California 2022 Election Results
LMU Professor Fernando Guerra, founding director of the Center for the Study of Los Angeles, was a guest on NBC-4 to discuss projected outcomes of the L.A. mayoral race, the county sheriff’s race, the…
L.A. Voters Are In a Bad Mood. Will a New Mayor Change Anything?
New York Times: A citywide poll conducted earlier this year by the Center for the Study of Los Angeles at Loyola Marymount University found that for the first time since 2012, a majority of…
How Will Bass or Caruso Win? Latino Vote, Liberal Unity, Voter Rage, Rain All Factors
Fernando Guerra, director of Loyola Marymount University’s Center for the Study of Los Angeles, told the Los Angeles Times that Caruso needs to succeed in “two big what-ifs” — increasing the Latino share of…
Inside the L.A. County Fed: Humbled by Racist Leak, Fearful More Tapes Might Be Out There
Los Angeles Times: “There is no other organization in Los Angeles that in a week could organize 20,000 people to show up somewhere,” said Fernando Guerra, a professor of political science at Loyola Marymount…
‘It’s Gonna Be Close’: Billionaire Caruso Spends $100 Million on L.A. Mayoral Bid
A Caruso victory would be a major upset, LMU Professor Fernando Guerra told the Financial Times. “There’s no reason why liberal, Democratic L.A. should not elect Karen Bass,” Guerra said. “If he wins it’s…
In L.A., Mayoral Hopefuls Face Off with the City’s Thorniest Issue
“If you can’t have a radical change regarding homelessness and housing in Los Angeles, today, in this climate, you never will,” LMU Professor Fernando Guerra told Bloomberg’s CityLab. “It’s this mayor, whether it’s Bass…
A Battle Over Who Is the True Progressive Defines 34th Congressional District Race
Los Angeles Times: Voters “are more to the left than the collective political establishment. It’s just a matter of having the right candidates, having the right mobilization,” said Fernando Guerra, a professor of political…
