A relatively unknown U.S. Senate candidate in California, who was previously booted from the state’s Republican Party Convention for a campaign promise to “remove Jewish leaders” from power, is getting new attention since he was seen surging in one political poll.

Patrick Little from Albany had little political profile until he popped up second on a late-April Survey-USA poll, garnering 18 percent behind incumbent Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

“My whole campaign is predicated on removing the Jewish supremacists from control of our country,” Little said in an interview with NBC Bay Area.

Little, 33, has openly praised Adolf Hitler YM”S, promoted Holocaust denial and expressed his desire to see Jewish Americans deported from the country.

In his campaign platform, which is posted on his website, Little describes himself as a “white advocate” and states his slogan: “Liberate the US from Jewish oligarchy.”

Last month, Little protested outside Twitter headquarters in San Francisco after the company suspended his account. He held a sign that read: “It’s not okay to be white @ Twitter.”

Little says he wants to keep his supporters “safe from non-whites” and is promising California voters that he’ll work to achieve a government “free from Jews” if they elect him to the U.S. Senate.

A SurveyUSA poll conducted last month polled Little with 18 percent support in California’s open top-two primary, gathering more than twice as much support as any other Republican. Should those numbers hold up, Little would have a chance of facing incumbent Sen. Dianne Feinstein in the general election.

His name is Patrick Little.
Says he’s running for U.S. Senate.
At San Francisco anti-sanctuary city rally. pic.twitter.com/CUf6rGWvDl

— Darwin BondGraham (@DarwinBondGraha) December 16, 2017

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