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Garcetti leads Greuel heading into Tuesday’s mayoral election

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With the election just days away to decide Los Angeles’ next mayor, Eric Garcetti leads Wendy Greuel by seven points, according to results of a new USC Price School of Public Policy/Los Angeles Times Los Angeles City Election Poll.

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Garcetti holds 10-point lead over Greuel in LA mayoral race, poll finds

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With the election looming to decide the next mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Garcetti has extended his lead over Wendy Greuel to a double-digit margin, according to results of a new poll.

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Path to citizenship for immigrants draws support from California’s voters

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In a dramatic shift from just a few years ago, Californians across age, race and political affiliation favor an immigration policy that includes a path to citizenship for certain illegal immigrants, according to results from the latest USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Poll.

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California voters not supportive of new taxes

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Voters are reticent to lower the threshold by which future local tax measures could be approved, according to results of the latest USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Poll.

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Californians overwhelmingly support gun control measures

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California voters strongly support a wide range of gun control measures, according to results of the latest USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences/Los Angeles Times Poll of registered voters.

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Garcetti, Greuel fight for lead before Tuesday’s mayoral vote

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Just days before the primary election to pick Los Angeles’ next mayor, candidates Eric Garcetti and Wendy Greuel appear locked in a dead heat to advance to the runoff election in May, according to results of a new USC Price School of Public Policy/Los Angeles Times Los Angeles City Primary Poll.

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Voters undecided on LA city attorney’s race, Proposition A

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With a municipal primary election just three days away, Los Angeles voters remain largely undecided about who should be the next LA city attorney, according to a new USC Price School of Public Policy/Los Angeles Times Los Angeles City Primary Poll.

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Support from minorities, young voters helps push Proposition 30 to victory

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Young voters and minority voters overwhelmingly supported Proposition 30 at the polls, helping to lift Gov. Jerry Brown’s ballot initiative to a decisive win, according to the results of the latest USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences/Los Angeles Times Poll.

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Californians support change to energy policy with new cap-and-trade program

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Californians overwhelmingly support a new law that requires some large businesses in the state to cut their greenhouse gas emissions or buy credits to offset their pollution, according to the latest USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences/Los Angeles Times Poll.

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Californians divided on pending debt reduction talks

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As President Barack Obama and congressional leaders prepare to begin negotiations on a debt reduction agreement to avert an impeding fiscal cliff, California voters’ intransigence on budget issues underscores the challenge that both parties face in their efforts to find a common ground.

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