The 4th Congressional District candidate forum was a more confrontational showdown than their debate just one day earlier.
Mathew Miranda
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The 6th District stretches from Roseville and Rocklin in the north to West Sacramento in the south..
The two candidates are competing for the 4th Congressional District, which spans parts of nine counties in Northern California.
The only scheduled debate for California’s 22nd Congressional District race touched on a range of issues from the economy to immigration enforcement.
The race is between longtime Republican and current U.S. Rep. James Gallagher and Democratic State Sen. Mike McGuire.
“He’s trying to disguise himself because he already outed himself in terms of where he stands,” Harris said of Rep. Kevin Kiley.
The ad attacks Sacramento Councilmember Mai Vang over her attendance record at the meetings of local government bodies.
“ICE is running roughshod over our constitutional rights,” said the California assemblymember.
The dueling visits come as Rep. David Valadao and challenger Randy Villegas face off in one of the country’s most competitive congressional races.
The poll was conducted by the Independent Leadership Council, a new group backing Kiley and founded this summer.
The Central Valley swing district will likely help determine which party controls Congress.
Kiley’s campaign sent a cease and desist letter to ABC10 (KXTV) on Monday, demanding the Sacramento news station stop airing the ad.
Gray, in an interview with The Sacramento Bee, criticized both political parties for what he called “virtue signaling.”
The ad — titled “Duck” — began airing earlier this week on ABC10 (KXTV) and seeks to tie Rep. Kevin Kiley to President Donald Trump.
A letter, backed by nearly a third of Congress, sent Tuesday called the potential deal “extremely concerning.”
The lawsuit included a coalition of 21 state leaders including from New York, Maryland, Nevada and Wisconsin.
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The bill is intended to build on 988 — a three-digit suicide and crisis lifeline that launched four years ago.
A letter sent to ICE, first shared with The Sacramento Bee, called DHS’ description of the incident “troubling and unsatisfactory.”
The candidate forum, held at Coloma Community Center, was representative of the fierce intraparty generational battle between the two Democrats.
Multiple armed ICE officers requested to tour an immigration law firm to search for beds. According to staff, the agents were told it was a “target address.”
“Instead of complying with the law, ICE agents chose to threaten violence against a law firm because of whom they represent,” said California U.S. Sen. Adam Schiff.
Wahab had been viewed as the favorite for the seat, though in recent weeks outside groups have spent millions of dollars to oppose her.
Eric Jones beat Raymond Riehle in the June primary and advanced to face Rep. Mike Thompson, who was first elected to Congress in 1998.





