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L.A. city attorney likely to be first incumbent ousted in primary in nearly 100 years
The likely defeat of Los Angeles city attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto in a primary election marks the first time in nearly 100 years an incumbent in this role has been ousted. Political analysts attribute the outcome to a lack of clear messaging and a term marred by controversies.
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