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2022 Los Angeles elections
← 2020 November 8, 2022 2023 (special) →
8 out of 15 seats in the City Council
8 seats needed for a majority
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Party Democratic Independent
Seats before 14 1
Seats won 8 0
Seats after 14 1
Seat change Steady Steady
3 out of 7 seats in the
LAUSD Board of Education
4 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party
 
Party Democratic Republican
Seats before 6 1
Seats won 3 0
Seats after 6 1
Seat change Steady Steady
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The 2022 Los Angeles elections were held on June 7, 2022. Voters elected candidates in a nonpartisan primary, with runoff elections scheduled for November 8, 2022. Eight of the fifteen seats in the City Council were up for election while three of the seven seats in the LAUSD Board of Education were up for election.[1] The seat of Mayor of Los Angeles was up for election due to incumbent Eric Garcetti's term limit.[2] The seats of the Los Angeles City Controller and the Los Angeles City Attorney were also up for election, as their incumbents, Mike Feuer and Ron Galperin, were running for mayor and California State Controller respectively.[3][4]

Municipal elections in California are officially nonpartisan; candidates' party affiliations do not appear on the ballot.

Mayor

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Main article: 2022 Los Angeles mayoral election
2022 Los Angeles mayoral election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Karen Bass 278,511 43.11
Rick Caruso 232,490 35.99
Kevin de León 50,372 7.79
Gina Viola 44,341 6.86
Mike Feuer 12,087 1.87
Andrew Kim 9,405 1.46
Alex Gruenenfelder Smith 6,153 0.95
Joe Buscaino 4,485 0.69
Craig Greiwe 2,439 0.38
Mel Wilson 2,336 0.36
Ramit Varma 1,916 0.30
John "Jsamuel" Jackson 1,511 0.23
Write-in 12 0.01
Total votes 646,058 100.00
General election
Karen Bass 506,372 54.82%
Rick Caruso 417,375 45.18%
Total votes 923,747 100.00

City attorney

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2022 Los Angeles City Attorney election
← 2017 November 8, 2022 2026 →
Registered1,608,639
Turnout28.58%
 
Candidate Hydee Feldstein Soto Faisal Gill Marina Torres
First round 112,978
19.90% 		137,554
24.23% 		112,842
19.87%
Runoff 440,211
55.36% 		354,941
44.64% 		Eliminated
 
Candidate Richard Kim Kevin James Teddy Kapur
First round 93,660
16.50% 		51,606
9.09% 		30,421
5.36%
Runoff Eliminated Eliminated Eliminated
 
Candidate Sherri Onica Valle Cole
First round 28,716
5.06%
Runoff Eliminated
City Attorney before election

Mike Feuer

 Elected City Attorney

Hydee Feldstein Soto

Candidates

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Declared

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Withdrew

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Endorsements

[edit]
Hydee Feldstein Soto
U.S. representatives
Individuals
Organizations
Newspapers and other media
Faisal Gill
U.S. representatives
Statewide elected officials
State assemblymembers
Los Angeles County elected officials
Organizations
Individuals
Kevin James
Mayors
Labor unions
Organizations

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Attorney election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Faisal Gill 137,554 24.23
Hydee Feldstein Soto 112,978 19.90
Marina Torres 112,842 19.87
Richard Kim 93,660 16.50
Kevin James 51,606 9.09
Teddy Kapur 30,421 5.36
Sherri Onica Valle Cole 28,716 5.06
Total votes 567,777 100.00
General election
Hydee Feldstein Soto 440,211 55.36%
Faisal Gill 354,941 44.64%
Total votes 795,152 100.00

City Controller

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Main article: 2022 Los Angeles City Controller election

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Controller election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Kenneth Mejia 240,374 43.12
Paul Koretz 131,921 23.67
Stephanie Clements 88,678 15.91
David T. Vahedi 39,240 7.04
James O'Gabhann III 21,984 3.94
Reid Lidow 21,769 3.90
Rob Wilcox 13,460 2.41
Total votes 557,426 100.00
General election
Kenneth Mejia 509,757 63.32
Paul Koretz 295,338 36.68
Total votes 805,095 100.00

City council

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District 1

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Los Angeles City Council District 1 election
← 2017 June 7, 2022 2026 →
 
Candidate Eunisses Hernandez Gil Cedillo
First round 16,108
53.89% 		13,700
45.84%
Results by precinct
City Councilmember before election

Gil Cedillo

 Elected City Councilmember

Eunisses Hernandez

Candidates

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Declared
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Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Elaine Alaniz, filmmaker and crisis responder[26]
  • Ronald Duarte, community organizer[27]
  • Jesus Jesse Rosas, former LAUSD employee[27]
Withdrew
[edit]
  • Brian Morrison, member of the Los Feliz Neighborhood Council

