Internal polling done more recently by Feuer’s team showed him in third place, but still far behind Caruso and Bass.īass told reporters Tuesday that Feuer brought “an incredible amount of very important policy ideas” to his campaign. Councilman Kevin de León trailed as a distant third with the support of 6% of likely voters. That same poll put Caruso and Bass in a dead heat, with the support of 24% and 23% of likely voters, respectively.
The Times’ most recent polling, conducted in late March and early April, showed Feuer with the support of 2% of likely voters and Buscaino with 1% support. He touted his executive and legislative experience on the campaign trail and told voters he’d declare a state of emergency on homelessness and seek a ballot measure to double the size of the Los Angeles City Council.įeuer also traveled to about 100 neighborhoods in Los Angeles to meet voters. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. The top two vote-getters in the June 7 election will advance to a November runoff unless a single candidate receives more than 50% of the vote and wins outright. City Councilman Joe Buscaino also dropped out last week and endorsed Caruso.īallots have already been printed and mailed to Angelenos. With just three weeks remaining until election day, the field of leading mayoral candidates has rapidly contracted in recent days. Karen, not Caruso, should govern Los Angeles, and I am going to do everything I possibly can to assure that Karen Bass is our next mayor.” values, and experience that Karen Bass personifies,” Feuer said. Joining Bass and her supporters at an Encino park, Feuer praised her leadership in the state Legislature and accused rival candidate Rick Caruso of making “false claims” to voters about his ability to fix homelessness. Polling, he said, showed he wouldn’t get there. Karen Bass.įeuer said he was ending his campaign after failing to raise enough money to help him land one of the top two slots in the June election.
Mike Feuer bowed out of the Los Angeles mayor’s race on Tuesday and endorsed Rep.
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