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Los Angeles TimesMonday, 1 June 2026
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L.A. mayoral primary a fight to the finish
Top three — Raman, Bass and Pratt — are neck and neck for two spots in Tuesday race.
The report focuses on the competitive nature of the upcoming local election, highlighting the narrow margins between incumbents and challengers in a shifting political landscape.
The Los Angeles mayoral primary is reaching its conclusion with three candidates in a close contest for the two spots that will advance to the general election. This occurs amid changing voter sentiment regarding local governance and the influence of new media campaigning.
“neck and neck for two spots”
“Focus on electoral competition dynamics”
Trump fund leaves ‘J6ers’ elated
Amid backlash over $1.8-billion settlement, Capitol rioters clamor for a share of money.
Focuses on the reactions of January 6th defendants to a settlement fund, noting both support and legal backlash.
Congress control may hinge on state
Analyses how California's redistricting and upcoming primary races could determine the national balance of power in Congress.
Loss of fire prevention money looms
California leaders are urged to act as two sources of funding are poised to dwindle.
Details the potential reduction in state funding for wildfire mitigation efforts as budget priorities shift.
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