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    Bass, Caruso duel in historically expensive LA mayor’s race

    by Julia Wick, Benjamin Oreskes and James Rainey, Los Angeles Times Nov 09, 2022 5 minutes
    Los Angeles mayoral candidate Karen Bass speaks about the homelessness issue during the candidates' debate at USC's Bovard Auditorium on Tuesday, March 22, 2022, in Los Angeles.

    LOS ANGELES — Businessman Rick Caruso and U.S. Rep. Karen Bass were in a virtual dead heat Tuesday night in the historically expensive race for mayor of Los Angeles, though the first returns remain far from definitive in what is expected to be a close contest.

    Initial returns gave Bass a slight lead, only to have the second round of results push Caruso to a razor-thin advantage. Bass emerged at 10 p.m. to address a crowd at the Hollywood Palladium. She led the Democratic stalwarts and elected officials in chants of “We will win!” and then declared: “We will win because we’re going to build a new Los Angeles!”

    “Together, we want to have a City Hall that serves all the people,” Bass added. “We want a City Hall that’s not just the City Hall for the powerful,

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