Los Angeles City Council unanimously votes to remove a ballot measure from the Nov. 3 election that would have created a pathway for noncitizens to vote in city elections. Both outlets report that the proposal is pulled at the last minute after council members determine it is not ready. The measure’s supporters had pursued a way to allow non–U.S. citizens to participate in local voting, a step that drew significant public and political pushback. Despite that effort, the council concludes that the initiative cannot move forward in its current form. The decision means voters will not consider the proposal on the November ballot, and the city does not place it before the electorate as scheduled. The reports focus on the council’s unanimous action to withdraw the measure, underscoring that the opposition raised concerns that contributed to the council’s conclusion that further preparation is needed. The outcome leaves the issue unresolved and indicates any future consideration would require additional work and approval.