Democrats have a shot at key House seats in Inland Empire region

Redrawn district lines and a decline in Republican membership make two races competitive. The high stakes have triggered a $2-million spending spree by the parties and independent groups.

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-congress-inland-20121019,0,7033097.story

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Democrats have a shot at key House seats in Inland Empire region (Original post)	bemildred	Oct 2012	OP
Thanks for posting this. Bono-Mack...	YvonneCa	Oct 2012	#1
Good luck out there. nt	bemildred	Oct 2012	#2
Thank you. And...	YvonneCa	Oct 2012	#5
These would be great pick-ups.	pinto	Oct 2012	#3
Oh yeah, I just got back in blue about 3 terms back.	bemildred	Oct 2012	#4

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Fri Oct 19, 2012, 02:26 PM

YvonneCa (8,963 posts)

1. Thanks for posting this. Bono-Mack...

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...is my rep

and her district DID include Palm Springs, and all the wealth that was there.

Demographics have changed there, and in my part of the district, the housing crunch has changed the demographic here (more young families, just starting out that bought up or are renting foreclosed homes).

I sure hope this is the year she leaves.

My old rep was Bob Filner...now running for mayor of San Diego. Now HE was a great congressman. If he becomes mayor in SD that will REALLY signal a change.