The L.A. mayoral election is today who are these celebrities voting for?

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Set us as preferred Today’s the day, and the race is a dead heat: The final poll from the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies (cosponsored by The Times) found that 40% of likely L.A.voters said they supported incumbent Karen Bass, while another 40% supported progressive challenger Nithya Raman for L.A.

mayor.That leaves 19% undecided — and it might be those voters that celebrities are trying to reach with their recent endorsements.Jane Fonda, Yvette Nicole Brown, Anthony Anderson, Cedric the Entertainer, Samuel L.

Jackson, Kym Whitley, D.L.Hughley, Dustin Lance Black, George Lopez and Stevie Wonder have all voiced public support for Bass.

Meanwhile Bob Odenkirk, Mindy Kaling, Adam Scott, Joel Kim Booster, Caleb Hearon, Poppy Liu, P.J.

Byrne, Adam Conover, Brennan Lee Mulligan and Jaboukie Young-White have done the same for Raman.“Battling the nationwide homeless epidemic is the hardest job in American government,” Jackson said.“Karen Bass walked toward it in one day.

Her opponent chaired the City Council’s Housing and Homelessness Committee and canceled meetings on it.It’s easy to run a pilot in one district and call it a model.

Try doing it in 15 districts with Washington cutting your funding while the whole country watches.That’s the job, and Karen Bass has done it.”In the other camp, Kaling said: “There’s one issue that I can speak to from experience: Keeping Hollywood jobs in Los Angeles.

Yes, it’s actors and directors, but I’m also talking about the crew, electricians, grips, hair and makeup artists, drivers, set builders, editors — and then there’s the restaurants, the dry cleaners and the small businesses that depend on productions being here.And Nithya’s plan is to fight for that work to stay in town.

She wants stronger, dependable state tax incentives, and a film office...