Former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman had a sizable lead over incumbent George Gascón in the Los Angeles District Attorney race as the first set of election results trickled in from the L.A. County registrar’s office shortly after polls closed on ...

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón is fighting for reelection in a race against former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman.

We are tracking the Los Angeles County District Attorney race between the incumbent George Gascón and former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman. The two candidates emerged from a crowded primary with distinct areas of support. Hochman has pulled ahead in ...

Los Angeles voters have had their say on one of the most closely watched district attorney's races nationwide.

This post was updated Nov. 4 at 1:42 a.m. County voters will vote for their next District Attorney this November, putting the future of LA criminal justice in voters’ hands.

In California, ballots postmarked on or before Nov. 5 are counted toward the results as long as they arrive within seven days of the election. County election officials must certify the results by Dec. 5, and the California Secretary of State's Office must certify the statewide vote by Dec. 13.

There may not be any Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors race on the Nov. 5 ballot – since the top vote-getters in the primary all won outright in March – but there is still another L.A. County-specific race and a few ballot measures to take note of.

Los Angeles County voters will decide what direction they'd like to see the criminal justice system move in. The choice: another four years with George Gascón at the helm, or his challenger Nathan Hochman.