League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Los Angeles County, CA March 5, 2013 Election
	Council Member; City of Los Angeles; District 9 Voter Information 4 Year Term. A runoff may be held on 5/21/2013 between the top 2 candidates who received the most votes if neither receives a majority. If one candidate receives a majority of votes in this election, that candidate wins and no runoff will be held.

Results as of Apr 12 4:19pm

Runoff Election 5/21/2013 Candidates (Vote for 1) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Curren D. Price, Jr. 3,117 votes 26.8% Occupation: State Senator/Professor Ana Cubas 2,843 votes 24.5% Occupation: Candidate University of California at Berkeley, B.A, Highest Honors in Sociology, May 1993 Princeton University, Master's Degree in Public Affairs/Urban and Regional Planning (MPA-URP), June 1996 Chief of Staff for Councilmember José Huizar (2009-2012) Los Angeles City Human Relations Commission 2002-2005 (appointed by Mayor Jim Hahn) Los Angeles City Information Technology Commission (2005-2009) appointed by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa cubasforcouncil@gmail.com Priorities: Reform the Budget Improve our transportation and city infrastructure, such as streets, sidewalks, and parks Jobs and economic development, including investment in urban areas Mike Davis 1,785 votes 15.4% Occupation: California State Assemblyman Terry Hara 1,337 votes 11.5% Occupation: Deputy Police Chief B.A., National University Graduate of the Senior Management Institute for Police Program from the Police Executive Research Forum at Boston University Oustanding Achievement Award in Law Enforcement by the Association of Black Law Enforcement Executives Spirit of Los Angeles Award Local Heroes Award by KCET and Union Bank info@terryharaforcouncil.com Priorities: Public safety is my top priority. I have experience promoting public safety and understand how crime negatively impacts residents and businesses. I will focus on efficient operations of city departments by getting the budget back in order and ensuring efficient delivery of services. Business development will be a key focus. I will hire a Business Development Liaison Deputy to seek out businesses and job opportunities for CD9. David Anthony Roberts 1,151 votes 9.9% Occupation: Community Development Advocate Associate Director for Local Government Relations at USC (2009-2012) Los Angeles City Council Redistricting Commissioner (2011-2012) Economic Development Deputy for 8th District Councilmembers Mark Ridley-Thomas and Bernard C. Parks (1998-2009) BA in Political Science with a Minor in Business Administration, UCLA davidrobertsforcouncil@gmail.com Priorities: Job Creation and Economic Development Investing in our Youth Re-building our Public Infrastructure Ronald "Ron" Gochez 995 votes 8.6% Occupation: Social Justice High School History Teacher B.A. San Diego State University, 2004 Masters, Education, UCLA, 2006 Currently teaching African-American Studies @ Maya Angelou High School Vice President, South Central Neighborhood Council Founder, Southern CA Immigration Coalition Founder, Association of Raza Educators, Los Angeles info@rongochez.org Priorities: Job creation/Fight against poverty Infrastructure repair (Potholes, broken sidewalks, empty lots, graffiti) Police abuse, racial profiling Manuel "Manny" Aldana 381 votes 3.3% Occupation: School Council Boardmember Annual Member, Thomas Jefferson High School Alumni Association, Inc. Member, Los Angeles Trade Tech College Alumni Association Shop Steward, International Brotherhood Of Teamsters Local 396 Chairperson, LAUSD Local District 5 Compensatory Education Advisory Committee Member, No On Measure B Committee Board Member, South Central Neighborhood Council mannyaldana@hotmail.com Priorities: Job Creation Public Services Honest Government Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Candidates Answer Questions The League of Women Voters of Los Angeles has asked all candidates for this office to respond to 5 questions on Most Important Issue, Budget Shortfall, Sales Tax, Climate Change, and Constituency vs. City. Official Information City of Los Angeles Candidate Videos from City Channel 35 Terry Hara Curren D Price, Jr Ana Cubas Mike Davis This election is archived. Any links to sources outside of Smart Voter may no longer be active. No further links will be added to this page. Links to sources outside of Smart Voter are provided for information only and do not imply endorsement.

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