Andrew Campa

Metro reporter at the LA Times

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The fight has gotten intense for Sheila Kuehl’s LA County supervisor seat.  Democrats Bob Hertzberg and Lindsey Horvath have accused the other of being closet Republicans.

Hertzberg and Horvath wage fierce fight for LA’s 1 open supervisor seat

The fight has gotten intense for Sheila Kuehl’s LA County supervisor seat. Democrats Bob Hertzberg and Lindsey Horvath have accused the other of being closet Republicans.

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