Adam Gray's Narrow Victory in California’s 13th District Shakes Up House Dynamics
Democrat Adam Gray won California's 13th Congressional District by less than 200 votes, defeating Republican John Duarte. The win shifts the balance of the US House slightly, with Republicans holding 220 seats and Democrats 215. Both candidates emphasized bipartisanship, focusing on agricultural issues.
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In a narrow victory, Democrat Adam Gray captured California's 13th Congressional District, unseating Republican John Duarte. This marks the final US House contest result for the year.
Gray's win, by a margin of fewer than 200 votes, contributes to Democrats holding 215 seats against Republicans' 220. This result comes amid a challenging election cycle for the Democratic Party nationally.
Both candidates highlighted their bipartisan credentials, with Gray focusing on water management, agriculture, infrastructure, renewable energy, and education; Duarte emphasized tackling inflation, enhancing crime rates, and securing water resources for farmers.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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