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OC Major: Todd Spitzer Faces Uneasy Path To Reelection Amid Scandals

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NEWPORT BEACH, CA — Tuesday is the final day to vote in California’s major, and the stakes are excessive in Newport Seashore and throughout Orange County, as voters will select might probably a brand new district lawyer for the primary time since 2018, whereas additionally deciding who will symbolize them on the county’s Board of Supervisors.

Aggressive congressional races are additionally underway in Orange County, together with the brand new fortieth Congressional District, the place U.S. Rep. Younger Kim (R-La Habra) — an incumbent of the previous thirty ninth District — finds herself preventing for re-election in opposition to two fellow Republicans and one Democrat.

Katie Porter (D-Irvine) can also be seeking to be reelected this yr within the forty seventh District. She faces a number of Republican challengers in an space that narrowly skews towards Democrats.

Three seats are open on the Orange County Board of Supervisors, with races within the 2nd, 4th and fifth districts.

Supervisors resolve spend roughly $8 billion of taxpayer cash on countywide points like public well being, prison justice, homelessness, parks and libraries.

The race for the 2nd District includes the county’s first-ever supervisor district that includes a Latino-majority comprised of elements of Anaheim, Backyard Grove, Huntington Seashore, Orange, Santa Ana and Tustin. 5 candidates are operating for the seat, together with Backyard Grove Metropolis Council Member Kim Nguyen, Orange Metropolis Council Member Jon Dumitru and Santa Ana Mayor Vicente Sarmiento.

It is a three-way race for the 4th District, as incumbent Doug Chaffee faces challengers Sunny Park and Steven Vargas. The district is made up of Anaheim, Buena Park, Fullerton and Placentia.

Supervisor Katrina Foley is operating for election within the fifth District and faces three Republican challengers: Newport Seashore Mayor Kevin Muldoon, State Sen. Pat Bates (R-Laguna Niguel) and former Assemblywoman Diane Harkey.

Present fifth District Supervisor Lisa Bartlett is terming out of workplace and at present operating as a Republican for the forty ninth Congressional District.

The fifth District consists of Costa Mesa, Dana Level, Irvine, Laguna Seashore, Newport Seashore and San Clemente.

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