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Final Results as of March 24
Candidates
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José Huizar
8,785 votes
65.7%
- Occupation: Los Angeles City Councilmember
- President of the Board of Education of the Los Angeles Unified School District
- Former Deputy Los Angeles City Attorney
- Former City Prosecutor
- Princeton University, Board of Trustees
- Graduate of U.C Berkeley
- Graduate of Priceton and UCLA Law School
Priorities:
Alvin Parra
3,974 votes
29.7%
- Occupation: Businessman/Community Leader
- Field Director, Councilman Huizar
- Field Deputy, Supervisor Molina
- President, Chamber of Commerce
- Editor, 90032 Voice
- President, Neighborhood Council
Priorities:
- Public Safety
- Basic City Services
- Fiscal Accountability
Juan "Johnny Jay" Jimenez
617 votes
4.6%
- Occupation: Retired Administrator
- Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council Representative
- City of Los Angeles' Community Improvement and Planning Area 1 Representative
- East Los Angeles College--Social Sciences
- Cal State Long Beach--Government Revenue Sharing (Certificate Program)
- Southwest San Marco University (Texas)-- Crime Prevention Certificate Program
Priorities:
- Economically organize residents and community groups
- Create community assemblies with community funding
- Maintain sense of culture and community
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Official Information
- City of Los Angeles
- Candidate Videos
Huizar: video; transcript
Jimenez: video; transcript
Parra: video; transcript
Local Facts
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Campaign Finance Data
- City Ethics Commission
News and Analysis
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L.A. Downtown News
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