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Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia (left) and Assemblymember Cristina Garcia are vying for the 42nd congressional seat. Credit: Robert Garcia courtesy photo; Cristina Garcia by Michael Lozano. / CALÓ NEWS
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Two prominent leaders are in the running to represent Long Beach, Downey and Southeast Los Angeles in Congress. Meet Robert Garcia, Long Beach’s first Latino and openly gay mayor, and Cristina Garcia, an assemblywoman who came up as a fiery activist in Southeast Los Angeles’ (SELA) barrios.
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