Gloria Negrete McLeod

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Gloria Negrete McLeod (born September 6, 1941 in Los Angeles, California) has been a California State Senator since December 2006. Prior to that, she served in the California State Assembly from 2000 to 2006 after having lost in a 1998 bid for the Assembly. A resident of Montclair, she defeated Joe Baca, Jr. in the Democratic primary for the Senate seat.

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2000 Democratic Primary, State Assembly District 61

61.5% Gloria Negrete McLeod
38.5% Paul Vincent Avila

2006 Democratic Primary, State Senate District 32

61.4% Gloria Negrete McLeod
38.6% Joe Baca, Jr.

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Political offices
Preceded by Nell Soto	California State Assemblywoman, 61st District 2000–2006	Succeeded by Nell Soto
Preceded by Nell Soto	California State Senator, 32nd District 2006–present	Succeeded by Incumbent

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Current members of the California State Senate

1^st District: Cox (R) • 2^nd District: Wiggins (D) • 3^rd District: Migden (D) • 4^th District: Aanestad (R) • 5^th District: Machado (D) • 6^th District: Steinberg (D) • 7^th District: Torlakson (D) • 8^th District: Yee (D) • 9^th District: Perata (D) • 10^th District: Corbett (D) • 11^th District: Simitian (D) • 12^th District: Denham (R) • 13^th District: Alquist (D) • 14^th District: Cogdill (R) • 15^th District: Maldonado (R) • 16^th District: Florez (D) • 17^th District: Runner (R) • 18^th District: Ashburn (R) • 19^th District: McClintock (R) • 20^th District: Padilla (D) • 21^st District: Scott (D) • 22^nd District: Cedillo (D) • 23^rd District: Kuehl (D) • 24^th District: Romero (D) • 25^th District: Vincent (D) • 26^th District: Ridley-Thomas (D) • 27^th District: Lowenthal (D) • 28^th District: Oropeza (D) • 29^th District: Margett (R) • 30^th District: Calderon (D) • 31^st District: Dutton (R) • 32^nd District: McLeod (D) • 33^rd District: Ackerman (R) • 34^th District: Correa (D) • 35^th District: Harman (R) • 36^th District: Hollingsworth (R) • 37^th District: Battin (R) • 38^th District: Wyland (R) • 39^th District: Kehoe (D) • 40^th District: Ducheny (D)