Linh Tat is an L.A. City Hall reporter for the Los Angeles Daily News, covering local news and politics in Los Angeles, California. With a background in education reporting, Linh has also covered K-12 and higher education for various publications. She is dedicated to providing in-depth coverage of issues that impact the community and holding those in power accountable.
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There are two battleground races touching L.A. County that could determine which party controls the House.
Loading your audio article There were a handful of state Senate races that voters in Los Angeles County helped decide during this general election.
Contest pits Gascón, a progressive criminal justice reformer, against Hochman, who supports a tougher approach
By: Linh Tat
At least three of the five California state Senate races will go to newcomers. The current officeholders are termed out.
In a high-stakes contest that's still too close to call, Democratic political newcomer George Whitesides chipped away at U.S. Rep.
In Congressional District 45, Rep. Michelle Steel and Derek Tran were at 50%; Tran ahead by 102 votes
By: Linh Tat
Over the past two weeks of ballot counting, Tran has gradually cut into Steel’s initial lead of roughly 11,000 votes. He overtook the incumbent on Saturday.
By: Linh Tat
Garcia will represent colleagues who have served fewer than five terms, which is more than 60% of the Democratic Caucus
By: Linh Tat
In the 45th Congressional District race, Derek Tran led 50.1% to Rep. Michelle Steel's 49.9%
By: Jeff Horseman, Kaitlyn Schallhorn, Linh Tat
In California, ballots are still being counted. But a picture of dismal voter turnout is already emerging.
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