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  1. Rail authority plans a station in Bakersfield, while Ian Choudri proposes cost-cutting strategies.
  2. The California High-Speed Rail Authority confirmed Bakersfield and Merced stations are in the project scope and reported financial issues to the Governor.
  3. Major civil construction is underway in Merced for the high-speed rail project.

California Senate District 24 Open Seat Race Features Two Candidates

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What happened

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The 24th Senate District has an open seat following Ben Allen's term limit. Two candidates, Brian Goldsmith and John Erickson, are running in the race. Brian Goldsmith has received endorsements from Pete Buttigieg and Hillary Clinton, while John Erickson has received endorsements from Treasurer Fiona Ma and most members of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.

From dailybreeze.com

Why it matters

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The race involves candidates who bring different backgrounds to the office, with Brian Goldsmith emphasizing private sector experience and John Erickson highlighting extensive civic experience. The outcome could influence the practical policy solutions pursued for the state.

The 24th Senate District spans from the South Bay cities of Rancho Palos Verdes and Torrance up through Santa Monica, Malibu, and Calabasas.

From dailybreeze.com

Who's involved

  • Ben AllenAmerican politician whose term limit created the open seat in the district.
  • John EricksonCandidate who has served on the West Hollywood City Council and is noted for his civic experience.
  • DeenRadio presenter noted in the reports for discussing issues within the South Bay business community.

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The entities involved

  • John Erickson

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