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While the race for mayor has taken center stage ahead of Tuesday's primary election in Los Angeles, two other citywide posts are open this year, with no incumbent running for city attorney or controller.
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles mayoral race has attracted national attention and seems to be dwindling down to two widely known figures (for very different reasons) who will face each other in the runoff in November. But there are many other races, too, in the city and in L.A. County.
In-person voting for the primary election began Saturday across Los Angeles County, with more vote center locations set to open on June 4 ahead of election day on June 7.
In-person voting begins Saturday for the June primary, which includes races for LA Mayor, controller, city attorney and eight City Council seats. Here's who's running and how to find where to vote.
In the LA city attorney’s race, two candidates previously ran for office as Republicans, but they say they’ve been with the Democratic Party for many years now.