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Commentary:
Under Hahn and Villaraigosa, reform of the city's political culture went nowhere. One change might get reform started again.
Commentary:
This is the first election held in Los Angeles after the Supreme Court invalidated so-called "trigger" or "rescue" funds that provided publicly financed candidates.
Elections:
As far as San Diego County supervisorial candidate Steve Danon sees it, there's a trend about to take flight: Removing redistricting power from supervisors.
Elections:
"I'm running in the whole 15th. I want the votes from top to bottom. And I hope that people see my campaign walks the talk," the State Assembly member said.
Elections:
What would it take for an independent commission to draw the new district lines every 10 years, instead of the LA County Board of Supervisors?
Communities:
Nearly one month following the LA County Board of Supervisors' controversial decision not to create a second Latino-majority district, speculation continues on whether a lawsuit will be filed to challenge the amended map.
Elections:
Around 100 people came out to hear what some of the candidates for the vacant 15th district city council seat had to say Wednesday night.
Elections:
At age 26, Justin Brimmer is the youngest of the candidates running for the now vacant 15th district city council seat in November's special election. But don't mistake his age for inexperience.
Elections:
Joe Buscaino, an LAPD officer, is one of the 11 candidates running for an open seat on the L.A. City Council. He says he is running after being approached by several members of the community.
Elections:
The list of candidates to replace Janice Hahn as a city council member in the 15th district is now set. The City Clerk's office certified 11 candidates for the special election to be held on Nov. 8
Elections:
Long-speculated, but not surprising: L.A. City Council President Eric Garcetti today announced that he is running for Mayor.
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