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Los Angeles TimesTuesday, 2 June 2026
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Poll finds split on confidence in elections
Most Democrats say local balloting is fair. With no proof of fraud, GOP voters disagree.
The story presents polling data as evidence of a significant partisan divide regarding the integrity of the electoral process, attributing the skepticism primarily to Republican voters.
On the eve of California's primary elections, polling indicates that faith in the voting system is increasingly determined by party affiliation rather than objective evidence of fraud.
“split on confidence”
“Analytic focus on institutional trust”
Steyer and Hilton scrap for the second top spot
The two make their closing pitches while taking shots at gubernatorial front-runner Becerra
Focuses on the competitive struggle between two candidates to qualify for the general election in the gubernatorial race.
Data center ban goes before voters
Monterey Park hopes to set precedent as the first city to use ballot box to bar such sites.
A local interest story regarding a municipal ballot measure on land use for technology infrastructure.
World Cup matches in the U.S. are declared no-drone zones
Unmanned aircraft are increasingly used as weapons around the world
Covers security measures implemented for an upcoming major international sporting event.
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