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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Candidates Vie for Harman's 36th District Congressional Seat

    On Tuesday voters will get a chance replace Democrat Jane Harman, who resigned from her Congressional seat. We talk with four leaders on a ballot that includes 16 candidates.

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2011 • 53m Listen

    Next Tuesday, voters will get a chance replace Democrat Jane Harman, who resigned from a Congressional seat that runs down the coast from Venice to San Pedro. If nobody wins outright, the final election is set for July. We talk with four leaders on a ballot that includes 16 candidates. They are Secretary of State Debra Bowen, LA Councilwoman Janice Hahn, high school teacher Marcy Winograd and Mike Gin, the Mayor of San Pedro. In the remaining month's of Harman's term, what are their priorities?

    Banner image: Among the 16 candidates vying for California's 36th Congressional District are (L to R) Democrats Debra Bowen and Janice Hahn, Republican Mike Gin and Democrat Marcy Winograd

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      Warren Olney

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