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FILE - In this 2012 file photograph provided by the candidate's campaign, Democrat Scott Peters, who was elected to California's 52nd Congressional District seat, poses for a photo. Peters has been voting with the Republican majority in the House to amend or overturn parts of the federal Affordable Care Act. Peters is one of a handful of Democrats in California who represent congressional districts that are closely divided between Democrats and Republicans, after voters approved an independent redistricting process. (AP Photo/Peters Campaign, File)

FILE - In this 2012 file photograph provided by the candidate's campaign, Democrat Scott Peters, who was elected to California's 52nd Congressional District seat, poses for a photo. Peters has been voting with the Republican majority in the House to amend or overturn parts of the federal Affordable Care Act. Peters is one of a handful of Democrats in California who represent congressional districts that are closely divided between Democrats and Republicans, after voters approved an independent redistricting process. (AP Photo/Peters Campaign, File)

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