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Council Member; City of Claremont (2 Elected)

• Larry Schroeder
  3,799 votes 32.34%
• Corey Calaycay
  3,271 votes 27.85%
• Zachary Courser
  2,135 votes 18.17%
• Anthony Grynchal
  926 votes 7.88%
• Abraham Prattella
  630 votes 5.36%
• Murray G. Monroe
  441 votes 3.75%
• Michael Keenan
  367 votes 3.12%
• Korey Johnson
  178 votes 1.52%

Council Member; City of Covina (3 Elected)

• Jorge A. Marquez
  2,600 votes 31.37%
• John C. King
  2,450 votes 29.56%
• Victor Linares
  2,232 votes 26.93%
• Neil L. Polzin
  1,006 votes 12.14%

Council Member; City of Cudahy (2 Elected)

• Jack M. Guerrero
  559 votes 23.04%
• Chris Garcia
  552 votes 22.75%
• Elizabeth Rodriguez
  441 votes 18.18%
• Sergio Vasquez
  355 votes 14.63%
• Martin U. Fuentes
  350 votes 14.43%
• Jessica Ramirez
  62 votes 2.56%
• Adam Alexander Ochoa
  44 votes 1.81%
• Jesus Ruiz Lopez
  39 votes 1.61%
• Carlos Fragoso
  24 votes 0.99%

Mayor; City of La Verne

• Don Kendrick
  3,198 votes 50.05%
• Tim Hepburn
  3,191 votes 49.95%

Council Member; City of La Verne (2 Elected)

• Robin M. Carder
  3,369 votes 31.03%
• Muir Davis
  2,688 votes 24.76%
• Matthew Lyons
  2,328 votes 21.44%
• Keith Garwick
  1,708 votes 15.73%
• George Karr
  763 votes 7.03%

Council Member; City of San Gabriel (3 Elected)

• Jason Pu
  1,804 votes 19.01%
• Chin Ho Liao
  1,727 votes 18.20%
• Denise Menchaca
  1,528 votes 16.10%
• Mario Delatorre
  1,520 votes 16.02%
• Scott Bowles
  1,261 votes 13.29%
• Eric L. Chan
  1,085 votes 11.43%
• A. J. FaurÉ
  566 votes 5.96%

City Clerk; City of San Gabriel

• Thu "Julie" Nguyen
  1,461 votes 43.30%
• Florencia Albert
  1,205 votes 35.71%
• Mary Acuña Garcia
  708 votes 20.98%

Treasurer; City of San Gabriel

• Kevin B. Sawkins
  2,682 votes 100%

City Clerk; City of Covina

• Mary Lou Walczak
  2,826 votes 100%

Treasurer; City of Covina

• Geoffrey Cobbett
  2,763 votes 100%

Council Member; City of Lakewood (3 Elected)

• Todd Rogers
  4,854 votes 25.31%
• Steve Croft
  4,596 votes 23.96%
• Diane Dubois
  4,596 votes 23.96%
• Gregory "Greg" Slaughter
  2,398 votes 12.50%
• Justin Rodriguez
  1,938 votes 10.11%
• Connor Russell Gafford
  796 votes 4.15%

Council Member; City of Pasadena; District 5

• Victor M. Gordo
  1,260 votes 63.51%
• Krystal Lopez Padley
  655 votes 33.01%
• Aida Morales
  69 votes 3.48%

Council Member; City of Pasadena; District 7

• Andy Wilson
  1,501 votes 42.55%
• Phil Hosp
  1,459 votes 41.35%
• Alejandro "Alex" Menchaca
  309 votes 8.76%
• Bryan Witt
  159 votes 4.51%
• Sheena Tahilramani
  100 votes 2.83%

Council Member; City of Bellflower (2 Elected)

• Dan Koops
  2,221 votes 30.46%
• Juan F. Garza
  2,087 votes 28.62%
• Robert "Bob" Wilson
  1,635 votes 22.42%
• John Paul Drayer
  723 votes 9.92%
• Rene E. Mejia
  625 votes 8.57%

Council Member; City of Beverly Hills (3 Elected)

