Ballot: Overview —Tuesday March 7, 2017 —Local Elections
Member, Board of Trustees, Seat 2, Los Angeles Community College District
- 1
Member, Board of Trustees, Seat 4, Los Angeles Community College District
- 1181,752 votes (44.79%)
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Board of Trustees, Trustee Area 3, Pasadena Unified School District
- 1892 votes (42.56%)
Board of Trustees, Trustee Area 2, Los Angeles Unified School District
- 1
Board of Trustees, Trustee Area 4, Los Angeles Unified School District
- 1
Board of Trustees, Trustee Area 6, Los Angeles Unified School District
- 113,390 votes (31.13%)
5,159 votes (11.99%)
3,853 votes (8.96%)
2,483 votes (5.77%)
2,149 votes (5%)
Mayor, City of Redondo Beach
- 1
City Council, District 1, City of Redondo Beach
- 1
City Council, District 4, City of Redondo Beach
- 1
Mayor, City of Los Angeles
- 133,228 votes (8.16%)
13,346 votes (3.28%)
5,115 votes (1.26%)
4,809 votes (1.18%)
4,558 votes (1.12%)
3,705 votes (0.91%)
3,386 votes (0.83%)
3,023 votes (0.74%)
2,436 votes (0.6%)
2,231 votes (0.55%)
City Council, District 1, City of Los Angeles
- 1
City Council, District 5, City of Los Angeles
- 1
City Council, District 7, City of Los Angeles
- 13,603 votes (16.46%)
3,104 votes (14.18%)
1,775 votes (8.11%)
1,351 votes (6.17%)
1,160 votes (5.3%)
931 votes (4.25%)
854 votes (3.9%)
596 votes (2.72%)
314 votes (1.43%)
290 votes (1.32%)
275 votes (1.26%)
266 votes (1.21%)
258 votes (1.18%)
226 votes (1.03%)
218 votes (1%)
169 votes (0.77%)
149 votes (0.68%)
139 votes (0.63%)
127 votes (0.58%)
City Council, District 9, City of Los Angeles
- 1
City Council, District 11, City of Los Angeles
- 1
City Council, District 13, City of Los Angeles
- 14,338 votes (15.07%)
3,902 votes (13.56%)
1,534 votes (5.33%)
1,123 votes (3.9%)
829 votes (2.88%)
City Council, District 15, City of Los Angeles
- 1
City Council, City of La Verne
- 2
Mayor, City of Gardena
- 11,245 votes (19.88%)
1,198 votes (19.13%)
913 votes (14.58%)
835 votes (13.33%)
652 votes (10.41%)
102 votes (1.63%)
City Council, City of Gardena
- 21,648 votes (16.32%)
1,286 votes (12.74%)
966 votes (9.57%)
620 votes (6.14%)
570 votes (5.64%)
501 votes (4.96%)
City Council, City of San Dimas
- 2
City Council, City of San Fernando
- 2
City Council, City of South Gate
- 21,345 votes (17.42%)
799 votes (10.35%)
797 votes (10.32%)
726 votes (9.4%)
418 votes (5.41%)
224 votes (2.9%)
216 votes (2.8%)
City Treasurer, City of Palos Verdes Estates
- 1
City Council, City of Claremont
- 22,135 votes (18.17%)
926 votes (7.88%)
630 votes (5.36%)
441 votes (3.75%)
367 votes (3.12%)
178 votes (1.52%)
City Council, District 1, City of La Mirada
- 1
City Council, City of Cudahy
- 2441 votes (18.18%)
355 votes (14.63%)
350 votes (14.43%)
62 votes (2.56%)
44 votes (1.81%)
39 votes (1.61%)
24 votes (0.99%)
City Council, City of San Gabriel
- 31,520 votes (16.02%)
1,261 votes (13.29%)
1,085 votes (11.43%)
566 votes (5.96%)
City Council, City of Lakewood
- 3
City Council, City of Glendora
- 2
City Council, City of Bellflower
- 2City Council, City of Beverly Hills
- 31,930 votes (15.93%)
1,652 votes (13.64%)
1,147 votes (9.47%)
1,078 votes (8.9%)
238 votes (1.96%)
Council Member, City of Huntington Park
- 2
City Council, City of West Hollywood
- 22,205 votes (17.06%)
2,200 votes (17.02%)
711 votes (5.5%)
407 votes (3.15%)
392 votes (3.03%)
365 votes (2.82%)
264 votes (2.04%)
208 votes (1.61%)
City Council, City of Manhattan Beach
- 32,521 votes (13.53%)
1,923 votes (10.32%)
1,364 votes (7.32%)
1,285 votes (6.9%)
863 votes (4.63%)
Council Member, City of Monterey Park
- 2
City Council, City of Norwalk
- 21,499 votes (15.9%)
1,315 votes (13.95%)
653 votes (6.93%)
399 votes (4.23%)
348 votes (3.69%)
279 votes (2.96%)
261 votes (2.77%)
City Council, City of Norwalk - Term Ending 03/19
- 1
City Council, District 5, City of Pasadena
- 1
City Council, District 7, City of Pasadena
- 1
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Measure H
Passing585,905 votes yes (69.34%)259,098 votes no (30.66%)
To fund mental health, substance abuse treatment, health care, education, job training, rental subsidies, emergency and affordable housing, transportation, outreach, prevention, and supportive services for homeless children, families, foster youth, veterans, battered women, seniors, disabled individuals,...
