Democratic primary in key California Latino district highlights party divisions

The Democratic primary in California's 22nd Congressional District has become a flashpoint for party divisions over Latino voters and electability. - The DCCC added moderate candidate Jasmeet Bains to its 'Red to Blue' program, sparking criticism from progressives.

- Progressive Randy Villegas, backed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, argues the party is out of touch with Latino voters.

- The district is about 70% Latino and considered a toss-up, with Republican Rep. David Valadao as the incumbent.

- The primary on June 2 will determine who faces Valadao in a race that could impact control of the House. The dispute underscores broader questions about the Democratic Party's strategy with Latino voters and its internal ideological divisions.