Democrats won control of the House, while Republicans held onto the Senate. In California, Gavin Newsom was elected governor.
In this special two-hour live show, you get the national and local picture. What message did voters in swing districts send? How will Nancy Pelosi run the House? How will Newsom run California? And if the Republican Party is now firmly the party of Trump, where does that leave moderate Republicans?
We talk to political pros, local candidates, and Southern California voters.
Guests:
Katie Hill, Democratic candidate for CA’s 25th congressional district
Harley Rouda, Democratic candidate for CA’s 48th congressional district
Mike Levin, Democratic candidate for CA’s 49th congressional district
Alex Wayne, Bloomberg News, @aawayne
Lisa Mascaro, Chief Congressional Correspondent, AP, @LisaMascaro
Jason A. Johnson, Morgan State University / TheRoot.com, @drjasonjohnson
Michael Tesler, author of “Identity Politics”
Mike Madrid, GOP strategist, @madrid_mike
Bill Carrick, Democratic strategist
Jeremy White, Politico
Jessica Levinson, Loyola Law School, @LevinsonJessica
Paul Mitchell, Political Data, Inc, @paulmitche11
Gary Aminoff, Treasurer and Executive Board Member of the Republican Party of Los Angeles County
Ali Monge, democrat in Orange County, and board member of Women for American Values and Ethics
Michael Lee Jackson, No Party Preference voter, Pacific Palisades
Rod Kojima, Republican in Rowland Heights
Katherine Amoukhteh, Republican in OC
Henry Meiman, Democrat from the San Fernando Valley
Victoria Basolo, Independent in OC
