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Moore's Loss Means the End 11:28 p.m. | 03/05/09
Supporters of Walter Moore and his slate candidates gathered on election night to await polling results and eat pie.
Moore set up the event at DuPar’s at the L.A. Farmer’s Market to thank his volunteers and supporters. He was hopeful for a victory in the mayoral race Tuesday.
You Vote, We Wash 3:00 p.m. | 03/05/09
A San Fernando Valley car wash encourages participation in election by offering free car washes to customers who voted today.
City Attorney candidate Jack Weiss had his good luck breakfast at Art’s Delicatessan in Studio City. Weiss has had breakfast there the morning of every election day since he has been running for public office, and every time, he has won.
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- Kim Daniels
Pitchforks and Torches 11:18 p.m. | 03/04/09
Among rallies of boos for Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Jack Weiss, and other so-called mainstream candidates, a crowd of supporters gathered to cheer on the “crabby alternatives” and listen to the candidates’ final pitches for office in a pep rally the night before the election.
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- Kim Daniels
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City Attorney candidate Jack Weiss had his good luck breakfast at Art’s Delicatessan in Studio City. Weiss has had breakfast there the morning of every election day since he has been running for public office, and every time, he has won.
