CA-34 · Los Angeles · November 3
Angela Gonzales-Torres vs. Jimmy Gomez
The House Ethics Committee is reviewing sexual misconduct allegations against Gomez. Gonzales-Torres held him under half his own district in June. Help her close the gap.
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Creepin' Jimmy
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Send Jimmy Home
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Send Jimmy home.
The record
The House Ethics Committee is reviewing allegations that Jimmy Gomez may have engaged in sexual misconduct, including inappropriate sexual contact with a House staffer. That is from the committee's statement of August 17, 2026. The committee says an investigation does not by itself mean a violation occurred.
Gomez says he made personal mistakes outside his marriage and that his actions were consensual.
Who pays for whom
Gomez took $521.1K from PACs and other committees. Gonzales-Torres took $7.7K.
- PAC and committee money to Gomez, FEC through June 30, 2026
- $521.1K
- Gomez cash on hand, June 30, 2026
- $781.7K
- Gifts under $200 to Gonzales-Torres, same period
- $107.8K
Angela Gonzales-Torres, in her own words
“Unlike nearly anyone else in this race, I didn’t move to this district to become a politician and certainly not one nearly fully funded by corporate super PACs like the incumbent.”
To The Occidental, March 4, 2026
“Democracy should answer to voters, not donors.”
Her campaign, angela4congress.com
The June primary
An incumbent held under half his own district.
- Votes for Rep. Jimmy Gomez, certified June 2 primary (46.0%)
- 55K
- Votes for Angela Gonzales-Torres (30.7%)
- 36.7K
- The gap she has to close
- 18.3K
Who she is
Angela Gonzales-Torres has lived in Los Angeles her whole life. Her father was deported. Her single mother relied on SNAP and Medicaid.
She works helping people coming out of incarceration get into college. She was president of the Highland Park Neighborhood Council, worked in the Los Angeles Mayor's Office and sat on Metro's Public Safety Advisory Committee.
Justice Democrats endorsed her. She backs Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, an arms embargo, unions and tuition-free college.
Central Los Angeles
- November ballot. Angela Gonzales-Torres (D) vs. Jimmy Gomez (D).
- Cook rating. Safe Democratic, Sept 25, 2026.
- June turnout. 119,585 votes cast in the primary.
- Republican vote in June. Calvin Lee, 16,321 votes (13.6%), off the November ballot.
Path to victory
Who has to vote.
California sends the top two to November regardless of party. Both are Democrats. Every voter in the district picks between them.
Gomez led by 18,285 votes in June. Lee's 16,321 Republican voters and everyone who skipped the primary are still in play in November.
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