Live Election 2024 results: Who won in Los Angeles
We track elections at all levels of government that affect approximately 4 million people in the Los Angeles metropolitan area.
city race
Los Angeles is divided into 15 City Council districts, three of which are on the ballot this year. District 2 covers Toluca Lake to Van Nuys in the San Fernando Valley, and District 10 includes Koreatown and West Adams. Kevin de Leon’s district, District 14, includes Downtown, Boyle Heights and Highland Park.
The city challenges voters to decide several issues through city action. A yes on Measure DD would strip redistricting from LA politicians, but Measure LL would do the same for LA school districts. The ER bill would revamp the Ethics Commission. Selecting “Yes” to measure FF would entitle some police to better pensions. Two extortion measures amend the City Charter: Amendment HH and City Charter Amendment II.
Los Angeles City Council, District 2
Los Angeles City Council, District 10
Los Angeles City Council, District 14
City of Los Angeles Major DD
Authorizes an independent zoning commission to redraw city boundaries every 10 years in the City of Los Angeles.
City of Los Angeles Major ER
Strengthen the Ethics Commission by increasing its budget, stiffening penalties for misconduct and giving it the power to hire its own lawyers.
City of Los Angeles Major FF
Allows certain peace officers and park rangers to transfer their pension plans.
City of Los Angeles Major HH
Strengthen and update the city’s governance authority, including clarifying the roles of elected officials and commissioners.
Los Angeles City Measures II
Clarify and amend City Charter language regarding management and operations.
Los Angeles City Major LL
Amends the City Charter to establish an independent school district redrawing commission to redraw school board district lines in the Los Angeles Unified School District every 10 years.
LA school race
Three seats on the LA Unified School District Board of Education are on the ballot.
A “yes” on LA Unified’s Measure US would authorize $9 billion in bonds to: Updating and improving school facilities for student learning, career/university readiness, safety, seismic, and disability access. make repairs. Provide learning technology. and create a lush outdoor school space.
Los Angeles Unified School District Board, District 1
Los Angeles Unified School District Board, District 3
Los Angeles Unified School District Board, District 5
Los Angeles Unified School District Measures
Authorizes a $9 billion bond issue for school facility improvements.
Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, Seat 1
Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, Seat 3
Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, Seat 5
Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, Seat 7
Representing LA in Sacramento and Washington DC
Los Angeles US Congressional District
Congressional District 27
Congressional District 29
Congressional District 30
Congressional District 32
Congressional District 34
Congressional District 36
Congressional District 37
Congressional District 43
Congressional District 44
Los Angeles state legislative seat
Los Angeles state senate seat
county wide races
Several measures voted across Los Angeles County will have a significant impact on residents of the City of Los Angeles.
The ballot measures support expanding the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and electing a county executive, issuing a sales tax to fund anti-homelessness programs, and enacting new taxes to fund emergency response and infrastructure. Ask voters if they want to.
Los Angeles Township Atty. George Gascón will face off against former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman. The two candidates advanced through crowded primaries.
Los Angeles County Major A
Issue a 0.5% sales tax to raise more than $1 billion annually to provide services including rental assistance and additional mental health and addiction treatment, build affordable housing, and reduce homelessness.
Los Angeles County Fire Prevention Measures E
Raise $152 million annually for emergency services by imposing a 6-cent-per-square-foot tax on certain parcel improvements, with exemptions for low-income seniors, and a 2% cap on annual adjustments. do.
county major G
Expand the Board of Supervisors to nine members and elect county executives.
Living in Los Angeles, civic life often involves boundaries and government responsibilities that intersect and overlap. If the race on your ballot isn’t on this page, look for it on the Los Angeles County results page.
To see all of California’s congressional districts, visit the California results page.
