Governor: Steve Hilton
Lieutenant Governor: Gloria Romero
Secretary of State: Donald P. (Don) Wagner
Controller: Herb W. Morgan
Treasurer: David Serpa
Attorney General: Michael E. Gates
Insurance Commissioner: Merritt Farren
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Sonja Shaw
City Attorney: John McKinney
City Controller: Zach Sokoloff
Measures:
APPLYING CANNABIS BUSINESS TAXES TO UNLICENSED CANNABIS BUSINESSES.
THE ISSUE: Should an ordinance be adopted to apply the existing City of Los Angeles cannabis business tax to unlicensed cannabis businesses?
THE SITUATION: The City of Los Angeles does not require unlicensed cannabis businesses to pay business taxes which are determined by the gross receipts of a business. Currently, only licensed cannabis businesses are required to pay the business tax to the City of Los Angeles.
THE PROPOSAL: This measure would approve an ordinance that applies the same gross receipts tax to unlicensed cannabis businesses that currently apply to licensed cannabis businesses in the City of Los Angeles.
A YES VOTE MEANS: You want an ordinance to be adopted to apply the City of Los Angeles cannabis business gross receipts tax to unlicensed cannabis businesses that are currently applied to licensed cannabis businesses.
A NO VOTE MEANS: You do not want an ordinance to be adopted to apply the City of Los Angeles cannabis business gross receipts tax to unlicensed cannabis businesses that are currently applied to licensed cannabis businesses.
TITLE: APPLYING TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX TO ONLINE TRAVEL COMPANIES. THE ISSUE: Should the City of Los Angeles update the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) collection and reporting requirements for online and other travel companies? THE SITUATION: Currently, a hotel charges and collects TOT on the total rent, including all fees and service charges, for any guest who occupies a hotel room or space for 30 days or less.
Online and other travel companies negotiate with hotels for a discounted or wholesale room rate. Online and other travel companies then collect TOT based on the negotiated rental rate rather than the total amount charged to the guest, including all fees and service charges.
THE PROPOSAL: The measure would require online and other travel companies to collect TOT based on the total amount charged to hotel guests, including all fees and service charges, to occupy a hotel room. Additionally, the measure updates the collection and reporting requirements for all hotel operators, and online and other travel companies.
A YES VOTE MEANS: You want the City to update the TOT collection and reporting requirements for online and other travel companies to go towards general City services.
A NO VOTE MEANS: You do not want the City to update the TOT collection and reporting requirements for online and other travel companies to go towards general City services.
FUNDING FOR CITY SERVICES THROUGH MODIFICATIONS TO THE TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY
THE ISSUE: Should the City of Los Angeles increase the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) paid by hotel guests from 14% to 16% through December 31, 2028 and then 15% thereafter, and to update the TOT collection and reporting requirements for online and other travel companies to go towards general City services?
THE SITUATION: Currently, the TOT rate is 14% on the total rent, including all fees and service charges, for any guest who occupies a hotel room or space for 30 days or less. Online and other travel companies negotiate with hotels for a discounted or wholesale room rate. Online and other travel companies then collect TOT based on the negotiated rental rate rather than the total amount charged to the guest, including all fees and service charges.
THE PROPOSAL: To fund general City services, this measure would temporarily increase TOT from 14% to 16% through December 31, 2028 and then 15% thereafter. Additionally, this measure requires online and other travel companies to collect TOT based on the total amount charged to guests, including all fees and service charges to occupy a hotel room. The measure also updates the collection and reporting requirements for all hotel operators, and online and other travel companies.
A YES VOTE MEANS: You want the City to increase the TOT for hotel guests from 14% to 16% through December 31, 2028 and then 15% thereafter, and to update the TOT collection and reporting requirements for online and other travel companies to go towards general City services.
A NO VOTE MEANS: You do not want the City to increase the TOT for hotel guests from 14% to 16% through December 31, 2028 and then 15% thereafter, and to update the TOT collection and reporting requirements for online and other travel companies to go towards general City services.
COUNTY MEASURER ER
Essential Services Restoration Act for Los Angeles County General Sales Tax Measure. Shall the measure to help our community address severe federal cuts enacted by the President and Congress; reduce the loss of essential services, including healthcare for County residents; reduce the risk of closing the County's four public hospitals and numerous clinics, and significant healthcare provider layoffs and other service cuts by enacting a 1/2 percent (0.5%) general sales tax for 5 years, generating approximately $1 billion annually, with independent audits, be adopted?
