One of the most closely watched congressional primaries in the nation is taking place in the San Fernando Valley. Veteran Democrats Brad Sherman and Howard Berman are going head to head because of redistricting, and the race has become heated. Both men are vying for a place on the general election ballot in November. Tuesday’s vote could be just a preview of what’s to come. KCRW takes a closer look at the race with Cal State LA political scientist, Raphael Sonenshein.

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  • Election Guide to the California Primaries | Which Way L.A.? said:

    [...] What about Berman vs. Sherman? Reps. Howard Berman and Brad Sherman, both Democrats, will face each other at the polls Tuesday in a highly contested race to represent the 30th Congressional District. Sherman is leading in the polls 31.7 percent to 24 percent, according to a USC Dornsife poll. Still, 23 percent of those surveyed have not decided who to vote for in a primary race that many expect will continue into the fall.  More here. [...]

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