• John A. Mirisch
  2,154 votes 17.78%
• Les Friedman
  1,966 votes 16.23%
• Robert "Bob" Wunderlich
  1,948 votes 16.08%
• Nancy Krasne
  1,930 votes 15.93%
• Eliot Finkel
  1,652 votes 13.64%
• Vera Markowitz
  1,147 votes 9.47%
• Frances Bilak
  1,078 votes 8.90%
• Jim Wayne
  238 votes 1.96%

Treasurer; City of Beverly Hills

• Howard S. Fisher
  2,244 votes 100%

Council Member; City of Glendora (2 Elected)

• Michael Allawos
  3,495 votes 31.97%
• Karen K. Davis
  2,756 votes 25.21%
• Erica Landmann
  2,398 votes 21.94%
• Gene Murabito
  1,780 votes 16.28%
• Kamal Stephan
  503 votes 4.60%

Council Member; City of Huntington Park (2 Elected)

• Karina Macias
  1,730 votes 31.01%
• Manuel "Manny" Avila
  1,408 votes 25.24%
• Valentin Palos Amezquita
  723 votes 12.96%
• Laura M. Herrera
  714 votes 12.80%
• Alex Reynoso
  568 votes 10.18%
• Kerry Porter
  436 votes 7.82%

Council Member; City of Paramount (2 Elected)

• Laurie Guillen
  1,141 votes 31.76%
• Peggy Lemons
  1,008 votes 28.05%
• Gene Daniels
  857 votes 23.85%
• Jose De Leon
  587 votes 16.34%

Council Member; City of West Hollywood (2 Elected)

• John Heilman
  3,343 votes 25.87%
• John J. Duran
  2,828 votes 21.88%
• Steve Martin
  2,205 votes 17.06%
• Cynthia Blatt
  2,200 votes 17.02%
• Nate Clark
  711 votes 5.50%
• Amanda Goodwin
  407 votes 3.15%
• Carla Romo
  392 votes 3.03%
• Michael Cautillo
  365 votes 2.82%
• Reed Stillwell
  264 votes 2.04%
• Joel Quaresimo
  208 votes 1.61%

Council Member; City of Azusa (2 Elected)

• Robert Gonzales
  2,075 votes 40.65%
• Edward J. Alvarez
  1,907 votes 37.36%
• Andrew N. Mendez
  1,122 votes 21.98%

Council Member; City of Bell (2 Elected)

• Alicia Romero
  825 votes 28.88%
• Ana Maria Quintana
  814 votes 28.49%
• Violeta Alvarez
  723 votes 25.31%
• Susana Lopez
  495 votes 17.33%

Mayor; City of Azusa

• Joseph Romero Rocha
  1,922 votes 57.77%
• Uriel Edward Macias
  958 votes 28.79%
• Russell Bryan Rentschler
  447 votes 13.44%

City Clerk; City of Azusa

• Jeffrey Lawrence Cornejo, Jr.
  2,798 votes 100%

Treasurer; City of Azusa

• Arthur M. Vasquez, Jr.
  2,790 votes 100%

Council Member; City of Gardena (2 Elected)

• Rodney G. Tanaka
  2,747 votes 27.20%
• Harout "Art" Kaskanian
  1,760 votes 17.43%
• Paulette C. Francis
  1,648 votes 16.32%
• Charity Chandler-Cole
  1,286 votes 12.74%
• Wanda Love
  966 votes 9.57%
• Nolan Jamora
  620 votes 6.14%
• Shannon W. Lawrence
  570 votes 5.64%
• Cammie Le
  501 votes 4.96%

Mayor; City of Gardena

• Tasha Cerda
  1,317 votes 21.03%
• Rachel C. Johnson
  1,245 votes 19.88%
• Mark E. Henderson
  1,198 votes 19.13%
• Terrence "Terry" Terauchi
  913 votes 14.58%
• Daniel "Dan" Medina
  835 votes 13.33%
• Ronald K. Ikejiri
  652 votes 10.41%
• Warren Kronberger
  102 votes 1.63%

Treasurer; City of Gardena

• J. Ingrid Tsukiyama
  3,702 votes 66.23%
• Kathleen "Suzy" Evans
  1,888 votes 33.77%

City Clerk; City of Gardena

• Mina Semenza
  5,006 votes 100%

Council Member; City of Manhattan Beach (3 Elected)

