Emanuel Pleitez

mayoral candidate

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Candidate for mayor of Los Angeles

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LA's mayoral primary  is less than a month away. Five candidates are considered to be frontrunners. Emanuel Pleitez was the last to qualify for matching funds.

LA Mayoral Candidate Emanuel Pleitez

LA's mayoral primary is less than a month away. Five candidates are considered to be frontrunners. Emanuel Pleitez was the last to qualify for matching funds.

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