This Election 2019 Los Angeles County Voter Guide will help you cut through the rhetoric, election propaganda and biased media coverage of the campaigns. This guide ranks every aspect of a candidate’s record according to experience, integrity, and commitment to community.
Here you’ll find recommendations for:
- State Senator
- City Council
- Local
- Measures and More!
Scroll down for our recommendations.
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Ratings:
Every candidate is considered after thorough research; we also have a questionnaire for candidates to complete.
Here is our rating system:
: The best candidate. Our strongest endorsement.- : Very good.
- : Acceptable.
- : Vote only to prevent worse candidate(s) from winning.
: Terrible. Do Not Vote. All your other votes will count.
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Special Election Recommendations
June 4th, 2019
(View official election schedule here)
California State Senator
State Senator, 33rd District
- Lena Gonzalez (D)
- Jack M. Guerrero (R)
City Council, District 12
- Scott Abrams (D)
- Carlos Amador (D)
- Jay Beeber (NPP)
- Annie Cho (D)
- Jeff Daar (D)
- Charles “Sean” Dinse (NPP)
- Frank Ferry (R)
- Jack Kayajian (D)
- John Lee (R)
- Loraine Lundquist (D)
- Stella Maloyan (D)
- Raji Rab (D)
- Brandon Saario (R)
- Navraj Singh
- Josh Yeager (NPP)
Local Jurisdiction Measures
Glendora City
- E – To maintain existing city services including public safety, youth/adult programs, fix streets/potholes, … – Recommendation: Vote NO
Huntington Park City
- C – Advisory Vote Only: Action to attract Costco to the city of Huntington Park measure – Recommendation: Vote YES
Los Angeles City
- EE – Quality Teacher, Class Size Reduction, and Local School Safety Measure. To retain/attract quality teachers; reduce lass sizes; provide counseling / nursing / library services, arts, music, science, math, preschool, vocational / career education, safe/well-maintained schools, adequate instuctional materials/supplies; support disadvantaged/homeless students; shall Los Angeles Unified School District levy $0.16 per square foot of building improvements annually, exempting seniors/certain disability recipients, providing approximately $500,000,000 annually for 12 years, requiring annual audits, oversight, and funding local schools? – Recommendation: Vote NO
Manhattan Beach City
- A – Manhattan Beach’s Quality of Life Measure – Recommendation: Vote NO
Signal Hill City
- M – Recommendation: Vote YES
- N – Recommendation: Vote NO
West Hollywood City
- Y – Recommendation: Vote NO
- B – Recommendation: Vote NO