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RandySF

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Sun Oct 27, 2024, 01:51 AM Oct 27

Measure G divided the supes and scrambled allegiances. Will the rift outlast the election?

Ten days to go until a bitterly divisive election season comes to a close.

For the five L.A. County supervisors, a change in tenor can’t come soon enough.

“We’ve probably had more division recently than I can remember in the eight years I’ve been here,” Supervisor Janice Hahn said Tuesday at another unusually testy board meeting. “I don’t like the dynamics lately among us.”

For the supes, the brewing tension has nothing to do with the marquee issues splitting the country. It’s all about Measure G.





https://www.latimes.com/california/newsletter/2024-10-26/la-on-the-record-newsletter-measure-g-divisive-l-a-on-the-record

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