Star Parker, the Republican candidate who is challenging incumbent Rep. Laura Richardson, is holding a community town-hall meeting
tonight in Carson. The meeting will take place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Juanita Millender-McDonald Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive.
Doors open at 6:45 p.m.
During the two-hour town hall, Parker will "share her vision on building economic prosperity and job creation for the Carson area and the 37th District," her campaign said in a press release. Parker is a well-known conservative columnist and commentator.
Richardson, D-Long Beach, represents the 37th District, which encompasses Long Beach, Signal Hill, Carson, Compton, and parts of Los Angeles. She is running for her second full term. In addition to Parker, independent candidate Nick Dibs is also running against Richardson.
During the two-hour town hall, Parker will "share her vision on building economic prosperity and job creation for the Carson area and the 37th District," her campaign said in a press release. Parker is a well-known conservative columnist and commentator.
Richardson, D-Long Beach, represents the 37th District, which encompasses Long Beach, Signal Hill, Carson, Compton, and parts of Los Angeles. She is running for her second full term. In addition to Parker, independent candidate Nick Dibs is also running against Richardson.
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