No changes expected in house seats in California
California’s 38 House seats are up in November with no major changes anticipated. Democrats hold 21 seats to Republicans 17, three Democratic incumbents not seeking reelection, and multiple races featuring Dellums, Tunney, Brown, Veysey, and Danielson. The outcome will shape reapportionment and potential new seats after the census.
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John V. Tunney
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Jeffrey Cohelan
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Ronald V. Dellums
Victor V. Veysey
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David A. Tunno
Tunno
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John E. Healy
Albany
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George Danielson
Tom McMann
Danielson
Nation's youngest candidate seeks upset against Dellums
25-year-old Republican John E Healy campaigns to unseat Democrat Ronald V. Dellums in Berkeley. Healy argues Dellums links with radicals and plans wide Democratic turnout efforts aided by a targeted mailer. Dellums, a Berkeley City Council veteran, defends his stance and independence from violence.
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Edward McCarthy
George McGovern
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