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Measure B
Passing3,159 votes yes (73.84%)1,119 votes no (26.16%)
Shall the proposition imposing a tax on cannabis related businesses operating within the City of Bellflower be adopted?
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Measure C
Passing9,229 votes yes (57.13%)6,925 votes no (42.87%)
Shall Redondo Beach approve amendments to its Coastal Land Use Plan Implementing Ordinance (partially adopted in 2010 in Measure G) to provide additional analytical procedures and additional limits reducing the amount and type of development in the Coastal Commercial Zones and the Parks, Recreation,...
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Measure D
Failing2,198 votes yes (59.92%)1,470 votes no (40.08%)
Shall an ordinance be adopted that continues a levy of the existing special tax for a period of twelve (12) years on each eligible parcel in the City at the initial base rate of $342.34 plus $0.196073 per square foot of building improvement effective July 1, 2017, and maintains the existing 6.2% limit...
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Measure F
Shall the proposed citizen’s initiative measure to tax medical marijuana facilities in the City of Signal Hill, through a 10% tax on the monetary transactions as well as doubling the license taxes, with no sunset clause, and currently estimated to raise $0.00 annually because medical marijuana facilities...
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Measure M
Passing319,017 votes yes (80.45%)77,523 votes no (19.55%)
Shall an ordinance providing for enforcement, taxation and regulation of cannabis and/or cannabis products (cannabis) by: 1) providing that the City Council retains the authority to amend existing and adopt new regulations regarding cannabis activity in the City after conducting public hearings regarding...
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Failing134,787 votes yes (34.95%)250,896 votes no (65.05%)
Shall an ordinance establishing a City permitting program for cannabis activity, prioritizing existing medical marijuana businesses compliant with current City law (MMBs) and maintaining 135 dispensaries in the City unless increased by the City Council, including by: 1) authorizing the City to issue...
Learn MoreCharter Amendment P
Passing251,398 votes yes (68.42%)116,059 votes no (31.58%)
Shall the City Charter be amended to increase the maximum term for franchises, concessions, permits, licenses and leases that may be entered into by the Harbor Department from the current maximum of 50 years to a new maximum of 66 years, to be consistent with recent changes to state law?
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Failing121,101 votes yes (29.6%)288,012 votes no (70.4%)
Shall an ordinance amending City laws related to the General Plan, including to: 1) impose a two-year moratorium on projects seeking General Plan amendments or zone or heightdistrict changes resulting in more intense land use, an increase in density or height, or a loss of zoned open space, agricultural...
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Measure T
Passing1,136 votes yes (66.86%)563 votes no (33.14%)
Shall the ordinance, to permit the Council to levy generally on visitors to the City a maximum 12% tax on hotel/motel charges, estimated to annually raise $285,000 for general City purposes, including for law enforcement and street repairs, and without a sunset clause, be adopted?
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Measure CC
Passing2,740 votes yes (71.39%)1,098 votes no (28.61%)
To continue to provide about $5 million annually to preserve essential City services like Police, Fire, Parks, Library, Recreation and Public Works and other local programs and general services, shall an ordinance be adopted to extend the City of Covina's current 6% utility users tax on telephone, gas,...
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Measure LL
Passing2,985 votes yes (60.44%)1,954 votes no (39.56%)
Shall the proposition renewing a special parcel tax for library services at the Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library be adopted?
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Measure PS
Failing333 votes yes (26.47%)925 votes no (73.53%)
Shall the 2017 Temporary Public Safety Funding Ordinance imposing an excise tax of $139 per parcel per year on single-family and unimproved property; $181 per dwelling per year on multifamily property; and between $1,550 to $49,600 per parcel per year on industrial, commercial, mobilehome park and other...
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Measure SF
Passing953 votes yes (59.71%)643 votes no (40.29%)
Shall the office of City Treasurer be appointive?
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Measure A
Passing4,874 votes yes (67.63%)2,333 votes no (32.37%)
To keep Arcadia schools among the best in California by renewing approximately $4.3 million in annual local funding the state cannot take away, shall Arcadia Unified School District continue attracting/retaining quality teachers; keeping schools safe/clean; protecting quality math, science, technology,...
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