book about life with Elvis Presley and later her marriage to the person now known as Caitlyn Jenner.

Vanity Fair Magazine released the first image of Caitlyn Jenner on its cover on Monday.

A day before, Dr. Ben Carson called "this whole transgender thing" "absurd."

Last year's Arthur Ashe Courage Award winner stunned in a short white dress.

“Can't wait to hit the road to Cleveland!” Jenner tweeted on Friday night.

The Olympian posed with her gold medal.

Despite "bathroom" bills in the South, Trump said Jenner is welcome anywhere.