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L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva is running for reelection on the Nov. 8 ballot against former Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna.
More on the sheriff's race
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Read the Voter Game Plan guide: LA County Sheriff
As part of our commitment to providing voters with as much information as possible, we asked Villanueva and Luna questions on a variety of issues before the June primary.
We present their answers here, side-by-side. Click the arrow next to any question, and the candidates’ responses will appear.
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City of Los Angeles
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L.A. County
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- Court of Appeals: Why this in on your ballot
- State Supreme Court: What your vote means
California propositions
- Propositions 26 and 27: The difference between the sports betting ballot measures
- Proposition 29: Why kidney dialysis is on your ballot for the third time
- Proposition 30: Why Lyft is the biggest funder of this ballot measure
Head to the Voter Game Plan homepage for guides to the rest of your ballot.
