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Final Results as of March 24
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Richard Alarcon
5,131 votes
53.8%
- Occupation: State Assemblyman
Priorities:
- Reducing gang violence and working to create effective gang intervention and prevention programs.
- Revitalizing areas like the Price Pfister site to bring good-paying jobs and business to the area.
- Working with parents, teachers, students, LAUSD, the Mayor and the City Council to reduce drop out rates and improve educational acheivement.
Monica Rodriguez
2,761 votes
28.9%
- Occupation: Housing Advocate
- Graduate Occidental College
- 1994-2000 City of Los Angeles Mayor's Office/City Council
- 2000-2003 Board of Education
- 2005 Volunteer of the Year - North Valley Family YMCA
Priorities:
- Public Safety - Reducing crime with an emphasis on gang related crime
- Education - Create school to career academies to keep our kids out of gang
- Economic Development - Building a strong local economy
Oscar Mendoza
1,197 votes
12.5%
- Occupation: Businessman/Community Leader
- AA Los Angeles Mission College
- BA Political Science Cal State Northridge
Priorities:
- Insist on strong accountability from city government to improve responsiveness, eliminate waste and focus on the greatest needs in our community.
- Limit Rampant Housing Development without proper infrastructures
- Strengthen community-based policing programs to prevent gang activity and urban blight.
Margie Carranza
451 votes
4.7%
- Occupation: Retired Administrative Assistant
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Official Information
- City of Los Angeles
Candidate Videos
- Alarcón: video; transcript
- Carranza: video; transcript
- Mendoza: video; transcript
- Rodriguez: video; transcript
Local Facts
- City Profile
Campaign Finance Data
- City Ethics Commission
Candidate Forum
- Friday February 9, 6-9pm
- location: Olive Vista Middle School Auditorium, 14600 Tyler St., Sylmar
- co-sponsors: Neighborhood Councils of Sylmar, Pacoima, Mission Hills, Panorama City, Sunland Tujunga, Northridge West, & the Sylmar Chamber of Commerce
- info: 818/833-8737 or sylmarnc@verizon.net
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