Election day is a week away and so far more than $14 million has been pumped into the L.A. County district attorney race between incumbent Jackie Lacey and challenger George Gascón.
Here are the updated numbers showing who is trying to influence the race: latimes.com/projects/la-di…
Here are the updated numbers showing who is trying to influence the race: latimes.com/projects/la-di…
Lacey’s campaign is boosted primarily by law enforcement unions.
The Assn. for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs has led the way, joined by contributions from unions representing rank-and-file city police officers and state corrections officers. latimes.com/projects/la-di…
The Assn. for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs has led the way, joined by contributions from unions representing rank-and-file city police officers and state corrections officers. latimes.com/projects/la-di…
A majority of the money backing Gascón has come from wealthy individuals.
Some have funded past efforts to reform California’s criminal justice system and have backed progressive challengers to local prosecutors in other major cities.
latimes.com/projects/la-di…
Some have funded past efforts to reform California’s criminal justice system and have backed progressive challengers to local prosecutors in other major cities.
latimes.com/projects/la-di…
In recent weeks, Gascón's supporters have outpaced the coalition backing Lacey, and the challenger has taken a fundraising lead. latimes.com/projects/la-di…
Read more coverage of the race here: latimes.com/california/sto…
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