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Libby Denkmann
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Former senior politics reporter
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The projected gap for the budget year that began July 1 has grown to $400-$600 million.
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Republican Congressman Mike Garcia won the seat in May. Now he's facing a rematch challenge from Democratic Assembly member Christy Smith.
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The county previously collected ballots from its 400 secure ballot drop boxes every 48 hours.
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Republicans say they are still operating unauthorized ballot drop boxes, but Secretary of State Alex Padilla dismissed the party’s claims as “rhetoric.”
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Lawyers for the State GOP say they’re legal. The Secretary of State disagrees.
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The state GOP says from now on, the ballot drop boxes will be indoors and attended by staff or volunteers. The Secretary of State said earlier this week they aren't legal.
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The candidates for the L.A. County Board of Supervisors District 2 seat battled over the future of law enforcement accountability and how to build more affordable housing in South L.A.
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A spokesman for the state’s Republican party defended drop boxes at churches. The Secretary of State says they’re against the law.
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A spokesman for the state's Republican party defended drop boxes at churches. The Secretary of State says they're against the law.
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Some voters have reported receiving ballots for old roommates, or got multiple ballots in the mail. Here's what to do.
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The future of L.A.'s criminal justice system was presented in stark terms Thursday night by the candidates for Los Angeles District Attorney.
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Election observers are getting more attention this year because the Trump campaign says it is recruiting "an army" of volunteers to monitor voting.