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Los Angeles Is at a Crossroads: Bass Has Fallen Short, but Raman Is the Riskier Gamble
THE BOTTOM LINE - Los Angeles voters should not have to choose between disappointment and uncertainty. Yet that is essentially where the 2026 mayoral…

“Who Wins in 2026? Crystal Litz Handicaps the Big Races from LA City Hall to Capitol Hill”
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Election Season Final Suggestion: You Can’t Choose Reality…It Chooses You
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Two Democrats, One Senate Seat: Candidate Brian Goldsmith on Why His Approach Makes Sense for Voters
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How Charter Amendment EE Would Make The Los Angeles City Council Less Accountable To The Public
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Proposed Charter Amendment PL: A Step Backward for Neighborhood Representation
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Who's Knocking on Los Angeles' Doors? The Business Behind Political Canvassing
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Prosecutor, Democrat, City Attorney? McKinney Makes His Case to Los Angeles Voters
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Karen Bass: Small in Stature, Miles of Experience, and a Compass That Hasn’t Lost Its North
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The Bill Comes Due: Whoever Wins Los Angeles Inherits the Same Balance Sheet
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Karen Bass Is Collapsing But Does Los Angeles Know What It’s Getting With Nithya Raman?
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LA's Undecided Voters Loom Large in race for City Attorney between Marissa Roy & John McKinney
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