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The Times endorses selectively, on a case-by-case basis. Here is a summary of Times recommendations in Los Angeles primary elections April 10.
Mayor
Either City Atty. James K. Hahn or former Speaker of the Assembly Antonio Villaraigosa. These two able and broadly appealing candidates would make for an invigorating debate in the expected June runoff election about what the city should be.
Other Citywide Races
City Attorney: Mike Feuer
Controller: Laura Chick
Congress
32nd District: Diane Watson
City Council Races
District 1: Ed Reyes
District 3: Judith Hirshberg
District 5: Jack Weiss
District 7: Alex Padilla (incumbent)
District 9: Jan Perry
District 11: Cindy Miscikowski (incumbent)
District 13: Michael Woo
District 15: Janice Hahn
Los Angeles Unified School District
2nd District: Jose Huizar
4th District: Marlene Canter
6th District: Tom Riley
Community College Board
Office No. 2: Dan Rosales Jr.
Office No. 4: Kelly Candaele (incumbent)
Office No. 6: Samuel J. “Joey” Hill
Bond Issue
Proposition A: YES. This $1.2-billion capital bond measure would pay for needed repairs and expansions for Los Angeles community colleges.
City Charter Changes
Amendment 1: YES. Though very limited, this measure would remove some restrictive limits on police discipline.
Amendment 2: YES. Would restructure police and fire pension payouts to encourage veteran officers to stay on beyond 25 years.
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