Runoff Election 5/21/2013
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Ron Galperin
125,006 votes
37.8%
- Occupation: Efficiency Commissioner/Businessman
- Attorney At Law
- President, City of LA Quality and Productivity Commission
- Chair, City of LA Commission on Revenue Efficiency
- Commissioner, County of LA Quality & Productivity Commission
- Task Force Member, Home For Good: United Way / LA Area Chamber of Commerce Homelessness Task Force
- Vice President, Neighborhood Council
- info@ronforla.com
Priorities:
- Economic Development & Revenues
- Infrastructure Investment
- Jobs & Education
Dennis P. Zine
120,747 votes
36.5%
- Occupation: Los Angeles City Councilman
- Chair, City Council's Audits & Governmental Efficiency Committee
- Former Los Angeles Police Department Officer
- LAPD Reserve Officer
- dennis@zineforcontroller.com
Priorities:
- Continue to provide efficient services in tough economic times.
- Stabilize the City's fiscal health.
- Restore faith and trust in local government.
Analilia Joya
31,881 votes
9.6%
- Occupation: Disability Advocate/Teacher
Jeff Bornstein
22,912 votes
6.9%
- Occupation: Business Owner
- 30 year Local Business Owner
- Lifelong Los Angeles Resident
- 1984 CSUN B.A. Political Science
- American for Democratic Action Exec/SCADA
- 25 year Sierra Club member
- High Tech Advocate
- powcp@aol.com
Priorities:
- Zero Tolerance Racism Policy
- Reducing The City's Wasteful Spending
- Impose a Tax on Exhorbant L.A City Pensions
Ankur Patel
18,955 votes
5.7%
- Occupation: Student/Labor Organizer
- B.S. Ecology & Evolution (UCLA), M.S. Interdisciplinary (CSUN)
- Sold, Designed, and Installed Solar Systems
- Taught English in South Korea and China
- Worked on Farms in India
- ankur@controllerpatel.com
Priorities:
- Transparency -- We should know where our tax dollars are and where they are going.
- Efficient Spending -- We have to prioritize people over profit and scrutinize city contracts much more thoroughly.
- Public Employee Compensation -- We must figure out how to provide health care and retirement security [to all workers] in a sustainable way.
Cary Brazeman
11,437 votes
3.5%
- Occupation: Local Company Executive
- Founder, LA Neighbors United
- Board Member, Mid City West Community Council
- Former Board Member, Friends of the Los Angeles River
- Member, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce
- Member, California Planning and Conservation League
- Member, Congregation Kol Ami
- info@carybrazeman.com
Priorities:
- Address the city's structural budget deficit
- Fix broken public infrastructure, including streets and sidewalks
- Improve city service delivery, including Fire Dept. emergency response times and business permitting
David Manuel Gonzalez
(Write-in)
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Jeff Bornstein
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