Endorsements

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Gil Cedillo
U.S. senators
Statewide officials
State assemblymembers
District Attorneys
Los Angeles County officials
Labor unions
Organizations
Eunisses Hernandez
City councilmembers
Los Angeles County officials
Individuals
Organizations
Newspapers and other media

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Council District 1 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Eunisses Hernandez 16,108 53.89
Gil Cedillo (incumbent) 13,700 45.84
Elaine Alaniz (write-in) 80 0.27
Total votes 29,888 100.00

District 3

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Los Angeles City Council District 3
← 2017 June 7, 2022 2026 →
 
Candidate Bob Blumenfield Scott Silverstein
First round 24,659
66.42% 		12,469
33.58%
Councilmember before election

Bob Blumenfield

 Elected Councilmember

Bob Blumenfield

Candidates

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Declared
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Did not make ballot
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  • Chris Champion, businessman[36]
  • John Hernandez
  • Mikhail Maniyan, businessman[36]
Withdrew
[edit]
  • Yasmine Pomeroy, educator[37]
  • Alexander Tsao

Endorsements

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Bob Blumenfield
Organizations
Newspapers and other media
Scott Silverstein
Newspapers and other media

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Council District 3 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Bob Blumenfield (incumbent) 24,659 66.42
Scott Silverstein 12,469 33.58
Total votes 37,128 100.00

District 5

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Los Angeles City Council District 5 election
← 2017 November 8, 2022 2026 →
Registered1,608,639
Turnout28.58%
 
Candidate Katy Young Yaroslavsky Sam Yebri
First round 28,039
48.97% 		16,998
29.68%
Runoff 50,391
59.69% 		34,028
40.31%
 
Candidate Jimmy Biblarz Scott Epstein
First round 6,268
10.95% 		5,954
10.40%
Runoff Eliminated Eliminated
Councilmember before election

Paul Koretz

 Elected Councilmember

Katy Young Yaroslavsky

Candidates

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Declared
[edit]
Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Daniel Bahr
  • Molly Basler, owner of Inside Out Fitness/Wellness[41]
  • Dory Frank
  • Kristina Irwin, real estate agent[44]
  • Josh Nadel
Withdrew
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  • Jeff Ebenstein, director of policy for Paul Koretz[45]
  • Janessa LaVoice

Endorsements

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Jimmy Biblarz
Organizations
Scott Epstein
Organizations
Katy Young Yaroslavsky
U.S. representatives
State assemblymembers
City councilmembers
Los Angeles County officials
Labor unions
Organizations
Newspapers and other media
Sam Yebri
U.S. representatives
City councilmembers
Mayors
Los Angeles County officials
Organizations

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Council District 5 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Katy Young Yaroslavsky 28,039 48.97%
Sam Yebri 16,998 29.68%
Jimmy Biblarz 6,268 10.95%
Scott Epstein 5,954 10.40%
Total votes 57,259 100.00%
General election
Katy Young Yaroslavsky 50,391 59.69%
Sam Yebri 34,028 40.31%
Total votes 84,419 100.00%

District 7

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Los Angeles City Council District 7 election
← 2017 June 7, 2022 2026 →
 
Candidate Monica Rodriguez Elisa Avalos
First round 20,267
67.91% 		9,577
32.09%
Councilmember before election

Monica Rodriguez

 Elected Councilmember

Monica Rodriguez

Candidates

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Declared
[edit]
Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Kevin Davis
  • Reuben Garcia, volunteer public advocate[26]
  • Shirley Kim

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Council District 7 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Monica Rodriguez (incumbent) 20,267 67.91
Elisa Avalos 9,577 32.09
Total votes 29,844 100.00

District 9

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Los Angeles City Council District 9 election
← 2017 June 7, 2022 2026 →
 
Candidate Curren Price Dulce Vasquez
First round 8,286
62.14% 		4,242
32.66%
Councilmember before election

Curren Price

 Elected Councilmember

Curren Price

Candidates

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Declared
[edit]
Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Adriana Cabrera
  • David Cunningham
  • Miguel I. Lemus
Withdrawn
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Endorsements

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Curren Price
U.S. senators
Mayors
Dulce Vasquez
U.S. representatives
State senators
City controllers
Los Angeles County officials
Newspapers and other media
Organizations

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Council District 9 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Curren Price (incumbent) 8,286 62.14
Dulce Vasquez 4,242 32.66
Adriana Cabrera (write-in) 668 5.10
Miguel I. Lemus (write-in) 7 0.10
Total votes 13,203 100.00

District 11

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Los Angeles City Council District 11 election
← 2017 November 8, 2022 2026 →
Registered1,608,639
Turnout28.58%
 
