{"id":963,"date":"2026-06-03T21:00:11","date_gmt":"2026-06-03T21:00:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/california-relocation-journal.com\/?p=963"},"modified":"2026-06-03T21:00:11","modified_gmt":"2026-06-03T21:00:11","slug":"one-thing-was-clear-on-election-night-angelenos-want-change","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/california-relocation-journal.com\/?p=963","title":{"rendered":"One thing was clear on election night: Angelenos want change"},"content":{"rendered":"
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A huge, waning moon glimmered over Los Angeles on election night, a metaphor for a trend that emerged in early returns.<\/p>\n

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The city\u2019s political establishment seemed to be on the retreat in favor of populist insurgents from both the left and the right.<\/p>\n

Mayor Karen Bass held a cushy lead in her bid for a second term, and the Associated Press declared that she had made it into the November runoff election. But the underwhelming amount of support she got thus far showed that many voters in a super-blue city didn\u2019t have enough confidence in a Democratic stalwart to return her to office. Instead, many chose self-proclaimed upstarts from opposite ends of the political spectrum: Republican reality TV star Spencer Pratt and democratic socialist City Councilmember Nithya Raman.<\/p>\n

Raman launched her campaign at the last moment, just weeks after endorsing her longtime ally Bass, figuring that enough Angelenos were tired of the incumbent and would join her message of change from inside City Hall. <\/p>\n

Raman\u2019s instincts were half right. Voters did want change. But they didn\u2019t view her as a challenge to the status quo \u2014 to many, she is<\/i> the status quo. <\/p>\n

The mayoral hopeful didn\u2019t articulate a platform that radically departed from Bass\u2019, and voter antipathy to her muddled messaging showed: she ended the night in third place. If the current results hold, Bass would face Pratt in the runoff.<\/p>\n

At Raman\u2019s election-night party at Boomtown Brewery on the outskirts of Little Tokyo, I saw why her chances of becoming L.A.\u2019s next mayor were slim from the start. The gathering felt like happy hour at a Silver Lake bar: far whiter than the city overall, with few Latinos. Her address to a packed house was a grab bag of platitudes mixed with a broadside against MAGA, which is a political nothing in L.A. politics. It was an uninspiring cri de coeur<\/i> and reflective of a campaign that wasn\u2019t apocalyptic enough for those, like Pratt\u2019s people, who want radical change, while offering nothing new for Bass supporters. <\/p>\n

Yet Raman still insisted she had unlocked something transformative.<\/p>\n

\u201cTogether, we built something extraordinary,\u201d she said to cheers. \u201cAnd it gives me so much inspiration to be a part of it, a movement powered not by cynicism or political insiders, but by ordinary people who still believe Los Angeles is worth fighting for.\u201d<\/p>\n

Raman then went on the dance floor to greet well-wishers, pumping her fist while a DJ blasted Daft Punk\u2019s \u201cLose Yourself to Dance.\u201d<\/p>\n

Across town in West Los Angeles, Pratt reveled in his second-place position, enjoying a Mexican dinner with friends and family. It was a peaceful conclusion to a spring of fulminations against Bass (\u201cKaren Basura\u201d), nonprofits, homeless people (\u201czombies\u201d) and anything that reeked of Democratic pieties, even as the Republican swore he was campaigning for all ideologies in a nonpartisan race.<\/p>\n

Long dismissed as a has-been joke, Pratt correctly judged that Angelenos are angry and don\u2019t want to be polite about it anymore. He and his supporters will take his unlikely rise as a mandate to double down against liberal L.A. <\/p>\n

But if Pratt, who lost his house in the Palisades fire, does move on to the general election and is serious about winning, he needs to learn from the political revolution successfully pursued by his polar opposites, the local chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America.<\/p>\n

Six years ago this spring, L.A.\u2019s political establishment wrote off DSA-LA as wokoso<\/i> upstarts in their long-shot quest to get a political novice named Nithya Raman elected to the city council. Even as Raman and three other DSA members joined the council, skeptics dismissed them and their progressive policies as anomalies that didn\u2019t reflect how Angelenos actually wanted the city to work.<\/p>\n

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Tuesday night, four of the six DSA-endorsed candidates in L.A. city elections were in first place by large margins and another was comfortably in second, reflecting DSA\u2019s multicultural, citywide reach. In a telling sign of its newfound king-making status, the local chapter declined to endorse Raman or any other mayoral candidate. Without that powerful backing, their trailblazer, along with DSA member Rae Huang, withered on their L.A. revolutionary vine.<\/p>\n

Councilmember Hugo Soto-Mart\u00ednez and L.A. Unified school board member Roc\u00edo Rivas looked to be coasting to outright victories. Marissa Roy was on her way to a runoff that would exclude the incumbent city attorney, Hydee Feldstein Soto, who was a distant third in the early returns. In District 9, where Curren Price is terming out, Estuardo Mazariegos stood comfortably in second place and looked to headed to a runoff against a fellow Latino candidate in a race that will see South Los Angeles elect its first non-Black council member in 63 years.<\/p>\n

The most surprising outcome involved Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez, who became a punching bag, along with Bass, for people who thought L.A. had transformed into a hellhole. So-called dark money groups, which don\u2019t have to reveal where their funding comes from, poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into negative mailers. Opponents vying for her seat cast federal raids against drug dealers and gangs in the MacArthur Park area as an indictment of her leadership, berating her during debates and on social media.<\/p>\n

Even Hernandez\u2019s supporters were fretting about what might happen on election night. But by the time I arrived at her raucous soir\u00e9e in Highland Park, early returns showed her way ahead of the field and perhaps avoiding a runoff. <\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s reassuring to see [DSA\u2019s success],\u201d she said as jubilant supporters lined up beside her to get tattoos \u2014 real ink, not temporary \u2014 of hummingbirds, her campaign\u2019s logo. \u201cThat means people see us. That means people want more.\u201d<\/p>\n

Hernandez pointed to her fellow DSA member, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. <\/p>\n

\u201cWhat happened with DSA over there didn\u2019t happen overnight,\u201d she said. \u201cIn L.A., we\u2019re getting there.\u201d<\/p>\n

L.A. hasn\u2019t suddenly become a land of Trumpers and closet commies, of course. Two incumbent council members who are centrist Democrats are also on their way to easy victories, while Councilmember Monica Rodriguez walked into a third term because no one ran against her. Centrists Timothy Gaspar and Barri Worth Girvan have a huge lead over their rivals for the San Fernando Valley council seat that Bob Blumenfield is leaving due to term limits. <\/p>\n

But anyone who wants to win in Los Angeles needs to realize that antiestablishment sentiment is in the air. <\/p>\n

At the same time, I would remind the victorious populists to look up in the sky and remember their Shakespeare.<\/p>\n

\u201cO, swear not by the moon, th\u2019 inconstant moon \/ That monthly changes in her circle orb \/ Lest that thy love prove likewise variable,\u201d Juliet warned Romeo.<\/p>\n

Politics, like la luna<\/i>, waxes and wanes whether we like it or not, and anyone who bets on a permanent transformation at City Hall will probably lose. <\/p>\n

Angelenos have declared that they want dramatic change. But how will they feel in November?<\/p>\n

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