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John D'Amico
2876 votes
17.4%
- Occupation: University Project Manager
- Master's Degree in Architecture and Urban Planning
- former Chair, West Hollywood Planning Commission
- Vice Chair, West Hollywood Human Services Commission
- Member, West Hollywood Disabilities Advisory Board
- CES representative to the Eastside PAC
- Has done planning and outreach work with both APLA and Tierra Concepts
- damico4council@yahoo.com
Priorities:
- Preserve and Upgrade Existing Affordable Housing Stock in the City
- Improve delivery and extent of Social Services in the City.
- Ensure transparency in government and respect the wants and needs of the residents of West Hollywood.
Abbe Land
2834 votes
17.1%
- Occupation: Co-CEO of The Saban Free Clinic, City Councilmember
- Longtime supporter of tenants rights and affordable housing
- Involved with and dedicated to the City of West Hollywood even before the the successful Cityhood campaign
- Advisory board member, Women Against Gun Violence, LA County Dept. of Health Services Women's Health Policy Council, AIDS Community Action Foundation
- Longtime and staunch advocate for social justice and civil rights for all, with a special focus on women and the LGBT community
- Healthcare & pro-choice advocate, support access to health care for all, HIV/AIDS services and programs, & the right to full reproductive health care
- California Women Lead's 2010 Elected Official of the Year, also honored by NCJW, Hollywood and West Hollywood Chambers of Commerce, NWPC, CSW & more
- abbe_land@yahoo.com
Priorities:
- Protect and continue to develop affordable housing and social services for our residents
- Identify and implement more transportation options -- through public transit options, as well as the work of the Bicycle Task Force I co-created
- Completion of City's capitol projects, including building of our new library, park rennovations at both West Hollywood and Plummer Park
John Heilman
2626 votes
15.9%
- Occupation: Law School professor
- Bachelor of Science, Northwestern University
- JD, University of Southern California
- Mayor of West Hollywood: 1985, 1990, 1995, 1999, 2001, 2006, and 2011
- Elected to West Hollywood's first-ever City Council
- Founded the City's Russian Advisory Board
- Helped author the City's non-discrimination ordinance--one of the first of its kind
- Jheilman90069@aol.com
Priorities:
- Preserving West Hollywood's unique, diverse community
- Protecting affordable housing
- Sound fiscal management that enables a commitment to strong social services
Steve Martin
2320 votes
14.0%
Lindsey Horvath
2124 votes
12.8%
- Occupation: West Hollywood Councilmember
- Entertainment Advertising Executive
- Chair, Women's Advisory Board, City of West Hollywood
- LACDP 2011 Woman Democrat of the Year, 42nd Assembly District
- LACYD 2010 Young Democrat of the Year
- President Emeritus, National Organization for Women, Hollywood Chapter
- Bachelor of Arts, University of Notre Dame - Cum Laude, Political Science & Gender Studies
- LindseyHorvath4WeHo@gmail.com
Priorities:
- Protecting Affordable Housing
- Supporting Social Services
- Building a Sustainable Community
Scott Schmidt
1447 votes
8.7%
- Occupation: Businessman/Community Organizer
- Member, West Hollywood Transportation Commission
- President, RSC Partners Inc.
- Pollie Award Winner, Best Use of Web Video in State Ballot Campaign, Republicans Against 8
- Sponsor, Local Agency Special Tax and Bond Accountability Act of 2000 (SB 165 - Alarcon and Villaraigosa)
- Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service, Georgetown University (1995)
- Masters of Science in International Public Administration, University of Southern California (1996)
- scottschmidt@gmail.com
Priorities:
- Get West Hollywood moving again by synchronizing our traffic lights and providing more parking
- Reduce City's dependence on parking tickets and development to balance the budget
- Prioritize social services and public safety before city hall salaries and pension benefits
Mito Aviles
1057 votes
6.4%
- Occupation: Businessman/ Entrepreneur
- Bachelor's of Arts in Political Science/ International Affairs
- Fought for workers' rights, renters' rights, and veteran affairs with Congresswoman Hilda L. Solis, the current U.S. Secretary of Labor
- Worked with Labor Unions, including SIEU 399 and AFL-CIO
- Worked on campaigns for several prominent figures in the Labor Movement, including former Northeast Los Angeles City Councilor Victor Griego
- Owner of a small business that operates in West Hollywood
- Renter in the East Side of West Hollywood
- mito@mitoaviles.com
Priorities:
- Government reform: increasing transparency, accountability, and public participation, decreasing government salaries, and instituting term limits
- Reevaluating the General Plan: making the General plan reflect the interests of WeHo home owners, renters, and businesses
- Reduce Traffic and Parking problems: ensure sufficient parking structures, synchronize lights, and increase ease and conenience of public transit
Lucas John
559 votes
3.4%
Priorities:
- DEMOCRACY: bring real democracy back to West Hollywood and end corruption in city government. Lucas supports terms limits & actual elections
- SMART GROWTH: promote smart growth policies to prevent the further suburbanization of our city. More like San Francisco, less like Calabasas
- REDEVELOPMENT that actually redevelops. Standards for building facades, parks, civic spaces, PARKING, a free clinic, youth programs
Mark Gonzaga
550 votes
3.3%
- Occupation: Author/Film & TV
- Tenant Rights Advocate
- Home Owner Rights Advocate
- Animal Welfare Campaigner
- donna@markgonzaga.com
Priorities:
- Tenant Rights Advocate
- Home Owners Advocate
- STOP OVER-DEVELOPEMENT
Martin Topp
158 votes
1.0%
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