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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
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The article discusses the California race for state superintendent of public instruction, a position with limited authority due to recent legislative changes consolidating education power under the governor. The candidates, Sonja Shaw and Richard Barrera, represent conservative and liberal perspectives, respectively. Shaw emphasizes cultural issues and school policies aligned with conservative views, while Barrera focuses on school funding, civil rights, and expanding educational programs. The election reflects broader ideological divides, with party affiliations heavily influencing voter support.
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