• Steve Napolitano
  4,450 votes 23.88%
• Nancy Hersman
  3,472 votes 18.64%
• Richard P. Montgomery
  2,753 votes 14.78%
• Mark Burton
  2,521 votes 13.53%
• Tony D'Errico
  1,923 votes 10.32%
• Diane Barkelew Wallace
  1,364 votes 7.32%
• Chris Conaway
  1,285 votes 6.90%
• Joseph Ungoco
  863 votes 4.63%

Treasurer; City of Manhattan Beach

• Tim Lilligren
  3,898 votes 100%

Council Member; City of Monterey Park (2 Elected)

• Peter Chan
  2,546 votes 28.14%
• Hans Liang
  2,223 votes 24.57%
• Margaret Leung
  1,767 votes 19.53%
• Randall Avila
  1,401 votes 15.48%
• Anthony Felix, Jr.
  737 votes 8.15%
• Joe Ray Avila
  374 votes 4.13%

Treasurer; City of Monterey Park

• Joseph Leon
  3,667 votes 100%

City Clerk; City of Monterey Park

• Vincent Dionicio Chang
  3,685 votes 100%

Council Member; City of Norwalk (2 Elected)

• Jennifer Perez
  2,373 votes 25.18%
• Tony Ayala
  2,298 votes 24.38%
• Esperanza "Espie" Free
  1,499 votes 15.90%
• Enrique Aranda
  1,315 votes 13.95%
• Candy Martinez
  653 votes 6.93%
• Harvey Cardenas
  399 votes 4.23%
• Marcel A. Mercado
  348 votes 3.69%
• Debbie Martinez
  279 votes 2.96%
• Jamie E. Armenta
  261 votes 2.77%

Council Member; City of Norwalk; Term Ending 03/19

• Margarita Rios
  3,433 votes 63.86%
• Ken Menchaca
  1,466 votes 27.27%
• Alberto "Xzevious" Uribe
  477 votes 8.87%

Council Member; City of San Dimas (2 Elected)

• Denis Bertone
  1,860 votes 27.08%
• Ryan Vienna
  1,598 votes 23.26%
• Margie Kiddoo Green
  1,365 votes 19.87%
• Patrick Bearse
  1,283 votes 18.68%
• Emma Maria Ramirez
  763 votes 11.11%

Mayor; City of San Dimas

• Curtis W. Morris
  2,920 votes 100%

Treasurer; City of San Fernando

• Margarita Solis
  1,130 votes 100%

Council Member; City of San Fernando (2 Elected)

• Joel Fajardo
  965 votes 34.60%
• Robert C. Gonzales
  848 votes 30.41%
• David Govea
  325 votes 11.65%
• Jason Hayes
  268 votes 9.61%
• Marvin Perez
  196 votes 7.03%
• Gilbert Berriozabal
  187 votes 6.70%

Mayor; City of South El Monte

• Gloria Olmos
  781 votes 55.87%
• Joseph J. Gonzales
  617 votes 44.13%

Council Member; City of South Gate (2 Elected)

• Al Rios
  1,637 votes 21.20%
• Denise Diaz
  1,559 votes 20.19%
• William Bill De Witt
  1,345 votes 17.42%
• Jenny Perez
  799 votes 10.35%
• Jose De La Paz
  797 votes 10.32%
• Edgar Pelayo
  726 votes 9.40%
• Mary L. Johnson
  418 votes 5.41%
• Tyler Francis Morrison
  224 votes 2.90%
• Christina Montalvo
  216 votes 2.80%

Treasurer; City of South Gate

• Greg Martinez
  2,188 votes 48.04%
• Sonia Lopez
  1,394 votes 30.60%
• Miguel Morales
  973 votes 21.36%

City Clerk; City of South Gate

• Carmen Avalos
  2,351 votes 50.56%
• Gil Hurtado
  2,299 votes 49.44%

Council Member; City of Redondo Beach; District 1

• Nils Nehrenheim
  1,734 votes 47.99%
• Martha Barbee
  1,536 votes 42.51%
• Rolf Strutzenberg
  343 votes 9.49%

