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California House Races Feature Open Seat and Incumbent Clash

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The Big Picture

Two California House races are set for November: an open seat contest between Hilda Solis and Pedro Casas, and a matchup between Republican incumbents Ken Calvert and Young Kim in the 40th Congressional District. These contests will determine representation for key districts in the state.

Key Facts

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Hilda Solis and Pedro Casas will compete for an open California House seat.
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Ken Calvert and Young Kim will face off in California's 40th Congressional District.
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Calvert and Kim are both Republican incumbents.
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The races are set for the November elections.

How Media Is Covering This

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The Hill

Solis, Casas set to duke it out for open California House race

“Focuses on the incumbent-versus-incumbent battle between Republican representatives Ken Calvert and Young Kim in the 40th Congressional District.”

The Hill

Calvert, Kim set to clash in member-on-member House matchup

“Focuses on the incumbent-versus-incumbent battle between Republican representatives Ken Calvert and Young Kim in the 40th Congressional District.”

Why It Matters

In a separate contest, two Republican incumbents, Ken Calvert and Young Kim, are set to face each other in California's 40th Congressional District. This member-on-member matchup will decide which of the two current representatives will hold the seat.

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