Los Angeles City Council
- Candidates -
-
David RyuCouncil District 4Why are you running for this position?Looking to my re-election, I am excited to continue this work, as well as to take meaningful action on the crisis of homelessness, fight for more affordable housing, and protect the incredible environment that makes Los Angeles the best city in the world. As we head toward election day on March 3rd, I am so happy to have the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce PAC by my side. -
John LeeCouncil District 12Why are you running for this position?I am running for re-election for the 12th City Council District because we need a leader who is truly invested in and committed to the future of this community. I have a full and comprehensive understanding of this district and the challenges we face, and the experience and track record of bringing people together to deliver real tangible improvements in people’s lives.
-
Kevin De LeonCouncil District 14Why are you running for this position?I want to run for CD 14 because CD 14 is the heartbeat of Los Angeles. CD14, with its diverse range of communities, is a microcosm of our city. I strongly feel that we are facing a climate crisis. If we are to effectively confront this challenge, then Los Angeles needs to be a leader. CD14 can set the tone for the rest of the city when it comes to making our city a 21st century City.
-
Mark Ridley-ThomasCouncil District 10Why are you running for this position?Over my years of public service I've worked hard to build coalitions that include business leaders and the community to improve the quality of life for all stakeholders. I believe there is no place for finger-pointing one direction or the other, and that our community and businesses can thrive together when we work together.
-
Marqueece Harris-DawsonCouncil District 8Why are you running for this position?I am running for re-election because I believe we’ve made a lot of progress building the kind of Los Angeles we all deserve, but we’ve only just begun to tackle the biggest issues facing our communities. Together, we have made progress on jobs, economic development, community policing, and housing, but there is much more work to be done!
-
Nury MartinezCouncil District 6Why are you running for this position?I have dedicated my life to the San Fernando Valley and the City of Los Angeles. I'm running for re-election because there is more work to do. In the next term, I will continue focusing on Environmental Justice reforms, the redevelopment and activation main corridors to create jobs, housing and services for our local communities, and addressing homelessness, while also ensuring the safety of our communities
-
Paul KrekorianCouncil District 2Why are you running for this position?I'm excited for the chance to continue my work in a final term. The last ten years I was instrumental in saving the City from bankruptcy, launching the largest transportation infrastructure program in the nation, advocating for a clean energy portfolio, developing an effective job creation and economic development strategy, and crafting solutions to address the homelessness crisis. I am very proud to have earned the Chamber's support and endorsement and I look forward to continued collaboration in the term to come.
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
- Candidates -
-
Adrin NazarianAssembly District 46Why are you running for this position?Since elected, I have fought to get our fair share of tax dollars back into the San Fernando Valley... Our work is far from finished. We are fixing our highways, filling potholes, and funding solutions to our homelesness crisis
-
Herb WessonAssembly District 2Why are you running for this position?I’m running for County Supervisor to build a greater Los Angeles for our children and grandchildren – a Los Angeles where everyone has the dignity of a roof over their heads and affordable healthcare they can access, where our youth have the educational tools they need to succeed and a future free of climate disaster, and where we are able to spend more time with our families and less time sitting in traffic.
-
Laura FreidmanAssembly District 43Why are you running for this position?I’m proud to say that since first being elected, I’ve been the principal author of legislation that has made our state more sustainable, protected our vulnerable populations, and brought new affordable housing to our communities. Our state is facing significant challenges, I believe I have a proven track-record, and am ready to continue putting forward solutions by serving another term in the State Assembly.
-
Miguel SantiagoAssembly District 53Why are you running for this position?I am running for re-election because I am passionate about making AD 53 a better place to live, work and thrive! I want to continue to work on policy areas where I have a strong track record of getting things done, such as creating access to higher education, creating good paying jobs, and tackling the homelessness crisis.
-
Richard BloomAssembly District 50Why are you running for this position?I am running for re-election to the State Assembly to continue advocating our communities through a broad range of priorities including, fostering economic development and job creation, improving public school funding, providing services for seniors and the disabled, ending homelessness, and protecting the environment.