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California's June 2 primary centers on governor, L.A. mayor, and key City Council races with major stakes for policy direction.
Xavier Becerra has emerged as a front-runner in the governor's race, according to latest polls.
The LA mayoral contest lacks a single clear frontrunner, complicating the path to a runoff.
City Council races across districts could reshape local government and policy priorities.
Tax and ballot measures in L.A. County and City could affect healthcare and business costs.
The sheriff's race pits incumbent Luna against several challengers with differing accountability visions.
Voters face multiple local propositions on taxes, housing, and cannabis regulation.
County measures seek to fund health services amid federal funding shifts.
Voters are urged to consult the guide for a quick recap of races and ballot measures.
The piece flags ongoing race coverage and resources for further information.

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California AB 1392 keeps candidate names and contact details off voter rolls by default, affecting in-person voting.
Several candidates found their names missing at polling places, forcing mail or provisional ballots.
Kenneth Mejia, Maria Lou Calanche, Eunisses Hernandez, and Hugo Soto-Martínez were affected during the Los Angeles primary.
The law requires candidates to opt out if they want to remain reachable on rolls, otherwise in-person voting is limited.
Sanchez cited AB 1392 as protecting officials amid threats, noting the intent behind confidentiality.
Election workers corrected the issue within about 15 minutes for some candidates.
Calanche opted to drop off a mail-in ballot after not being listed at polling locations.
Hernandez voted provisionally, while Soto-Martínez waited for the mail ballot to arrive.
Soto-Martínez’s ballot status was resolved after staff realized he was a candidate, though his ballot hadn’t yet arrived.
The incident prompted a broader look at privacy vs. accessibility in California elections during the 2026 primary.

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