Latino Voters Remain Undecided in Los Angeles Mayoral Primary, Poll Reveals
A recent poll conducted by UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs indicates that a significant portion of Latino voters in Los Angeles remain undecided ahead of the upcoming mayoral primary. With the election just two months away, 44% of Latino voters have yet to decide on a candidate. The poll highlights a general uncertainty among voters, with 40% of the overall electorate also undecided. Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass leads among Latino voters with 29% support, but faces competition from Republican candidate Spencer Pratt and other Democratic contenders like Nithya Raman and Rae Huang. 
