Scott Schaefer

And there are two Democrats fighting it out there.

One is an assembly member and a physician.

She's the more moderate candidate.

And the other is a progressive backed by Senator Bernie Sanders and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

And then you've got CD48.

That includes parts of San Diego County and Riverside, including liberal Palm Springs.

And we've got two top Democrats slugging it out there.

One of them will likely prevail today.

And they're going to face the main Republican running.

He's endorsed by President Trump.

So come November, Democrats could pick it up.

But, A, it's not at all guaranteed.

Yeah, we sure do.

Because of redistricting, longtime Republican Congressman Ken Calvert moved to a neighboring district in Riverside and Orange counties.

And he is in a bitter fight with the incumbent Republican there, young Kim.

She's a bit more moderate than Calvert.

But these two are really pulling out the stops.

They're airing ads with each claiming they're more MAGA than the other.

Kim's ads have also targeted some old corruption charges against Calvert, even an incident from 25 years ago where he was caught in a car with a prostitute.

Now, these two could well face off again in November.