Incumbent Democrat Brad Sherman and Republican challenger Larry Thompson advanced from the June 2026 top-two primary to contest the November general election in California's 32nd congressional district. Multiple nonpartisan ratings classify the seat as solid or safe Democratic, reflecting its underlying partisan lean and Sherman's long incumbency. Trader consensus around even odds for several Democratic victory margins and a notable price on a Republican win reflects uncertainty over turnout patterns in mixed Los Angeles and Ventura County portions of the district, limited national attention to the race, and the absence of major late-cycle developments or polling that would clarify the final spread. Scheduled events such as any final debates or endorsements before November 3 could still influence positioning.
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