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If both Romero and Chu run,
If both Romero and Chu run, it'll be a tough call for us here in Rosemead. Both have been good friends of SOC over the years.
Romero and Chu
Both have been strong for SOC, but I think Romero's office did more for SOC. (Speaking of - Henry Lo is running for CC.)
The real question is, "who can win?" There may be a split in the Latino vote if Romero is faced with competition from a Calderon and Cedillo. R. or C. Calderon probably won't get many votes because they're identified more with Mtb, but Cedillo has a lot of name recognition and a base in East LA.
So, if it's ethnic, it could be Chu getting an Asian plurality while the Latino vote is split.
On the other hand, it could be Chu and Romero who split SGV votes, and Cedillo gets a plurality.
See also: http://calitics.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=7727
If either Chu or Romero win, it'll be good for the SGV.