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Marilyn “Mari” Barke will have to pay more than $100,000 in penalties, according to a judge's ruling last week.
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There’s still time to give the redistricting commission your feedback — but not for long.
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California congressional districts are drawn by an independent citizens commission, but it’s hearing from candidates and party officials who don’t disclose their partisan affiliations.
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Her campaign website centers homelessness as the city's key crisis to fix.
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But doing this will have a major domino effect, requiring other L.A. neighborhoods to be reassigned to new districts.
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The study also found that regardless of party affiliation, recall supporters tend to be populists.
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The "Protecting Our Democracy Act" would limit presidential powers and enable Congress to enforce the emoluments clauses.
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The city councilmember announced Tuesday morning that he is throwing his hat in the ring for L.A. mayor.
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Several local politicians have been targeted with protests at their residences this past year due to anger over the killing of George Floyd and COVID-19 regulations, among other issues.
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Gov. Newsom's election battles aren't over just because he defeated the recall.
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There are also still a lot of votes to count, despite all indications being that Larry Elder has no path to recall victory.
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Here are the latest numbers from Tuesday's recall election.
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Voters still have the opportunity to register day-of and vote in-person at vote centers across the state, which means results could be up in the air for days after the polls close tonight.
