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Editorial: Don’t forget: Voters in the 34th Congressional District pick their next representative Tuesday

Erik Nieto in the voting booth to cast his ballot at All Saints Episcopal Church in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles in the primary election for the California Congressional District 34 on April 4.
(Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
By The Times Editorial Board
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It may not seem possible, but Tuesday is election day, again. At least, it is for voters in parts of northeast and central Los Angeles who will choose their next congressman. Voters in the 34th Congressional District can look up their sample ballots, find their polling places or the address of early voting centers at lavote.net. Three locations in the district will have early voting on Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m.

In this important race between two Democrats, The Times recommends Jimmy Gomez.

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