Nov. 8 Campaign Email


 




















This came by email from the Nythia Raman for Mayor 2026 campaign. I subscribed. The link did not work, said "the typeform is closed." Nothing should ever be closed. Also, the "Washington Post" chose to share its reading of an electorate standing 3,000 miles away with a piece from the editorial board with the headlines, "Los Angelenos Voted Against Failure, Not for Socialism." 

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