Claims extracted
16
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
12%
2 of 16 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has a 12-point advantage over mayoral challenger Nithya Raman among Latino voters, according to a new poll — contradicting another recent survey that showed Raman with a commanding lead among Latinos.
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that → have → Latinos
The Friday poll from BSP Research — done on behalf of Unidos Con Karen Bass, an independent expenditure group supporting the mayor — showed Bass leading with 40% support among Latinos to Raman’s 28%, with 32% still undecided.
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% → do → %
The poll is “showing real momentum heading into the final weeks of the campaign,” declared former Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, who has endorsed Bass.
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who → show → Bass
According to the poll, Bass’s lead among Latinos was strongest among Spanish-speaking voters, giving the incumbent a whopping 32 percentage-point lead over Raman.
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lead → accord → Raman
Angelenos aged 50 and older supported Raman at a 53% rate, compared to 17% for Raman.
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Angelenos → age → Raman
Those under 40 were more evenly split between the two candidates, with each gaining just 35% support from that demographic.
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each → split → demographic
Regionally, Bass’s Latino support was strongest in downtown AL, in South Los Angeles and in the San Fernando Valley, the survey showed.
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survey → show → Valley
Raman led among Latinos in west Los Angeles.
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Raman → lead → Angeles
The survey was conducted Oct. 1 to 8 among 602 Latino voters.
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survey → conduct → voters
Latinos are the largest ethnic group in Los Angeles and expected to make up close to 30% of all ballots.
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Latinos → expect → ballots
The results clash with a bombshell Oct. 2 poll showing Raman with a stunning 24-point lead over Bass among Latinos.
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results → clash → Latinos
The UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies/Los Angeles Times poll, conducted Sept. 15–20 and published Oct. 2, found Raman leading Bass 45% to 21%.
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Raman → conduct → Bass
The Berkeley poll did map out the same trend of Bass dominating with older Latino votes and Raman potentially having an edge with younger voters.
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Raman → map → voters
The political battle has intensified since voters were surveyed in that poll, with the candidates clashing over police, immigration enforcement and Raman’s judgment after she appeared in a since-deleted social media video featuring the words “Only you can stop fascist liars.”
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you → intensify → liars
The feud erupted Thursday when Bass blasted Raman as “incredibly irresponsible” and questioned whether her challenger, a Democratic socialist, was ready to lead Los Angeles.
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challenger → erupt → Angeles
The California Post reached out to Matt Barreto, who leads the poll’s conductor BSP Research, for comment.
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who → reach → comment
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