Mike Gin

Mayor of Redondo Beach

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Mayor of Redondo Beach, California and Republican candidate for the 36th Congressional District seat

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The  36th Congressional District  runs from Venice to San Pedro. Veteran Democrat  Jane Harman  has resigned, and  16 candidates  are on the ballot for the primary next Tuesday.

Candidates Vie for Harman's 36th District Congressional Seat

The 36th Congressional District runs from Venice to San Pedro. Veteran Democrat Jane Harman has resigned, and 16 candidates are on the ballot for the primary next Tuesday.

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