Former LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner says "I'm not an ordinary candidate," announcing LA mayoral bid
In a four-minute YouTube video, Austin Beutner officially announced his candidacy, stating that "Los Angeles needs a change."
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In a four-minute YouTube video, Austin Beutner officially announced his candidacy, stating that "Los Angeles needs a change."
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