Council Member; City of Redondo Beach; District 2

• Todd Loewenstein
  2,180 votes 61.06%
• Doug Rodriguez
  1,390 votes 38.94%

Council Member; City of Redondo Beach; District 4

• John F. Gran
  1,358 votes 54.54%
• Suzy Royds
  883 votes 35.46%
• Adam Wachter
  249 votes 10.0%

Mayor; City of Redondo Beach

• Bill Brand
  8,232 votes 51.65%
• Steve Aspel
  7,038 votes 44.16%
• Eric J. Coleman
  294 votes 1.84%
• Michael Ian Sachs
  260 votes 1.63%
• Christopher Mowatt
  115 votes 0.72%

City Attorney; City of Redondo Beach

• Michael W. Webb
  9,903 votes 100%

Council Member; City of Los Angeles; District 1

• Gilbert "Gil" Cedillo
  10,396 votes 49.34%
• Joe Bray-Ali
  8,000 votes 37.97%
• Giovany Hernandez
  1,798 votes 8.53%
• Jesse Rosas
  875 votes 4.15%

Council Member; City of Los Angeles; District 3

• Bob Blumenfield
  19,063 votes 100%

Council Member; City of Los Angeles; District 5

• Paul Koretz
  25,914 votes 65.88%
• Jesse Max Creed
  11,986 votes 30.47%
• Mark Matthew Herd
  1,435 votes 3.65%

Council Member; City of Los Angeles; District 7

• Monica Rodriguez
  6,091 votes 27.82%
• Karo Torossian
  3,603 votes 16.46%
• Mónica Ratliff
  3,104 votes 14.18%
• Art Miner
  1,775 votes 8.11%
• Dale Gibson
  1,351 votes 6.17%
• Venessa Martinez
  1,160 votes 5.30%
• Olga Ayala
  931 votes 4.25%
• Fred A. Flores
  854 votes 3.90%
• Nicole Chase
  596 votes 2.72%
• Carlos Lara
  314 votes 1.43%
• Krystee Clark
  290 votes 1.32%
• Mark Reed
  275 votes 1.26%
• Mike Schaefer
  266 votes 1.21%
• Connie Saunders
  258 votes 1.18%
• Franki Marie Becerra
  226 votes 1.03%
• David Jesse Barron
  218 votes 1.00%
• John T. Higginson
  169 votes 0.77%
• Terrence "Terry" Gomes
  149 votes 0.68%
• José G. Castillo
  139 votes 0.63%
• Bonnie D. Corwin
  127 votes 0.58%

Council Member; City of Los Angeles; District 9

• Curren D. Price, Jr.
  6,565 votes 62.96%
• Jorge Nuño
  2,400 votes 23.02%
• Adriana Cabrera
  1,462 votes 14.02%

Council Member; City of Los Angeles; District 11

• Mike Bonin
  31,865 votes 71.00%
• Mark Ryavec
  7,047 votes 15.70%
• Robin Rudisill
  5,967 votes 13.30%

Council Member; City of Los Angeles; District 13

• Mitch O'Farrell
  17,053 votes 59.26%
• Sylvie Shain
  4,338 votes 15.07%
• Jessica Salans
  3,902 votes 13.56%
• David De La Torre
  1,534 votes 5.33%
• Doug Haines
  1,123 votes 3.90%
• Bill Zide
  829 votes 2.88%

Council Member; City of Los Angeles; District 15

• Joe Buscaino
  12,497 votes 74.85%
• Caney Arnold
  2,750 votes 16.47%
• Noel Gould
  1,449 votes 8.68%

City Attorney; City of Los Angeles

• Mike Feuer
  306,867 votes 100%

City Controller; City of Los Angeles

• Ron S. Galperin
  291,321 votes 100%

Mayor; City of Los Angeles

• Eric Garcetti
  331,310 votes 81.37%
• Mitchell Jack Schwartz
  33,228 votes 8.16%
• David Hernandez
  13,346 votes 3.28%
• Diane "Pinky" Harman
  5,115 votes 1.26%
• David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg
  4,809 votes 1.18%
• Dennis Richter
  4,558 votes 1.12%
• Yj J. Draiman
  3,705 votes 0.91%
• Frantz Pierre
  3,386 votes 0.83%
• Eric Preven
  3,023 votes 0.74%
• Yuval Kremer
  2,436 votes 0.60%
• Paul E. Amori
  2,231 votes 0.55%

