Photos: Desperate for change, voters cast ballots in California’s low-turnout primary election

The primary election will help determine Los Angeles’ next mayor and sheriff.

As Californians across the state voted Tuesday afternoon, weighing in on an election that will help determine Los Angeles’ next mayor, many said they sought to change a landscape beset by a homelessness crisis, crime and skyrocketing housing prices.

Mayoral candidate Kevin de León, right, chats with patrons at Arado Japanese restaurant in Koreatown before Tuesday’s primary election.Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva after voting in California’s primary election at the Park in La Habra Heights on Tuesday. Hermilia Bustamante, her son Carlos, 4, and daughter Maria, 7, take a selfie with “I Voted” stickers, after Bustamante voted at the Boyle Heights Senior Citizen Center on Tuesday.Chelsea Martinez, 29, votes in the primary election at Westminster Elementary on Tuesday.

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