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Two years after the leaked audio scandal rocked Los Angeles City Hall, voters finally had their say in this election.

Folt was hired with an overriding mandate to restore trust in the university, which had been rocked by one scandal after another.

“The Handmaid’s Tale” has eerily predicted events that have rocked the nation, such as the fall of Roe vs.

The allegations have been enough to turn some voters off, especially after a series of political scandals that rocked city departments and nonprofits in recent years, undermining public trust.

Father-of-three Chris O'Neill has one daughter who started in Year 9 in September and the family has been rocked by the news.

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