Norwalk is, like Santa Fe Springs, majority Hispanic, but I refuse to believe this makes them liberals. They vote for the right, carefully crafted message. Hell, Bush the Elder carried Norwalk in '92, and that was a bad year for us (like many). And SFS is a largely industrial and commercial city, with few actual residents, targeting them will be a snap.
Cerritos and Artesia should be great area for us, they both also have a high Asian ancestry population, and are higher income areas. We have a slice of Lakewood in this area too, we should be good here.
Hawaiin Gardens is pretty Democrat, but small and easily dealt with.
Across the river we have our only city in Orange County, Buena Park, home to Knotts Berry Farm and Independence Hall West. We ought to do real good here even if the Dems have gained ground, plus the vaunted OC Republican machine should help us greatly.
I wouldn't write off Hispanic districts either, especially in local elections. And that part of Whittier is a home base, and many people vote hometown. That "hometown' vote carried Mike Rogers by 150 votes. He took 65% in Livingston County, while Bush took 60% there.
Orange County's machine jumping in is always a positive. Earlier I compared this to Kildee's seat. Kildee almost lost in 94 and it was close in 96 too. 96 was a VERY bad year in Michigan. This guy has been around for almost 30 years as well.