L.A. voters poised to select new city attorney, controller
LA TimesTop from left, L.A. city controller candidates Kenneth Mejia and Paul Koretz, and bottom from left, city attorney candidates Faisal Gill and Hydee Feldstein Soto. In the race for city attorney, finance law attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto was leading civil rights attorney Faisal Gill. Feldstein Soto also said tamping down corruption would be a priority if she was elected to the city attorney’s office, which was raided by the FBI in 2019. Feldstein Soto has suggested she would bring more scrutiny to no-bid contracts and the “misspending of public funds.” The winners of Tuesday’s races will be part of the biggest turnover at City Hall in nearly a decade, with voters ushering in not only a new city attorney and city controller, but a new mayor and a handful of new council members.
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