Assemblyman Steven Bradford adjourned the Assembly today in memory of former State Senator Ed Vincent. Vincent, who played for the Los Angeles Rams in 1956, served in the Senate until 2008.
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The highest vote count for a State Assemblymember was in 2008,when Ted Gaines won with 166,736 votes. His high count was a combination of a district whose population had grown faster than any other since the last redistricting and being the only candidate on the ballot.
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