Supporters: St. John's Community Health; Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project; LA County Medical Association
Opponents: LA Taxpayers Assoc.; Sup. Kathryn Barger; Cheng, Arcadia Mayor Pro Tem; Armenta, Rosemead Mayor; Sternquist, Temple City Mayor
A "yes" vote supports increasing the sales tax from 9.75% to 10.25% for five years to provide funding for local health departments and services.
A "no" vote opposes increasing the sales tax from 9.75% to 10.25% for five years to provide funding for local health departments and services.
LA Mayor: Spencer Pratt
Supervisor 3rd District: Tonia Arey
Sheriff: Alex Villanueva
Assessor: Stephen A. Adamus
Judge Of The Superior Court Office No. 60: Ann M. Maurer
Judge Of The Superior Court Office No. 64: Francisco Amador
Judge Of The Superior Court Office No. 65: Samurl Wolloch Krause
Judge Of The Superior Court Office No. 87: Anthony(A.J.) Bayne
Judge Of The Superior Court Office No. 116: Pat Connolly
Judge Of The Superior Court Office No. 131: Carlos Dammerier
Judge Of The Superior Court Office No. 181: Ryan Dibble
Judge Of The Superior Court Office No. 196: Candace J. Henry
Board of Equalization Member District 1: Shannon Grove
Board of Equalization Member District 2: J. Brett Marymee
Board of Equalization Member District 3: Stephan Hohil
Board of Equalization Member District 4: Denis Bilodeau
United States Representative District 1: James Gallagher
United States Representative District 2: Robin Littau
United States Representative District 3: Christine Bish
United States Representative District 4: Ray Riehle
United States Representative District 5: Tom McClintock
United States Representative District 6: Michael Stansfield
United States Representative District 7: Ralph Nwobi
United States Representative District 8: Rudy Recile
United States Representative District 9: Martin "Vmann" Veprauskas
United States Representative District 10: Jeff Frese
United States Representative District 11: David Ganezer
United States Representative District 13: Kevin Lincoln
United States Representative District 14: Wendy Huang
United States Representative District 15: Charles Hoelter
United States Representative District 16: Peter Sundin Soulé
United States Representative District 17: Ritesh Tandon
United States Representative District 18: Shane Lewis
United States Representative District 19: Peter Coe Verbica
United States Representative District 20: Vince Fong
United States Representative District 21: Lorenzo Rios
United States Representative District 22: David G. Valadao
United States Representative District 23: Jay Obernolte
United States Representative District 24: Bob Smith
United States Representative District 25: Ceci Andrade Truman
United States Representative District 26: Samuel Gallucci
United States Representative District 27: Jason Gibbs
United States Representative District 28: April A. Verlato
United States Representative District 29: Rudy Melendez
United States Representative District 30: Dennis Feitosa
United States Representative District 31: Erskine Levi
United States Representative District 32: Larry Thompson
United States Representative District 33: Eugene Weems
United States Representative District 34: Calvin Lee
United States Representative District 35: Mike Cargile
United States Representative District 36: Melissa Toomim
United States Representative District 37: Baltazar Fedalizo
United States Representative District 38: Pedro Antonio Casas
United States Representative District 39: Steve Manos
United States Representative District 40: Young Kim or Ken Calvert (Voter's personal choice as they appear to be pro MAGA despite their current feuding of accusing each other of being RINOs, Trump has endorsed Ken Calvert back in 2022 for reelection.)
United States Representative District 41: Mitch Clemmons
United States Representative District 42: Noah Von Blom
United States Representative District 43: Cristian Morales
United States Representative District 44: Genevieve Angel
United States Representative District 45: Chi "Charlie" Nguyen or Amy Phan West (Voter's choice as they're both pro MAGA.)
United States Representative District 46: David Pan
United States Representative District 47: Bill Brough
United States Representative District 48: Jim Desmond
United States Representative District 49: Star Parker
United States Representative District 50: Steve Cohen
United States Representative District 51: Ricardo Cabrera
United States Representative District 52: Jeff Belle
State Senate District 2: Tief Gibbs
State Senate District 4: Marie Alvarado-Gil
State Senate District 6: Roger Niello
State Senate District 8: Susan A Mason
State Senate District 10: Linda R. Price
State Senate District 12: Nathan Magsig
State Senate District 14: Darin S. DuPont
State Senate District 16: Guillermo Asuncion Gonzalez
State Senate District 18: Art Hodges
State Senate District 20: Tony Rodriguez
State Senate District 22: Mike Netter
State Senate District 24: Kristina Irwin
State Senate District 26: Claudia Agraz
State Senate District 28: Joe Lisuzzo
State Senate District 30: Araceli Martinez
State Senate District 32: Kelly Seyarto
State Senate District 34: Rhonda Shader
State Senate District 36: Tony Strickland
State Senate District 38: Laura Bassett
State Senate District 40: Kristie Bruce-Lane
State Assembly Member District 1: Darin Hale
State Assembly Member District 2: Michael Greer
State Assembly Member District 3: Dom Belza or James "Jamie" Johansson (Both have actually worked or campaigned with Trump's administration, as well with other Trump endorsed candidates, voter's choice.)
