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Congressional District 50
Republican Duncan Hunter currently represents Congressional District 50. Hunter is expected to easily win re-election in 2016.
District Summary
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Voter Registration
Total Voters - 350,309 Democrat - 25.58% Republican - 44.52% No Party Preference - 23.89% |
Demographics
White - 58.64% Latino - 29.94% Black - 2.76% Asian - 6.08% |
Citizen Voting Age Population
Latino - 15.78% Black - 2.63% Asian - 4.27% |
Counties
Riverside San Diego |
Major Cities
San Marcos Escondido |
District Vote History
2014
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Congressional District 50
Duncan Hunter (R) - 71% James Kimber (D) - 29% |
Governor
Jerry Brown (D) - 36% Neel Kashkari (R) - 64% |
Secretary of State
Alex Padilla (D) - 32% Pete Peterson (R) - 68% |
Proposition 46: MICRA
Yes - 26% No - 74% |
2012
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Congressional District 50
Duncan Hunter (R) - 68% David Secor (D) - 32% |
U.S. President
Barack Obama (D) - 38% Mitt Romney (R) - 60% |
U.S. Senator
Diane Feinstein (D) - 40% Elizabeth Emken (R) - 60% |
Proposition 30: Income and Sales Tax Increase
Yes - 36% No - 64% |
Duncan Hunter Biography
Congressman Duncan D. Hunter represents California's 50th Congressional District consisting of East and Northern County San Diego. In 2008, Hunter was elected to his first term in the House of Representatives, succeeding his father, Duncan L. Hunter, who retired after serving 14 consecutive terms in Congress.
Hunter is a native of San Diego. He graduated from Granite Hills High School in El Cajon and earned a degree in Business Administration from San Diego State University. Hunter worked to pay for his education by creating websites and programming databases and ecommerce systems for high-tech companies. Immediately after graduation, he went to work full time in San Diego as a Business Analyst.
Soon after our nation was attacked on September 11, 2001, Hunter quit his job and joined the United States Marine Corps. Hunter entered active service as a Lieutenant in 2002 and excelled in the area of field artillery, much like his grandfather, Robert O. Hunter, who was a Marine Corps artillery officer in World War II.
Over the course of his service career, Hunter served three combat tours overseas: two in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. In 2003, Hunter deployed to Iraq with the 1st Marine Division. Hunter completed his second tour in 2004, where he and his fellow Marines were at the center of combat operations in Fallujah, Iraq.
In September 2005, four years after he quit his job and joined the Marine Corps, Hunter was honorably discharged from active military service and started a successful residential development company. Still a Marine Reservist, he was promoted to the rank of Captain in 2006, and to the rank of Major in 2012.
Less than two years before Hunter was elected, he was recalled to active duty and deployed to Afghanistan. Hunter returned home after more than six months on the front lines and, with the support of the San Diego community, became the first Marine combat veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan elected to Congress.
Hunter is a strong conservative who is committed to strengthening national security, enforcing our borders, creating opportunities for American workers and protecting the interests of taxpayers. He is also a strong proponent of the Second Amendment, protecting traditional marriage and the rights of the unborn.
Congressman Hunter and his wife live in Alpine, California. They are the proud parents of three children: Duncan, Elizabeth and Sarah.
Hunter is a native of San Diego. He graduated from Granite Hills High School in El Cajon and earned a degree in Business Administration from San Diego State University. Hunter worked to pay for his education by creating websites and programming databases and ecommerce systems for high-tech companies. Immediately after graduation, he went to work full time in San Diego as a Business Analyst.
Soon after our nation was attacked on September 11, 2001, Hunter quit his job and joined the United States Marine Corps. Hunter entered active service as a Lieutenant in 2002 and excelled in the area of field artillery, much like his grandfather, Robert O. Hunter, who was a Marine Corps artillery officer in World War II.
Over the course of his service career, Hunter served three combat tours overseas: two in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. In 2003, Hunter deployed to Iraq with the 1st Marine Division. Hunter completed his second tour in 2004, where he and his fellow Marines were at the center of combat operations in Fallujah, Iraq.
In September 2005, four years after he quit his job and joined the Marine Corps, Hunter was honorably discharged from active military service and started a successful residential development company. Still a Marine Reservist, he was promoted to the rank of Captain in 2006, and to the rank of Major in 2012.
Less than two years before Hunter was elected, he was recalled to active duty and deployed to Afghanistan. Hunter returned home after more than six months on the front lines and, with the support of the San Diego community, became the first Marine combat veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan elected to Congress.
Hunter is a strong conservative who is committed to strengthening national security, enforcing our borders, creating opportunities for American workers and protecting the interests of taxpayers. He is also a strong proponent of the Second Amendment, protecting traditional marriage and the rights of the unborn.
Congressman Hunter and his wife live in Alpine, California. They are the proud parents of three children: Duncan, Elizabeth and Sarah.
Duncan Hunter Political History
2008-Present: Congressmember
Duncan Hunter Financial Disclosure Reports
Committee Membership
Transportation and Infrastructure Committee - Member
House Armed Services Committee - Member
Education and the Workforce Committee - Member
House Armed Services Committee - Member
Education and the Workforce Committee - Member
Duncan Hunter Staff
Joe Kasper - Chief of Staff ([email protected])
Michael Harrison - Deputy District Director ([email protected])
Carly DeBeikes - Executive Assistant ([email protected])
Tim Carlton - Legislative Correspondent ([email protected])
Ronda Rayzor - Office Manager ([email protected])
Joe Browning - Senior Congressional Liaison ([email protected])
Reed Linsk - Senior Legislative Assistant ([email protected])
Wes Schermann - Special Projects Director ([email protected])
Jasmin Bagalso - Staff Assistant ([email protected])
Rick Terrazas - District Chief of Staff ([email protected])
Holly Hough - Senior Caseworker ([email protected])
Tommy Marquez - Caseworker ([email protected])
Rita Sporleder - Constituent Relations Representative ([email protected])
Michael Harrison - Deputy District Director ([email protected])
Carly DeBeikes - Executive Assistant ([email protected])
Tim Carlton - Legislative Correspondent ([email protected])
Ronda Rayzor - Office Manager ([email protected])
Joe Browning - Senior Congressional Liaison ([email protected])
Reed Linsk - Senior Legislative Assistant ([email protected])
Wes Schermann - Special Projects Director ([email protected])
Jasmin Bagalso - Staff Assistant ([email protected])
Rick Terrazas - District Chief of Staff ([email protected])
Holly Hough - Senior Caseworker ([email protected])
Tommy Marquez - Caseworker ([email protected])
Rita Sporleder - Constituent Relations Representative ([email protected])
Duncan Hunter Social Media
2016 Election Outlook
Candidates
Duncan Hunter (R) - Incumbent
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