New borders, familiar results: Huffman delivers dominant win in redrawn 2nd Congressional District
Jared Huffman, the seven-term congressman running for reelection in California’s recently reconfigured 2nd District, is headed to the November general election.
According to early unofficial results posted Wednesday, Huffman, D-San Rafael, had 50.4% of the total votes counted. That was about 38 percentage points ahead of his nearest competitor, Republican Robin Littau, who had 12.7% of the vote.
Littau is a former Coast Guard diesel mechanic, a single mother of four and “Christ-following Christian,” according to her Ballotpedia questionnaire, who owns and operates two small businesses and seeks to decrease “burdensome taxation,” while rooting out fraud and waste.
All candidates are listed on the ballot in California’s “top-two” primary system, regardless of party affiliation, with the top two vote-getters qualifying for the general election, to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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