Your guide to the L.A. city attorney's race: McKinney vs. Roy

Los Angeles Times - Oct 1, 2026

After a primary battle that ousted the incumbent, L.A. County prosecutor John McKinney squares off against Marissa Roy, a deputy attorney general with the California Department of Justice, in the race to become city attorney, a position that defends L.A. from lawsuits and prosecutes misdemeanors.

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Your guide to the California Congressional District 47 race: Min vs. Le Roux

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Democratic incumbent Dave Min and Republican Jenny Rae Le Roux face off for the 47th Congressional District seat.

New bill in Congress seeks to investigate toxic dump off California coast

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Your guide to Proposition 1: Borrowing money for low-income and veteran housing

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Prop 1 guide: Lawmakers are asking voters to let the state borrow $11.25 billion to build and maintain housing low- and middle-income residents can afford.

Your guide to the California controller race: Incumbent Cohen vs. challenger Morgan

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Incumbent California Controller Malia Cohen faces San Diego Republican challenger Herb Morgan, who promises more aggressive oversight.

Your guide to Proposition 2: Lets leaders fatten 'rainy day' fund instead of taxpayer rebates

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Your guide to the California state schools superintendent race: Barrera vs. Shaw

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Your guide to the California insurance commissioner race: Allen vs. Kim

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Your guide to Proposition 3: Making a high-income tax extension permanent

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Prop 3 would make permanent an expiring income tax on the top 2% of California taxpayers that provides money for education, healthcare and other services.

Your guide to Proposition 43: Voting thresholds for local special taxes

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