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Politics reporter for @ladailynews / @SoCalNewsGroup. Formerly: @politiconj. Email: ltat@scng.com
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In SD-24, Democrats John Erickson and Brian Goldsmith appear headed to November runoff race Original

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By Linh Tat Verified
| Los Angeles Daily News Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Two Democrats appear headed for the November runoff election in California’s 24th State Senate District race. The Republican sitting in third place, based on unofficial primary election results, conceded this week that he would not be advancing to the general election. West Hollywood City Councilmember John Erickson led the crowded field of candidates with 20.5% of the vote, followed by media consultant Brian Goldsmith with 18.28% and G.
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Do influencers need to disclose if they’re paid by a candidate? New California bill seeks to ensure they do Original

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By Linh Tat Verified
| Los Angeles Daily News Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Social media influencers can, as their titles imply, hold a lot of sway. Political campaigns know this, which is why they court them, at times paying them to promote their candidate or cause. It’s not illegal.
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California lawmakers introduce bill to prevent hate speech in official candidate statements Original

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By Linh Tat Verified
| Los Angeles Daily News Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... State lawmakers have introduced a bill intended to prevent hate speech from appearing in a candidate’s statement in official state- or county-issued voter information guides. This effort is in response to the recent outcry after a candidate for California governor provided a statement that many considered antisemitic, which was then published in the state’s voter guide.
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