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The article has severe issues with neutrality in favour of Tony Hwang, both with the lack of a neutral tone, and unreasonably positive statements, from the minor "through the inspirations and motivation of his parents and the caring and counsel of great teachers that he succeeded academically", to the propagandous "After weathering the storm from democrat opponent's Philip Dwyer's overwhelmingly negative campaign of personal attacks, accusations, social media weaponization and misinformation, Hwang handily won 58% of the vote", etc. - Uses x (talk) 00:53, 3 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]
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