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Democratic Socialists Think Rascón Can Beat Moderate Hernandez on Their Home Turf
In California’s East LA State Senate District 26, 144,000 independent voters will likely decide a general election between a socialist-backed candidate and a moderate Democrat, with no Republican on the ballot.
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Democratic Socialists Think Rascón Can Beat Moderate Hernandez on Their Home Turf
In California’s East LA State Senate District 26, 144,000 independent voters will likely decide a…
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As more Latino voters in California loosen their ties to the two major parties, candidates…
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California’s 22nd District and the Myth of the Predictable Voter
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California’s Ballot Access Battles: What Latino Communities Need to Know for 2026
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