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  1. The Los Angeles City Council is considering allowing noncitizen voting in school board elections.

The Los Angeles City Council proposed allowing noncitizen voting rights in Los Angeles County.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Jun 27
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The Los Angeles City Council proposed allowing noncitizen voting rights in Los Angeles County.

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  1. Mitchell Brown, senior voting rights counsel, operates in a district spanning parts of Los Angeles County.Sub-event
  2. Questioned noncitizen voting proposal and county administration of city elections.1 source
  3. LA City Council proposed noncitizen voting rights.1 source
  4. Padilla, Rodriguez, and Hernandez voted against the noncitizen voting proposal.1 source

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