Insults are already flying in the crowded race for L.A. County sheriff
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Insults are already flying in the crowded race for L.A. County sheriff
""The last thing we need is more inconsistency in leadership as we start working toward the World Cup and the Olympics," Luna said."
""Luna is generally liked, perhaps because he has brought a steady hand to the department" after what she termed "upheaval" under Villanueva."
Six candidates have officially entered the race to unseat Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna, with former Sheriff Alex Villanueva drawing the most attention after losing to Luna in 2022 and registering a campaign committee in July. Contenders describe Luna's tenure as ineffective, uninspiring and opaque, while Luna argues he deserves to serve through 2030 and emphasizes stability as Southern California prepares for the World Cup and the Olympics. Political dynamics have shifted since 2022 with increased pressure from President Trump and Villanueva's loss to Janice Hahn in a supervisor primary. Observers note Luna is generally liked for providing steady leadership after prior upheaval, while Villanueva faces criticism for a combative style and handling of misconduct investigations.
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