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CA-48 House Race 2028 (California)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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- Democratic party90%
- Republican party10%
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In the news
- Democrat Marni Von Wilpert declares victory in California's 48th District as Jim Desmond holds off conceding
SAN MARCOS (KGTV) — A political shift could change who represents North County in Washington. In San Marcos, which is now part of the newly redrawn 48th Congressional District, Democrat Marni Von Wilpert is declaring victory after early…
- DMFI PAC Congratulates Pro-Israel Democrats for Widespread Election Night Victories
Tonight, DMFI PAC President Brian Romick released the following statement: “Congratulations to the pro-Israel Democrats elected to the 120th Congress. Voters gave Democrats majorities in both chambers, and with them the power to check…
- GOP sees mixed results in California congressional races
(The Center Square) – As numbers come in for California's congressional races, incumbents Adam Gray and Ken Calvert were pulling ahead in their races late Tuesday. In House District 13, which includes parts of the San Joaquin Valley in the…
- Governor Newsom says California sending its own election watchers to monitor voter locations
Updated on: October 29, 2026 / 8:11 PM PDT / CBS Sacramento California is assembling teams of election attorneys and volunteers to send to key voting locations on Election Day, according to Governor Gavin Newsom. Gov. Newsom initially made…
- Newsom Puts Trump on Notice With Felony Ballot Seizure Law, Deploys Election Lawyers CA
California Governor Gavin Newsom is preparing for a potential election showdown with President Donald Trump, putting legal teams on the ground and reminding federal officials that interfering with ballots could carry serious criminal…
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