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Two Women Vie for Open Seat on LA City Council
Fourteen of the 15 seats on the LA City Council are already filled. Next Tuesday, a special election will fill the final seat, vacated by Tony Cardenas, who's been elected to Congress. The run-off candidates are both former members of the San Fernando City Council. Cindy Montañez later served in the state legislature and at the DWP.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFourteen of the 15 seats on the LA City Council are already filled. Next Tuesday, a special election will fill the final seat, vacated by Tony Cardenas, who's been elected to Congress. The run-off candidates are both former members of the San Fernando City Council. Cindy Montañez later served in the state legislature and at the DWP. Nury Martinez recently left the LA Unified School Board. Dakota Smith of the Daily News has been covering what's become a nasty campaign between former allies.
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