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Keys To The House

 

California Congressional seats that were solidly Republican are suddenly up for grabs. Capital Public Radio's Keys to the House follows the battleground races and themes that could determine which party controls the House of Representatives.

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The O.C., Part 1: Diverse Democrats

Monday, October 29, 2018

Orange County has long been a Republican stronghold, but the region is changing. Its growing diversity could boost Democratic efforts to win the House of Representatives — but only if more Latinos and Asians vote.

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Republicans have historically been more likely to vote than Democrats — especially in midterm elections. And in the battleground congressional districts of California’s Orange County, there are simply more of them. But the region is becoming more diverse, and younger. Both factors could help Democrats — if they can convince people who don’t usually cast ballots to give it a try this year.

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  • 2018   
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      • 'Statistically Impossible'?
    • November   
      • So What The Heck Just Happened?
    • October   
      • The O.C., Part 2: Rebellious Republicans
      • The O.C., Part 1: Diverse Democrats
    • September   
      • Which California Congressional Seats Are Really In Play?
      • In Play Or Wishful Thinking?
      • Post-Labor Day Reset
    • August   
      • Do Candidates Matter?
    • July   
      • The Safest Republican In A Democratic District
    • June   
      • Republican Congressman Jeff Denham Pushes For DACA Solution As He Faces Tough Re-Election
      • Republicans Hold Back Blue Wave, But Democrats Avoid Shutouts In California Primary
    • May   
      • The Dem-On-Dem Factor
      • GOP California Convention Post-Mortem
      • Republicans On The Ropes
      • Introducing Keys To The House: A Podcast Following California’s Contentious Congressional Races

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