Ballot Recommendations : Races for City Council, Board of Education and Community College
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Times policy is not to endorse in every race merely for the sake of making an endorsement but to express preferences selectively, on a case-by-case basis. Thus not all political races in the city of Los Angeles are shown below; the only races listed are those in which the newspaper is endorsing in today’s election.
City Council
District 6: Ruth Galanter
District 8: Mark Ridley-Thomas
District 12: Julie Korenstein
Board of Education
District 1: Sterling Delone
L.A. Community College
Office No. 5: Kenneth Washington
Ballot Propositions
Proposition 1 (Parks Bond): No
Proposition 2 (Graffiti Cleanup Tax): Yes
Charter Amendment 3 (Filling Vacancies of Incapacitated Officials): Yes
Charter Amendment 4 (Anti-Apartheid Ordinance): Yes
Charter Amendment 5 (Council Review of Commissions): No
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