Council Member; City of La Canada Flintridge (2 Elected)

• Jonathan C. Curtis
  2,665 votes 38.04%
• David A. Spence
  2,565 votes 36.62%
• Keith Eich
  1,775 votes 25.34%

Council Member; City of Palos Verdes Estates (2 Elected)

• Kenneth J. Kao
  2,242 votes 39.52%
• Sanford S. Davidson
  2,001 votes 35.27%
• Jim Goodhart
  1,430 votes 25.21%

Treasurer; City of Palos Verdes Estates

• Victoria A. Lozzi
  1,911 votes 60.02%
• John Rea
  741 votes 23.27%
• Jim Nyman
  532 votes 16.71%

Council Member; City of Pasadena; District 3

• John J. Kennedy
  1,108 votes 100%

Council Member; City of La Mirada; Council District 1

• John Lewis
  442 votes 33.87%
• Diane Gramajo
  359 votes 27.51%
• Jim Emmerling
  259 votes 19.85%
• Tony Aiello
  245 votes 18.77%

Council Member; City of La Mirada; Council District 2

• Andrew Sarega
  477 votes 55.14%
• Pauline L. Deal
  388 votes 44.86%

Council Member; City of Signal Hill (3 Elected)

• Carol Churchill
• Jason Aula
• Tom Benson
• Robert D. Copeland
• Larry Blunden
• Keir Jones
• Lori Woods
• Maria Harris
• Ed Wilson

Member, Board of Education; Pasadena Unified School District; District 3

• Michelle Richardson Bailey
  1,204 votes 57.44%
• Adrienne Ann Mullen
  892 votes 42.56%

Member, Board of Education; Redondo Beach Unified School District (3 Elected)

• Michael Christensen
  8,166 votes 26.97%
• Brad Serkin
  7,858 votes 25.95%
• Brad Waller
  7,853 votes 25.94%
• Matthew J. Kilroy
  6,401 votes 21.14%

Member, Board of Trustees; Los Angeles Community College District; Seat 2

• Steven Veres
  188,270 votes 45.89%
• Steve Goldstein
  80,165 votes 19.54%
• Thomas J. Norman
  71,170 votes 17.35%
• Sergio Vargas
  70,630 votes 17.22%

Member, Board of Trustees; Los Angeles Community College District; Seat 4

• Ernest H. Moreno
  224,010 votes 55.21%
• Dallas Denise Fowler
  181,752 votes 44.79%

Member, Board of Trustees; Los Angeles Community College District; Seat 6

• Gabriel Buelna
  245,232 votes 60.37%
• Nancy Pearlman
  160,993 votes 39.63%

Member, Board of Education; Los Angeles Unified School District; District 2

• Mónica Garcia
  20,710 votes 55.68%
• Lisa Alva
  12,788 votes 34.38%
• Carl J. Petersen
  3,696 votes 9.94%

Member, Board of Education; Los Angeles Unified School District; District 4

• Steven Zimmer
  45,088 votes 46.70%
• Nick Melvoin
  31,771 votes 32.90%
• Allison Holdorff Polhill
  13,510 votes 13.99%
• Gregory Martayan
  6,189 votes 6.41%

Member, Board of Education; Los Angeles Unified School District; District 6

• Kelly Fitzpatrick-Gonez
  15,984 votes 37.16%
• Imelda Padilla
  13,390 votes 31.13%
• Patty Lopez
  5,159 votes 11.99%
• Araz Parseghian
  3,853 votes 8.96%
• Gwendolyn R. Posey
  2,483 votes 5.77%
• Jose Sandoval
  2,149 votes 5.00%

Member, Board of Education; Pasadena Unified School District; District 1

• Kimberly Kenne
  2,046 votes 62.34%
• Rita Miller
  1,236 votes 37.66%

Member, Board of Education; Pasadena Unified School District; District 5

• Elizabeth Pomeroy
  2,301 votes 70.24%
• Matthew Baron
  975 votes 29.76%

Member, Board of Education; Pasadena Unified School District; District 7

• Scott M. Phelps
  4,476 votes 100%

Measure A Teacher and Academic Instruction Protection Measure -- Arcadia Unified School District (2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 4,874 / 67.63% Yes votes ...... 2,333 / 32.37% No votes

