By MARIA LOYA
I want voters to reflect on three things before they decide on who they trust most to represent the needs of our community: 1. There is a
By KATHRYN MOREA
I wish to urge all Santa Monica voters to seriously consider me as one of four possible city council members that they will vote for on Tuesday,
By RICHARD BLOOM
I have dedicated my five years on the city council to preserving and improving Santa Monica’s unique heritage and quality of life.
I have presided over
By KEN GENSER
The future of Santa Monica is up for grabs in this election. The city will revise its general plan and zoning ordinance in the coming year, and
By LETICIA ANDERSON
There has been much rhetoric about the impacts of past growth that has led the City of Santa Monica down a path of unwanted traffic, a homeless
The results of the City Council election on Nov. 2 will shape the future of Santa Monica in the coming years. Whether residents decide to vote for incumbents or local
By Daily Press staff
CITY AT LARGE — With the election only a day away, candidates have entered their final hours of campaigning. On the local level, the results of the
COMMUNITY PROFILES
By PAM WIGHT Special to the Daily Press
Every day the pundits spout poll numbers to support their predictions about the upcoming elections. But Sophia Adams doesn’t
✆ “I do not agree with the electoral college vote system. We should have a popular vote, because we got this so-called president, and I say again, so-called president,
No vote: Keeps the current system in place.
Cost: No significant cost.
Proposition 63: This proposition raises money to expand and develop a variety of mental health programs by imposing
Hundreds of millions of dollars at stake in Props
By Daily Press staff
Voters this November will face a relatively complicated ballot that includes a laundry list of propositions with
