Two Hopefuls in Race to Replace Former Asm. Burke Have Black Caucus Ties - Los Angeles Sentinel

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Two Hopefuls in Race to Replace Former Asm. Burke Have Black Caucus Ties - Los Angeles Sentinel

Nonprofit director and businesswoman Tina Simone McKinnor and Lawndale Mayor Robert Pullen-Miles are running in the April 5 special primary election to replace former Assemblymember Autumn Burke in the 62nd Assembly District and they both have ties to the California Legislative Black Caucus.

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