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CA-34 House Race 2028 (California)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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- Democratic party97%
- Republican party4%
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In the news
- Calif. Democrat Jimmy Gomez loses reelection bid to socialist challenger
Gomez, a Democrat first elected to the House in 2017, has faced allegations of sexual misconduct and is under investigation by the House Ethics Committee. In a video posted to Gonzales-Torres' Instagram page celebrating her win, she…
- Jimmy Gomez seeks sixth term as CA-34 representative
Gomez said in an email statement to The Occidental that his past actions as a member of Congress have prepared him to continue serving the CA-34 community and fighting back against the Trump administration. “Anyone can promise to stand up…
- Newcomer Angela Gonzales-Torres unseats Rep. Jimmy Gomez for 34th District, NBCLA projects
Newcomer Angela Gonzales-Torres is challenging Rep. Jimmy Gomez in Congressional District 34, which includes downtown Los Angeles and Boyle Heights. Keenan Willard reports for the NBC4 News at 4 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026. Among the 73%…
- Angela Gonzales-Torres defeats Jimmy Gomez in 34th Congressional District race
Like the Los Angeles mayoral race, the 34th Congressional District fight pitted incumbent Democrat Jimmy Gomez against challenger Angela Gonzales-Torres, endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America. The campaign echoed many of the…
- What to know about the race for California’s 34th Congressional District
By Jon Regardie for The Eastsider and The LA Local The Los Angeles mayor’s race is not the only Nov. 3 contest where Eastsiders will choose between an incumbent with a lengthy record in elected office and a challenger backed by the local…
- The DSA Could Quadruple Its Congressional Representation in the Midterms.
The far-left Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have endorsed several Democrat candidates for the midterm elections. How many candidates has the DSA endorsed, where are they standing, and what does this mean for Congress? The DSA and…
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