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Nithya Raman pays tribute to Karen Bass and thanks LA voters after winning race for mayor

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Banchariya, S. (2026, November 5). Nithya Raman pays tribute to Karen Bass and thanks LA voters after winning race for mayor. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/05/us-news/nithya-raman-pays-tribute-to-karen-bass-after-winning-la-mayoral-election/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-05 · by Sheetal Banchariya

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Nithya Raman celebrated her victory over Karen Bass for mayor of Los Angeles, acknowledging Bass’s significant contributions to the city throughout her career. During her speech, Raman thanked voters who supported Bass and promised to work towards affordable housing, parks, and better public transportation. Earlier in the day, Bass conceded the race and congratulated Raman, pledging a smooth transition as she emphasized her continued dedication to Los Angeles's future.
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On November 5, 2026, Nithya Raman, a democratic socialist and member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), defeated incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in the Los Angeles mayoral election. With just over 52% of the vote to Bass's nearly 48%, Raman secured a narrow but decisive victory. This marks the second major win for a DSA candidate as mayor of a large U.S. city, following Zohran Mamdani's election in New York City last year. Raman's success reflects growing voter dissatisfaction with Bass’s leadership amid issues like wildfires and rising homelessness in Los Angeles.

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📰 Nithya Raman Wins Los Angeles Mayoral Race
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Sheetal Banchariya
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Topics

City Hall Community Coalition Los Angeles Sacramento Washington

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Los Angeles GPE · 5× Bass PERSON · 4× Raman PERSON · 3× City Hall ORG · 1× Community Coalition ORG · 1× Karen Bass PERSON · 1× Sacramento GPE · 1× Washington GPE · 1×

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She said that the work for her “starts now” to get housing people can afford, parks for children, a transit system that can “get people where they need to go,” and a city government “that is actually capable of delivering on its promises.”
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🔮 The mayor-elect then turned to the incumbent, tracing her career from the emergency room to City Hall.

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The mayor-elect then turned to the incumbent, tracing her career from the emergency room to City Hall. asserted
elect → turn → Hall
“I also wanted to pay tribute to Mayor Karen Bass, someone who has given decades of her life to making this city what it is today,” Raman said. asserted
Raman → want → life
She cited Bass’s time as an emergency-room nurse, her founding of Community Coalition, her leadership in Sacramento and Washington, and her election as the city’s first woman mayor. asserted
She → cite → mayor
“I know so many people, not just across this city but across this country, are grateful for her dedication to the promise of Los Angeles,” she said. asserted
she → know → Angeles
She saved her most direct appeal for voters who backed Bass, or sat the election out. asserted
who → save → election
“I am going to City Hall to work every single day to earn your trust and to earn your trust in this city again,” Raman said. asserted
Raman → go → city
She said that the work for her “starts now” to get housing people can afford, parks for children, a transit system that can “get people where they need to go,” and a city government “that is actually capable of delivering on its promises.” asserted
that → say → promises
“I love this city and I love its people, and I cannot wait to get started on building a better future together with all of you,” she said. asserted
she → love → you
Earlier today, Bass conceded defeat and called Raman to congratulate her on her victory. asserted
Bass → concede → victory
She also pledged a smooth transition, saying Los Angeles voters had spoken despite the disappointing outcome. asserted
voters → pledge → outcome
“I love Los Angeles. asserted
I → love → Angeles
I believe in Los Angeles. asserted
I → believe → Angeles
And I will continue to ensure the promise of a better life belongs to all of us. asserted
promise → continue → us
Thank you,” Bass said in her final message. asserted
Bass → thank → message
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