To keep Arcadia schools among the best in California by renewing approximately $4.3 million in annual local funding the state cannot take away, shall Arcadia Unified School District continue attracting/retaining quality teachers; keeping schools safe/clean; protecting quality math, science, technology, reading, writing, art and music programs by extending the expiring school parcel tax at $288 per parcel annually for 18 years, requiring independent oversight/audits, senior exemptions, and all funds used locally to maintain quality education?

Measure B Impose Tax on Cannabis Related Businesses -- City of Bellflower (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 3,159 / 73.84% Yes votes ...... 1,119 / 26.16% No votes

Shall the proposition imposing a tax on cannabis related businesses operating within the City of Bellflower be adopted?

Measure C Amend Costal Land Use Plan Implementing Ordinance -- City of Redondo Beach (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 9,229 / 57.13% Yes votes ...... 6,925 / 42.87% No votes

Shall Redondo Beach approve amendments to its Coastal Land Use Plan Implementing Ordinance (partially adopted in 2010 in Measure G) to provide additional analytical procedures and additional limits reducing the amount and type of development in the Coastal Commercial Zones and the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Zone (Seaside Lagoon), located in the Redondo Beach King Harbor-Pier area?

Measure D Continue Tax on City Parcels to Fund Fire & Paramedic Services -- City of Palos Verdes Estates (Ordinance - 2/3 Approval Required)
Fail: 2,198 / 59.92% Yes votes ...... 1,470 / 40.08% No votes

Shall an ordinance be adopted that continues a levy of the existing special tax for a period of twelve (12) years on each eligible parcel in the City at the initial base rate of $342.34 plus $0.196073 per square foot of building improvement effective July 1, 2017, and maintains the existing 6.2% limit on annual adjustments, initially generating approximately $4.7 million annually to finance fire suppression and paramedic services?

Measure F Annual License Tax on Medical Cannabis Facilities -- City of Signal Hill (Initiative Ordinance - Majority Approval Required)

Ballot wording not yet available.

Measure H County Plan to Prevent and Combat Homelessness -- County of Los Angeles (Ordinance - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 585,905 / 69.34% Yes votes ...... 259,098 / 30.66% No votes

To fund mental health, substance abuse treatment, health care, education, job training, rental subsidies, emergency and affordable housing, transportation, outreach, prevention, and supportive services for homeless children, families, foster youth, veterans, battered women, seniors, disabled individuals, and other homeless adults; shall voters authorize Ordinance No. 2017-0001 to levy a ¼ cent sales tax for ten years, with independent annual audits and citizens' oversight?

Measure M Enforce, Tax & Regulate Cannabis and/or Cannabis Products -- City of Los Angeles (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 319,017 / 80.45% Yes votes ...... 77,523 / 19.55% No votes

Shall an ordinance providing for enforcement, taxation and regulation of cannabis and/or cannabis products (cannabis) by: 1) providing that the City Council retains the authority to amend existing and adopt new regulations regarding cannabis activity in the City after conducting public hearings regarding various aspects of the commercialization of cannabis and medical cannabis, and giving priority in the processing of applications to existing medical marijuana dispensaries operating in compliance with current City law; 2) authorizing criminal penalties, nuisance abatement, increased civil fines and disconnection of water and power utilities for unauthorized cannabis activities; and 3) establishing new business taxes, effective January 1, 2018, including taxes of $100 per each $1,000 of gross receipts from cannabis sales and $50 per each $1,000 of gross receipts from medical cannabis sales, $10 per each $1,000 of gross receipts from cannabis transportation, testing or research, and $20 per each $1,000 of gross receipts from cannabis manufacturing, cultivation or other commercialization of cannabis; be adopted?