Candidate Traci Park Erin Darling Greg Good
First round 19,168
28.97% 		22,939
34.67% 		6,565
9.92%
Runoff 50,758
52.06% 		46,732
47.94% 		Eliminated
 
Candidate Allison Holdorff Polhill Michael Newhouse
First round 5,805
8.77% 		4,702
7.11%
Runoff Eliminated Eliminated
Councilmember before election

Mike Bonin

 Elected Councilmember

Traci Park

Candidates

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Declared
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  • Erin Darling, civil rights lawyer[60]
  • Greg Good, Commissioner on the City of Los Angeles Board of Public Works[61]
  • Midsanon "Soni" Lloyd, public school teacher
  • Jim Murez, Venice Neighborhood Council President[62]
  • Michael Newhouse, president of the Venice Neighborhood Council[63]
  • Traci Park, attorney[64]
  • Allison Holdorff Polhill, chief advisor to LAUSD board member Nick Melvoin[65]
  • Matthew Smith, U.S. Army veteran[66]
Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Christopher Baker, international trade adviser[36]
  • Gary Copeland, photographer[36]
  • Cristian Letelier, property manager[36]
  • Ronnie McCowan, community organizer[36]
  • Vincent Sulaitis, security guard[36]
Withdrew
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  • Mike Bonin, incumbent councilmember[67]
  • Maryam Zar, city commissioner and founder of Womenfound[68]

Endorsements

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Erin Darling
State senators
State assemblymembers
Los Angeles County elected officials
City councilmembers
Individuals
Organizations
Newspapers and other media
Greg Good
Labor unions
Organizations
Traci Park
Statewide elected officials
Mayors
City controllers
Labor unions

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Council District 11 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Erin Darling 22,939 34.67%
Traci Park 19,168 28.97%
Greg Good 6,565 9.92%
Allison Holdorff Polhill 5,805 8.77%
Michael Newhouse 4,702 7.11%
Jim Murez 3,286 4.97%
Matthew Smith 2,590 3.91%
Midsanon "Soni" Lloyd 1,116 1.69%
Total votes 66,171 100.00%
General election
Traci Park 50,758 52.06%
Erin Darling 46,732 47.94%
Total votes 97,490 100.00%

District 13

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Los Angeles City Council District 13 election
← 2017 November 8, 2022 2026 →
Registered1,608,639
Turnout28.58%
 
Candidate Hugo Soto-Martinez Mitch O'Farrell
First round 19,196
40.63% 		14,952
31.65%
Runoff 37,800
57.74% 		27,663
42.26%
 
Candidate Kate Pynoos Stephen Johnson
First round 7,371
15.60% 		3,648
7.72%
Runoff Eliminated Eliminated
Councilmember before election

Mitch O'Farrell

 Elected Councilmember

Hugo Soto-Martinez

Candidates

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Declared
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  • Albert Corado, community organizer[81]
  • Stephen Johnson, Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff
  • Mitch O'Farrell, incumbent councilmember[54]
  • Kate Pynoos, former homelessness policy adviser to Councilman Mike Bonin[82]
  • Hugo Soto-Martinez, labor organizer[83][84]
Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Carlos H. Flowers, self-identified defense sales representative[27]
  • Dylan Kendall, designer and founder of Hollywood Arts
  • Rachael Rose Luckey, transgender housing rights advocate and Rampart Village Neighborhood Council President[85][86]
Withdrew
[edit]
  • Mary Hellman, real estate agent
  • Clarendon K. "Clay" Johnston, community activist[87]
  • Chad Michael Manuel, adjudicator[27]

Endorsements

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Albert Corado
Individuals
Mitch O'Farrell
U.S. senators
U.S. representatives
State senators
State assemblymembers
City councilmembers
Los Angeles County officials
Labor unions
Organizations
Kate Pynoos
U.S. representatives
City councilmembers
Hugo Soto-Martinez
State senators
City councilmembers
Individuals
Labor unions
Organizations

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Council District 13 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Hugo Soto-Martinez 19,196 40.63%
Mitch O'Farrell (incumbent) 14,952 31.65%
Kate Pynoos 7,371 15.60%
Stephen Johnson 3,648 7.72%
Albert Corado 2,081 4.40%
Total votes 47,248 100.00%
General election
Hugo Soto-Martinez 37,800 57.74%
Mitch O'Farrell (incumbent) 27,663 42.26%
Total votes 65,463 100.00%

District 15

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Los Angeles City Council District 15 election
← 2017 November 8, 2022 2026 →
Registered1,608,639
Turnout28.58%
 
