LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles County supervisors will meet Tuesday to decide whether voters need to return to the polls next year to clean up a mess the board made.
The predicament has its origins in last November’s ballot, when Angelenos approved a sweeping plan to reorganize their powerful county government but — due to what county counsel calls an “inadvertent administrative error” — also repealed an unrelated 2020 measure guaranteeing a share of county funds go toward anti-incarceration programs.