U.S. Rep. Scott Peters, D-California, pushes new legislation for additional funding amidst funding cuts. File photo by Sofie Fransen.

Democrat Scott Peters won election to a U.S. House seat representing California in the early hours of Nov. 6.

He defeated Republican retired Navy technician Peter J. Bono in the strongly Democratic 50th District in San Diego County.

The 50th District includes Coronado along with cities in coastal San Diego.

Peters serves on the House Energy and Commerce and Budget committees.

He cosponsored a bill, enacted by Congress and signed by President Joe Biden in October, intended to boost domestic microchip manufacturing.

Peters, a lawyer, came to the House in 2013. His priorities include addressing cross-border sewage, military affairs and the economy. The Associated Press declared Peters the winner at 12:03 a.m. EST on Nov. 6.

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