Politics

The “Meet & Greet” on Sept. 22, 2024 was so successful, it began early and ended late, with all seven City Council candidates in attendance and a crowd of almost a hundred at Fox Hills …[READ MORE]

Both L.A. County Supervisor Holly J Mitchell and Assemblymember Isaac Bryan have endorsed Bubba Fish for the Culver City Council election. Supervisor Mitchell has been a tireless champion for affordable housing, safe streets, and care-based …[READ MORE]

Since 1992, the California Democratic Party has been on a mission to protect every voter’s rights through our Voter Protection Team. Our Voter Protection Team is gearing up to tackle the challenges posed by Republicans …[READ MORE]

Former Planning commissioner and city council candidate Nancy Barba earned four more top endorsements in her run for Culver City Council, expanding the support she has already received from a broad range of community organizations, …[READ MORE]

From the City Council campaign of Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin “I’m thrilled to announce that I have received key endorsements that mean the world to me. These endorsements reflect the intersection of my work with my …[READ MORE]

There will be a lot on the ballot this November, and knowledge is power! Join us on line with the LA Public Library as the League of Women Voters of Greater Los Angeles walks us …[READ MORE]

Following his campaign kickoff, Andrew Lachman consolidated broad community support for his race for school board. The kickoff was attended approximately 25 friends and supporters such as Vice Mayor Dan O’Brien, Councilman Freddy Puza, CCUSD …[READ MORE]

Happy National Voter Registration Day! The 2024 General Election is almost here, and as a registered voter, you have the power to help your friends, family, and community make their voices heard. Even if you …[READ MORE]

Following their September 11, 2024 meeting, the members of the Culver City Democratic Club cast secure and anonymous online votes to determine which ballot measures the club would support or oppose in the upcoming general …[READ MORE]

So much to vote on – not only do you need to make choices about the Culver City Council, and the CCUSD School Board, Los Angeles County voters will vote on a charter amendment that …[READ MORE]