Former candidate for Los Angeles City Council, District 5. Tenants' Rights Attorney, raised in LA, fighting to make LA affordable, walkable, and beautiful.
Los Angeles, CA
Joined August 2025
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If there were an American Elections Hall of Fame, @SteveKornacki would be its first inductee.
We got @SteveKornacki walking down the hallway likes he’s about run out the tunnel to play Alabama
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🚨 LESS THAN 3 HOURS TO VOTE, LOS ANGELES!
- 20% of voters age 18-34 have returned their ballot‼️
- 25% for ages 35-49❗
Vote Nithya Raman for Mayor! For a City that WORKS!
My voter guide: bit.ly/mejiaguide
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A paid Bass staffer accusing people of voting based on "ethnic sounding last names" in...Los Angeles?
@KarenBassLA are you going to disavow this?
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Major chemical companies knew plastic particles could infiltrate human tissue and remained silent for decades as they accumulated in our bodies, according to a Stanford epidemiologist who reviewed internal industry memos obtained by The Times. Read the full story
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This is your chance, LA!
A City that ACTUALLY WORKS- sidewalks fixed, potholes filled, streetlights on, trash picked up, better public transit, animal welfare, fiscal responsibility, & MORE AUDITS & INVESTIGATIONS INTO FRAUD, WASTE, & ABUSE! 🔎
VOTE NITHYA RAMAN FOR MAYOR! ✅
ALT Nithya and Kenneth standing and smiling, holding a sign that says Nithya Raman for Mayor
The fact that Google felt comfortable even threatening this is evidence enough that the anti-trust hammer needs to be brought down on them hard. We've let these corporations get away with too much for too long.
Google is now threatening America's schools, saying they will turn off their core search functions if schools choose to entirely block AI.
nytimes.com/2026/11/03/us/go…
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If your vote didn't matter, Elon Musk wouldn't be spending $500 million to try and stop it (please vote)
Polls are officially open! You have until 8pm to get your ballot in. If you need help finding a polling center or ballot drop box check out: plan.lavote.gov/
Your vote matters!
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Very hopeful for LA and our future - just dropped my ballot off watching a sunset over Stoner Park, 70 degrees on a post rain day, watching ppl skating, eating tacos, playing w/ kids- this city can be the best in the world if we keep building housing, parks, and manage it right!
One thing I'm always struck by the night before an election: no one actually knows what's going to happen. Billions of dollars spent on ads, polls, canvassers, voter data, voter suppression, social media, and no one on the planet can say they know the outcome with 100% certainty.
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as a housing guy, just want to say that a Nithya mayoralty would be transformational for helping unhoused people in LA get off the streets and into permanent housing—her plan is cost-effective, compassionate, and proven in her district. really impressive stuff
Getting money out of politics and taxing the hell out of the people on this list should be the priority of everyone who cares about saving democracy. This is insane.
OFFICIAL NEW YORK TIMES LIST OF THE BIGGEST MIDTERMS DONORS:
1. Elon Musk, $446 million
2. Dick + Liz Uihlein, $150 million
3. One Nation, $138 million
4. Marc Andreessen + Ben Horowitz, $116 million
5. Jeff Yass, $110 million
6. Majority Forward, $104 million
7. George + Alex Soros, $103 million
8. House Majority Forward, $97 million
9. Mike Bloomberg, $85 million
10. Ripple Labs + Chris Larsen, $73 million
11. Miriam Adelson, $68 million
12. American Action Network, $64 million
13. Coinbase, $55 million
14. Paul Singer, $54 million
15. Cameron + Tyler Winklevoss, $53 million
16. Greg + Anna Brockman, $50 million
17. American Prosperity Alliance, $48 million
18. Koch Inc., $47 million
19. Reid Hoffman, $42 million
20. Economic Opportunity Fund, $42 million
