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By Brian Hews
Huntington Park voters have elected two political newcomers on Tuesday in a city that has been plagued with charges of corruption for years by city hall observers.
On Tuesday candidates Karina Macias and Valentin Amezquita easily defeated incumbent city council members Elba Guerrero and Andy Molina.
Macias and Amezquita campaigned hard in the politically charged campaign. “We are here to clean up Huntington Park City Hall once and for all,” Macias told LCCN in a previous interview about her campaign in February.
Guerrero and Molina are close political allies to jailed Los Angeles County Assessor John R. Noguez who is a former city councilman and mayor in Huntington Park.
When all the votes were counted Macias captured 1052, while Amezquita garnered 972 votes. Molina fell short with 814 votes and Guerrero finished last with 792 votes.
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