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City attorney may be first incumbent to lose primary since 1933
Los Angeles City Atty. Hydee Feldstein Soto is likely to finish third in her primary race, ending her re-election bid, marking a rare defeat for an incumbent in the city's primary since 1933. Her opponents, Marissa Roy and John McKinney, lead in votes, with Roy currently in the top spot and McKinney set to face her in a runoff. Roy’s campaign benefited from strong social media outreach and union backing, while McKinney capitalized on voter frustration with homelessness and downtown blight through a tough-on-crime approach. Feldstein Soto conceded and acknowledged the voters' choice, amid a race characterized by significant campaign spending and shifting political dynamics.
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