Measure N Permits, Regulation & Taxation of Cannabis Activity -- City of Los Angeles (Initiative Ordinance - Majority Approval Required)
Fail: 134,787 / 34.95% Yes votes ...... 250,896 / 65.05% No votes

Shall an ordinance establishing a City permitting program for cannabis activity, prioritizing existing medical marijuana businesses compliant with current City law (MMBs) and maintaining 135 dispensaries in the City unless increased by the City Council, including by: 1) authorizing the City to issue permits for cannabis activity including cultivation, manufacture and sale of medical cannabis; 2) providing existing compliant MMBs a limited time to register for initial permits for specified cannabis activity and other priority in the permitting process; 3) allowing permitted cannabis activity in certain non-residential zones; 4) providing operational standards and minimum-distance requirements from schools and other sites; 5) authorizing fines and other penalties for non-permitted cannabis activity but limit enforcement procedures for violations of the ordinance by permit holders; and 6) allowing permittees to operate as adult use marijuana businesses and impose a tax of $80 per each $1,000 of gross receipts from adult use marijuana sales if state law changes to allow non-medical adult use of marijuana; be adopted?

Measure P Maximum Term of Harbor Department Leases -- City of Los Angeles (Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 251,398 / 68.42% Yes votes ...... 116,059 / 31.58% No votes

Shall the City Charter be amended to increase the maximum term for franchises, concessions, permits, licenses and leases that may be entered into by the Harbor Department from the current maximum of 50 years to a new maximum of 66 years, to be consistent with recent changes to state law?

Measure S Amend City Laws Related to Multiple Aspects of the General Plan -- City of Los Angeles (Initiative Ordinance - Majority Approval Required)
Fail: 121,101 / 29.60% Yes votes ...... 288,012 / 70.40% No votes

Shall an ordinance amending City laws related to the General Plan, including to: 1) impose a two-year moratorium on projects seeking General Plan amendments or zone or heightdistrict changes resulting in more intense land use, an increase in density or height, or a loss of zoned open space, agricultural or industrial areas, with exceptions including for affordable housing projects and projects for which vested rights have accrued; 2) prohibit geographic amendments to the General Plan unless the affected area has significant social, economic or physical identity (defined as encompassing an entire community or district plan area, specific plan area, neighborhood council area or at least 15 acres); 3) require systematic, public review of the General Plan every five years; 4) prohibit project applicants from completing environmental impact reports for the City; 5) require the City make findings of General Plan consistency for planning amendments, project approvals and permit decisions; and 6) prohibit certain parking variances; be adopted?

Measure T Levy 12% Hotel/Motel Tax for General City Purposes -- City of Bell (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 1,136 / 66.86% Yes votes ...... 563 / 33.14% No votes

Shall the ordinance, to permit the Council to levy generally on visitors to the City a maximum 12% tax on hotel/motel charges, estimated to annually raise $285,000 for general City purposes, including for law enforcement and street repairs, and without a sunset clause, be adopted?

Measure CC Extend the Existing Utility Users Tax for Ten Years -- City of Covina (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 2,740 / 71.39% Yes votes ...... 1,098 / 28.61% No votes

To continue to provide about $5 million annually to preserve essential City services like Police, Fire, Parks, Library, Recreation and Public Works and other local programs and general services, shall an ordinance be adopted to extend the City of Covina's current 6% utility users tax on telephone, gas, electricity and water services to March of 2029, without raising the rate of the tax or taxing any additional utility services?

Measure LL Library Tax -- City of Monterey Park (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 2,985 / 60.44% Yes votes ...... 1,954 / 39.56% No votes

Shall the proposition renewing a special parcel tax for library services at the Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library be adopted?

Measure PS Temporary Excise Tax to Partially Fund Police Protection Services -- City of Cudahy (Majority Approval Required)
Fail: 333 / 26.47% Yes votes ...... 925 / 73.53% No votes

Shall the 2017 Temporary Public Safety Funding Ordinance imposing an excise tax of $139 per parcel per year on single-family and unimproved property; $181 per dwelling per year on multifamily property; and between $1,550 to $49,600 per parcel per year on industrial, commercial, mobilehome park and other nonresidential properties be adopted for 5 years to raise approximately $2,000,000 per year to pay for approximately half of the City's annual cost of providing police protection services?

Measure SF 2017 Administrative and Election Cost Reduction Measure -- City of San Fernando (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 953 / 59.71% Yes votes ...... 643 / 40.29% No votes

Shall the office of City Treasurer be appointive?