Candidate Tim McOsker Danielle Sandoval
First round 9,891
37.69% 		7,704
29.36%
Runoff 26,022
64.28% 		14,458
35.72%
 
Candidate Anthony Santich Bryant Odega
First round 4,512
17.19% 		4,137
15.76%
Runoff Eliminated Eliminated
Councilmember before election

Joe Buscaino

 Elected Councilmember

Tim McOsker

Candidates

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Declared
[edit]
  • Tim McOsker, former chief of staff to James Hahn and police union lobbyist[94]
  • Bryant Odega, teacher, community organizer for climate justice, and a former member of the Harbor Gateway Neighborhood Council[95]
  • Danielle Sandoval, businesswoman[96]
  • Anthony D. Santich, business professional[95]
Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Andrew M. Bak-Boychuk, educator[95]
  • Mark Contreras, youth and senior advocate[95]
  • Pati Lawrence, marketing consultant[97]
  • Robert M. Miller, artist and environmental activist[95]
  • Shannon Ross, neighborhood council member[95]
  • Rick Thomas, citizen advocate[95]
Withdrew
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  • Christian L. Guzman, environmentalist[98]
  • LaMar Lyons, administrator for nonprofits[95]

Endorsements

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Tim McOsker
U.S. senators
U.S. representatives
Statewide elected officials
Mayors
State senators
State assemblymembers
Los Angeles County officials
Newspapers and other media
Danielle Sandoval
Organizations
Newspapers and other media
Bryant Odega
Organizations

Results

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2022 Los Angeles City Council District 15 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Tim McOsker 9,891 37.69
Danielle Sandoval 7,704 29.36
Anthony D. Santich 4,512 17.19
Bryant Odega 4,137 15.76
Total votes 26,244 100.00
General election
Tim McOsker 26,022 64.28%
Danielle Sandoval 14,458 35.72%
Total votes 40,480 100.00%

LAUSD Board of Education

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District 2

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Candidates

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Declared
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  • Maria Brenes, leader of InnerCity Struggle[107]
  • Rocio Rivas, political activist[108]
  • Miguel Angel Segura, public school teacher[109]
  • Erica Vilardi-Espinosa, member of the Los Feliz Neighborhood Council[110]

Withdrew

[edit]
Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Jerell Benjamin Johnson
  • Miho Murai, attorney[111]
  • Erika Ochoa
Endorsements
[edit]
Rocio Rivas
U.S. representatives
Los Angeles County elected officials
Labor unions
Organizations
Maria Brenes
Newspapers and other media
Results
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2022 LAUSD Board of Education District 2 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Rocio Rivas 33,272 44.17
Maria Brenes 22,938 30.45
Miguel Angel Segura 13,289 17.64
Erica Vilardi-Espinosa 5,823 7.73
Miho Murai (write-in) 23 0.01
Total votes 75,345 100.00
General election
Rocio Rivas 55,230 52.49
Maria Brenes 49,985 47.51
Total votes 105,215 100.00

District 4

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Candidates

[edit]
Declared
[edit]
  • Gentille Barkhordarian, electrical engineer [107]
  • Nick Melvoin, incumbent board member[116]
  • Tracey Schroeder, elementary school teacher[107]
Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Raissa White
  • Kellie N. Williams
Withdrew
[edit]
  • Midsanon "Soni" Lloyd, public school teacher
  • Negar Nikgohar
Endorsements
[edit]
Nick Melvoin
Mayors
City councilmembers
Labor unions
Newspapers and other media

Results

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2022 LAUSD Board of Education District 4 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Nick Melvoin (incumbent) 82,696 59.81
Tracey Schroeder 36,377 26.31
Gentille Barkhordarian 19,200 13.89
Total votes 138,273 100.00

District 6

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Candidates

[edit]
Declared
[edit]
  • Jesus Arana, police sergeant and educator[119]
  • Kelly Gonez, incumbent board member
  • Marvin Rodriguez, Spanish teacher and veteran[120]
Did not make ballot
[edit]
  • Jesie Balbuena
  • Benito B. Bernal
Endorsements
[edit]
Kelly Gonez
Labor unions
Newspapers and other media

Results

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2022 LAUSD Board of Education District 6 election
Primary election
Candidate Votes %
Kelly Gonez (incumbent) 32,702 47.72
Marvin Rodriguez 21,495 31.37
Jesus Arana 14,334 20.92
Total votes 68,531 100.00
General election
Kelly Gonez (incumbent) 51,707 51.27
Marvin Rodriguez 49,151 48.73
Total votes 100,858 100.00

Ballot measures

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Measure BB

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Competitive Bid Preference for Local Contract Bidders
Choice Votes %
Referendum passed Yes 373,956 67.67
No 178,665 32.33
Total votes 747,912 100.00

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