State Assembly Member District 5: Joe Patterson
State Assembly Member District 7: Josh Hoover
State Assembly Member District 8: David Jariustokaeutulelei Tangipa
State Assembly Member District 9: Brandon Owen
State Assembly Member District 10: Vinaya Singh
State Assembly Member District 11: Rochelle Conner
State Assembly Member District 12: Eryn Cervantes
State Assembly Member District 13: Tom Patti
State Assembly Member District 14: Borgar Solnordal
State Assembly Member District 15: Arthur Webb
State Assembly Member District 16: Joseph A. Rubay
State Assembly Member District 18: Ned Nuerge
State Assembly Member District 19: Philip Louis Wing
State Assembly Member District 20: Patricia Muga
State Assembly Member District 21: Jabra J Muhawieh
State Assembly Member District 22: Juan Alanis
State Assembly Member District 23: David G. Johnson
State Assembly Member District 24: Max Hsia
State Assembly Member District 25: Himat Singh Bainiwal
State Assembly Member District 26: Tim Gorsulowsky
State Assembly Member District 27: Mike Murphy
State Assembly Member District 28: Carol Pefley
State Assembly Member District 29: J.W. Paine
State Assembly Member District 30: Shannon Kessler
State Assembly Member District 31: Jim Polsgrove
State Assembly Member District 32: David Couch
State Assembly Member District 33: Alexandra (Ali) Macedo
State Assembly Member District 34: Charles Frederick Hughes
State Assembly Member District 35: Saul Ayon
State Assembly Member District 36: Jeff Gonzalez
State Assembly Member District 37: Sari Domingues
State Assembly Member District 39: Paul Andre Marsh
State Assembly Member District 40: Andreas Farmakalidis
State Assembly Member District 41: Adam Christopher Vena
State Assembly Member District 42: Rocky Rhodes
State Assembly Member District 43: Ricardo Benitez
State Assembly Member District 44: Charlotte Gerry
State Assembly Member District 45: Greg Abdouch
State Assembly Member District 46: Tracey Schroeder
State Assembly Member District 47: Greg Wallis
State Assembly Member District 48: Dan T. Tran
State Assembly Member District 49: Long David Liu
State Assembly Member District 50: Victoria Viveros Mageno
State Assembly Member District 51: Jake Head
State Assembly Member District 52: Andrea Lee Anderson
State Assembly Member District 53: Rafaela Romero
State Assembly Member District 55: Keith G. Cascio
State Assembly Member District 56: Jessica Martinez
State Assembly Member District 57: Constance Jewel Menzies
State Assembly Member District 58: Leticia Castillo
State Assembly Member District 59: Phillip Chen
State Assembly Member District 60: Ed Delgado
State Assembly Member District 62: Paul Irving Jones
State Assembly Member District 63: Natasha Johnson
State Assembly Member District 64: Raul Ortiz Jr.
State Assembly Member District 65: Lydia A. Gutiérrez
State Assembly Member District 66: Jessica Zonia Maldonado
State Assembly Member District 67: Adrian Oscar Ayub
State Assembly Member District 68: Mayra Ruiz
State Assembly Member District 70: Tri Ta
State Assembly Member District 71: Kate Sanchez
State Assembly Member District 72: Gracey Van Der Mark
State Assembly Member District 73: Urson Russell
State Assembly Member District 74: Laurie Davies
State Assembly Member District 75: Carl DeMaio
State Assembly Member District 76: Carrie S. Espinoza Villanueva
State Assembly Member District 77: Trinity Hannaway
State Assembly Member District 78: Payton Galvez
State Assembly Member District 79: Andrew Lawson
State Assembly Member District 80: Alejandro Galicia
I would appreciate a sticky for this tedious done job, vetting every single candidate was no small feat. But it's very worth the effort as our Republic is at stake here, our great country wasn't made in vain by our forefathers.
WWG1WGA!
My voting district is identical to all voting districts...rigged, so it doesn't matter one bit ...at present...I have hope it will change, but regardless I have complete trust in "The Plan", Trump and first in God...I'll know when I'll feel right about voting..but now is not it...I didn't vax either with the world screaming at you, you must!! Nah this fraud EVERYWHERE is just too much...when your voice is silenced, you know what's next...I don't play people and I hate being played...period