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Election results graphic shows Donna Tryfman with 859,327 votes, 52.49 percent, ahead of David Ross with 777,801 votes, 47.51 percent, in Superior Court Office No. 131.
Beverly Hills Standard election results chart showing Judith Manouchehri first with 4,909 votes and David Cienfuegos second with 4,306 votes, followed by three other candidates.
Bryce Hall in an orange costume with blood visible around his nose, accompanied by a man in dark clothing as partygoers stand nearby at night.
Mary Wells in a white blazer outdoors, smiling with her arms crossed.
A group in Super Troopers softball jerseys gathers on a field at night with a championship trophy, joined by uniformed police personnel and other supporters.
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