Waxman prevails over Bloomfield
Hermosa Beach Democratic Party activist Dency Nelson introduces Henry Waxman to Hermosa residents during a pre election fund raiser two weeks ago. Photo Congressman Henry Waxman was elected to his 20th term in Congress Tuesday night, outdistancing opponent Bill Bloomfield 54 to 46 to represent the newly formed 33rd District. Waxman, a Democrat, was new to the South Bay after serving 38 years representing a district that hewed closer to his Beverly Hills home. The newly redrawn district includes Beverly Hills but also stretches west to Agoura Hills and south to the Beach Cities and Palos Verdes. Waxman spent much of the last month becoming acquainted with the southern part of his new district, making numerous appearances in the South Bay and engaging in lively debates with his opponent. “I want to thank our community for the wonderful support,” Waxman said in statement Wednesday morning. “I will do all I can to honor the extraordinary trust and confidence our district has placed in my by working closely with President Obama to solve the urgent challenges facing out nation.” Waxman was unavailable for further comment. Candidate Bill Bloomfield speaks to supporters Tuesday night at…
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