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Live primary election results tonight: Long Beach mayor and other city offices

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By Hayley Fox Verified
| California Love
In these races, the candidate who earns more than 50% of the vote in the June 2 primary wins outright. If not, the top two vote-getters advance to a runoff in the general election Nov. 3. The exception is the Long Beach Unified School District races: These are "winner takes all" races, with victory going to the person with the most votes. The mayor is Long Beach’s most visible public official, and the incumbent, Rex Richardson, is facing five challengers.
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Long Beach voter guide: LBUSD school board District 1

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By Hayley Fox Verified, Kate Raphael
| Long Beach Post Verified
Raymond Rivera, for LAist This guide was produced in partnership between the LAist and Long Beach Post newsrooms. See all our guides at LBPost.com/elections. Did this guide help you? Consider donating to support our nonprofit newsroom. What’s at stake in this race Long Beach Unified School District is one of the largest school districts in the state and the second-largest in Los Angeles County. This election, two seats on the five-person governing board are up for grabs.
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Long Beach voter guide: LBUSD school board District 5

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By Hayley Fox Verified, Kate Raphael
| Long Beach Post Verified
This guide was produced in partnership between the LAist and Long Beach Post newsrooms. See all our guides at LBPost.com/elections. What’s at stake in this race Long Beach Unified School District is one of the largest school districts in the state and the second-largest in Los Angeles County. This election, two seats on the five-person governing board are up for grabs.
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