The ongoing House Ethics Committee investigation into incumbent Jimmy Gomez over alleged sexual misconduct has driven trader consensus toward challenger Angela Gonzales-Torres in the November 3 general election for California's 34th congressional district. Gonzales-Torres has centered her campaign on calls for Gomez to resign, drawing endorsements from progressive groups including the Democratic Socialists of America and Justice Democrats, while Gomez retains support from the California Democratic Party and figures such as Senator Adam Schiff. A September poll showed Gonzales-Torres narrowly ahead, and the deep-blue district's top-two primary results advanced both Democrats past a Republican. With the investigation still active, traders appear to weigh the scandal's potential to erode Gomez's incumbency advantage more heavily than historical reelection patterns in similar safe Democratic seats.