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Harman Draws Potential Challenge from Left in California’s 36th

By Roll Call Staff
Posted April 29, 2009 at 12:10pm

A recent report of Democratic Rep. Jane Harman’s wiretapped conversation has drawn some criticism and calls for an investigation, but now Harman also appears to face a potential 2010 challenge from the left in California’s 36th District.

Democrat Marcy Winograd said she is collecting donations for a 2010 rematch with Harman.

“The grassroots have been dissatisfied with her record for a long time,” Winograd said. “I think the latest… is just icing on the cake.”

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