If you have been paying attention to recent polling, it should come as no surprise that November's race to represent California in the U.S. Senate will be a runoff between Adam Schiff (D) and Steve Garvey (R).
Results from Super Tuesday saw Schiff garner 33.2% of the vote and Garvey 32.5%.
KNX News' Margaret Carrero was at Adam Schiff HQ as he addressed his supporters.
KNX News' Emily Valdez was at Steve Garvey HQ as he addressed his supporters.
Now that we know who will be facing off to fill the seat left open by the death of long-time representative Dianne Feinstein, it's time to look at what sets the candidates apart - aside from the letter next to their name, that is.
In a series of wide-ranging discussions, KNX News Chief Correspondent Charles Feldman heard from the candidates themselves.
Schiff emphasized his track record of defending democratic institutions, while Garvey leaned on his status as a political 'outsider,' saying he is running to, "Be the voice of the people."
Listen to the interviews:
If Garvey manages to beat Schiff in November, it would mark the first GOP victory in a CA statewide race in nearly two decades, with the last being in 2006.
You can keep up with all the Super Tuesday details with KNX News here.
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