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Under Proposition 40, California billionaires would pay a one-time 5% tax on their net worth. The money collected would primarily be used to shore up healthcare costs.
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Democrat Derek Tran's lead over GOP Rep. Michelle Steel continues to grow in Saturday ballot releaseTran now leads Steel by 545 votes, an increase of 26 votes from Friday. -
Tran grew his lead by 49 votes on Friday in a widely watched tight race for the House seat. -
One of the closest watched House races is in California's 45th District. Is it headed for a recount?A day after the election, incumbent Republican Rep. Michelle Steel was ahead of Democratic challenger Derek Tran. Since then, Tran has pulled ahead but only by a few hundred votes. -
The contest in California's 45th district is one of three undecided House races. -
Voters have until Dec. 1 to fix mismatched or missing signatures on their ballots. Here’s how it works. -
The race for California's 45th Congressional District remains the tightest in the country.
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The race for the 45th Congressional District in Southern California has become the closest House race in the nation.
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The review was prompted by reporting from LAist that found Steel directed a $1.2 million taxpayer-funded contract to a company that she was using for her congressional election campaign mailers. At the time, Steel was a county supervisor. -
The Placentia-Yorba Linda School District has been a battleground for culture wars and budget clashes in recent years. -
Tran grows his lead after Steel took the early lead after Election Day. It's one of the last Congressional races not yet called.
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The change in leading candidate came after days of GOP Rep. Steel's lead declining. It's one of the last Congressional races not yet called. -
The contracted work on mental health equity was supposed to be performed by the longtime partner — now wife — of a top aide to disgraced former county Supervisor Andrew Do. County officials cited LAist reporting in their demand for the money to be returned.
