A Republican entrepreneur is challenging a Democrat incumbent to represent California Assembly District 51 this election. District 51 spans from Griffith Park to Universal City and encompasses Westwood, Beverly Hills and Hollywood, housing major production and entertainment companies. Read more...
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Rithwik Narendra works a job uncommon for most undergraduate students. As a part-time electoral statistician, the third-year computational and systems biology student will soon juggle midterms with his upcoming trip to Washington, D.C., where he will work to predict the outcome of the upcoming presidential election. Read more...
Photo: Rithwik Narendra is pictured next to statistical symbols. The third-year computational and systems biology student will use statistical modeling to predict the outcome of the upcoming presidential election in Washington D.C. as part of Decision Desk HQ. (Photo courtesy of Rithwik Narendra. Photo Illustration by Matthew Park/Daily Bruin staff)
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will battle for the White House on Tuesday. Harris is the first Black female and first Asian American presidential nominee of a major party in United States history. Read more...
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This post was updated Nov. 4 at 12:37 a.m. Westwood voters have the chance to shape ethics reform and make changes to retirement operations for Los Angeles police this November. Read more...
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Los Angeles residents will vote on electing five Los Angeles Superior Court judges this November. Ten candidates will be on the ballot after qualifying during March’s primary election for five open seats: Office No. Read more...
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This post was updated Nov. 4 at 1:42 a.m. Los Angeles County voters will vote for their next District Attorney this November, putting the future of LA criminal justice in voters’ hands. Read more...
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Los Angeles voters with disabilities may see changes to the ways they can cast their vote at polling stations this November. The U.S. Department of Justice reached a settlement agreement with LA County following a lawsuit alleging that the county’s polling centers violated the Americans with Disabilities Act. Read more...
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