As California Democrats gear up for Tuesday's primaries, internal conflicts within the party could potentially give Republicans an advantage in crucial swing U.S. House districts that may impact control of Congress.
In the 47th District, tensions are high between Democratic candidates and their supporters, with accusations ranging from a drunken driving arrest to allegations of profiting from defending sexual predators. Meanwhile, in the 22nd District in the Central Valley, bitter exchanges between Democratic contenders have raised concerns that two Republicans could advance to the November ballot, potentially shutting out Democrats.
