LA County Sheriff Race Heats Up, Board of Supervisors Seats Contested
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Deadline Looms for LA County Elections: Sheriff Race Heats Up, Board of Supervisors Seats Contested
The deadline for candidates to file for most county, state, and federal offices in Los Angeles County is approaching, with the June second primary ballot on the horizon. The sheriff race is drawing significant attention, as eight challengers, including former Sheriff Alex Villanueva, have stepped up against current Sheriff Robert Luna. Villanueva aims to bring back safe neighborhoods, support for deputies, and honest leadership, while Luna highlights drops in violent crime and improved crime clearance rates.
Two seats on the Board of Supervisors are also up for grabs, with State Senator Maria Elena Durazo leading the race to replace term-limited Supervisor Hilda Solis. Supervisor Lindsey Horvath seeks a second term but faces challengers like realtor Tonia Arey and software engineer Tomas Sidenfaden.
Other contests include Assessor Jeff Prang seeking a fourth term, open congressional seats in the thirty-eighth and twenty-sixth districts, and primaries for governor, other statewide offices, and all legislative seats. The top two candidates advance to the general election, regardless of party, with the full candidate list set to be released on March twenty-seventh.
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