Summary
The mayor of Cerritos is running for re-election, and depending on how the city votes, we could see some major shakeups in local leadership. It's a classic race that might bring in fresh faces or keep the current status quo.
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Elections cost the city money to run, but the real financial impact depends entirely on whether new budget priorities come in with a new administration.
Local voters get to have their voices heard and decide the future direction of their city.
No groups negatively affected
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Lynda P. Johnson becomes first Filipina mayor of Cerritos — California State
Lynda P. Johnson becomes first Filipina mayor of Cerritos — California State Asian Journal News
Ali Sajjad Taj Announces Candidacy for State Assembly District 67
Ali Sajjad Taj Announces Candidacy for State Assembly District 67 Los Cerritos Community News
Two Fil-Ams poised to be elected to Cerritos City Council — Southern California
Two Fil-Ams poised to be elected to Cerritos City Council — Southern California Asian Journal News
Lynda Johnson gains key supporters as candidate for Cerritos City council — Southern California
Lynda Johnson gains key supporters as candidate for Cerritos City council — Southern California Asian Journal News
Cerritos, California’s first Fil-Am mayor seeks re-election
Cerritos, California’s first Fil-Am mayor seeks re-election Inquirer.net
Q&A Profile: City Council Candidate Grace Hu
Q&A Profile: City Council Candidate Grace Hu Patch
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