Republican Assemblyman James Gallagher won a special election in California’s 1st Congressional District, securing more than 62% of the vote and avoiding a runoff. He will complete the term of the late Doug LaMalfa, who died earlier this year. Gallagher described the victory as emotional, noting LaMalfa’s influence as a mentor. The article also highlights developments in the Los Angeles mayoral race, where incumbent Karen Bass leads but is headed toward a runoff. Republican candidate Spencer Pratt remains in second place amid voter concerns about local issues.
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