Democrat Eric Jones will win the race for California's 4th Congressional District, according to a projection from Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) reported by The Hill's report on the race. The projection would oust incumbent Rep. Mike Thompson, a Democrat, in what The Hill described as a "single-party battle."

According to The Hill, the race had gone uncalled since Election Day. Jones was projected the winner on Thursday, and the outlet reported that he was leading Thompson by more than 4 percentage points at that point. The report was written by Ford McCracken.

The Hill's summary of the report includes a sentence about Thompson that ends before its point is complete. The remainder of that point cannot be confirmed from the summary available to The American Centinel, so this story does not repeat it.

The summary does not say whether other news organizations have called the race, or whether election officials have confirmed DDHQ's projection. It also does not give vote totals, the number of ballots counted, or the margin in raw votes, so the figures in this story are limited to the lead The Hill reported.

The Hill's summary does not include background on either candidate, including their records, campaign positions, or public statements. Readers who want more detail can consult the full report from The Hill.

The American Centinel has not independently verified the projection or the reported lead. This account relies on The Hill's summary of its reporting, and the outlet's full report may contain details that the summary omits.

Sources: The Hill: Jones ousts House Democrat in California.