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Final Results as of March 24
Candidates
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Tony Cardenas
4,803 votes
66.3%
- Occupation: City Councilmember
Eric Dwight Rothenay
1,013 votes
14.0%
- Occupation: Peace Officer/Educator
- Los Angeles County Probation Officer
- Graduate of Psychology from California State University of Northridge
- Big brother for foster youth
Priorities:
- Better communities
- Safe and clean streets
- More government accountability
Lisa Ann Martellaro-Palmer
677 votes
9.3%
- Occupation: Transportation Engineer
- Lisa has worked 12 years as a Transportation Engineer, has a Masters in Public Administration, serves on a Neighborhood Council and co-owns a business
Priorities:
- Open & Responsive Government - town hall meetings, community participation, transparency on issues in local government
- Safe & Clean Neighborhoods - Remove Urban Blight, Focus on Abandoned Vehicles, Street Clean-Ups by multi-agencies, Bulky Item Pick-Ups
- Improved Traffic Flow & Infrastructure - Synchronize traffic lights, promote well-maintained buses, Repair sidewalks, roads and seweres
James P. "Jamie" Cordaro
587 votes
8.1%
- Occupation: Neighborhood Council Boardmember
- President of "ALL PHASE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS" electrical contractor business owner
- President of Independent Electrical Contractors Association of Southern California
- President of Van Nuys Neighborhood Council
- Neighborhood Watch and Police Commuinty Representative "PCR"
- YMCA Board Member
- Mid Valley Community Police Council
Priorities:
- Alternative Education "Vocational Schools and bring the Trades back to the LAUSD
- FREE SPAY AND NEUTERING SERVICES to all L.A. resident pets
- COMMUNITY-BASED LOCAL GOVERNMENTS that will be immediately responsive to neighborhood issues
Candido J. Marez
168 votes
2.3%
- Occupation: Businessman/Community Activist
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Official Information
- City of Los Angeles
Candidate Videos
- Cardenas: video; transcript
- Cordaro: video; transcript
- Marez: video; transcript
- Martellaro-Palmer: video; transcript
- Rothenay: no video available
Local Facts
- City Profile
Campaign Finance Data
- City Ethics Commission
Candidate Forums
- January 26
- 'Your Neighborhood Council' with Dan Wiseman on Time-Warner Channel 25
- February 6, 6:30pm
- location: Canterbury School, 13670 Montague St.
Pacoima; co-sponsors: Arleta Chamber of Commerce, Arleta Neighborhood Council
- February 7, 6:30pm
- location: Lake Balboa Studios, 7412 Balboa Bl,
Lake Balboa; Sponsor: West Van Nuys/Lake Balboa Neighborhood Council
News and Analysis
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