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It’s that time again. We’re closing in on the general election. Sample ballots are starting to go out. As people are already starting to make up their minds, I figured I should try to get this out as early as I could. Every election, I do a detailed ballot analysis of my sample ballot. This is where I examine each candidate and share my conclusions, and invite you to convince me to vote for the other jerk. Because this is a long ballot, I’m splitting this analysis into a few chunks (note: links may not be available until all segments are posted):
- State and National Offices (excluding judges)
- County and City (Los Angeles) Local Offices (excluding judges)
- Local and State Measures (nee Propositions)
- Judicial Offices (County and State)
- Summary
This part provides a summary of my ballot analysis results. Please read the full explanation of why I chose who I chose in the links above. Note: This summary is presented in the order of the Sample Ballot.
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(II) City/Local Offices + (I) State Senate and Assembly + (I) Congress
Los Angeles Unified School District | |
Board of Education, District 3 | ⚫ Scott Mark Schmerelson / D INC |
Los Angeles Community College District | |
Seat 1 | ⚫ Andra Hoffman INC |
Seat 3 | ⚫ David Vela INC |
Seat 5 | ⚫ Nichelle Henderson INC |
Seat 7 | ⚫ Kelsey K. Iino INC |
California State Senator, 27th District | ⚫ Henry Stern INC (D) |
California State Assembly: 40th District | ⚫ Pilar Schiavo INC (D) |
US House of Representatives: 32nd District | ⚫ Brad Sherman (D) Inc |
(III) City Measures
Charter Amendment DD: INDEPENDENT REDISTRICTING COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES | ⚫ Yes |
Charter Amendment HH: CITY GOVERNANCE, APPOINTMENTS, AND ELECTIONS. | ⚫ Yes |
Charter Amendment II: CITY ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS | ⚫ Yes |
Charter Amendment ER: CITY ETHICS COMMISSION AUTHORITY AND OPERATIONAL INDEPENDENCE | ⚫ Yes |
Charter Amendment FF: LOS ANGELES FIRE AND POLICE PENSIONS; PEACE OFFICERS | ⚫ Yes |
Charter Amendment LL: INDEPENDENT REDISTRICTING COMMISSION FOR THE LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. | ⚫ Yes |
Los Angeles Unified School District General Election – Measure US: LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS SAFETY AND UPGRADES MEASURE | ⚫ No |
(II) County Offices
District Attorney | ⚫ George Gascón / D INC |
(IV) Judges of the Superior Court
Office № 39 | ⚫ George A. Turner Jr. |
Office № 48 | ⚫ Renee Rose |
Office № 97 | ⚫ Sharon Ransom |
Office № 124 | ⚫ Kimberly Repecka |
Office № 135 |
⚫ Steven Yee Mac |
Office № 137 |
⚫ Tracey M. Blount |
(III) County Measures
Measure G: Increasing Size of Board of Supervisors; County Executive | ⚫ No |
Measure A: Raising LA County’s sales tax to fund homelessness efforts | ⚫ Yes |
(III) State Measures
Proposition 2: Public Education Facilities Bond Measure | ⚫ Yes |
Proposition 3: Right to Marry and Repeal Proposition 8 Amendment | ⚫ Yes |
Proposition 4: Parks, Environment, Energy, and Water Bond Measure | ⚫ Yes |
Proposition 5: Lower Supermajority Requirement to 55% for Local Bond Measures to Fund Housing and Public Infrastructure Amendment | ⚫ Yes |
Proposition 6: Remove Involuntary Servitude as Punishment for Crime Amendment | ⚫ Yes |
Proposition 32: $18 Minimum Wage Initiative | ⚫ Yes |
Proposition 33: Prohibit State Limitations on Local Rent Control Initiative | ⚫ Yes |
Proposition 34: Require Certain Participants in Medi-Cal Rx Program to Spend 98% of Revenues on Patient Care Initiative | ⚫ No |
Proposition 35: Managed Care Organization Tax Authorization Initiative | ⚫ No |
Proposition 36: Drug and Theft Crime Penalties and Treatment-Mandated Felonies Initiative | ⚫ No |
(I) National Election
President | ⚫ Kamala D. Harris / Tim Walz |
US Senator – Full Term (Jan 2025 through Jan 2031) | ⚫ Adam B Schiff (D) |
US Senator – Short Term (ending Jan 2025) | ⚫ Adam B Schiff (D) |
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