League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Los Angeles County, CA April 10, 2012 Election
	Member, City Council; City of Culver City Voter Information Culver City has three four-year City Council terms and one two-year term up for election. All seats are filled on an at-large basis, with the top three vote-getters receiving the four-year terms and the fourth-place vote-getter receiving the two-year term, which was made available by the December 2011 retirement of Councilmember D. Scott Malsin

Results as of Apr 30 6:54pm

Unofficial 2012 Results (as of 4/10/12 10:09 pm) Candidates (Vote for 4) All candidates are welcome to post their campaign information on SmartVoter.org. Any candidate who has not yet received an invitation should e-mail ca-south@smartvoter.org and include a viable phone number. Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Andrew N. "Andy" Weissman 2630 votes 20.6% Occupation: Councilmember/Attorney info@weissmanforcouncil.com Priorities: Responsible Development and Economic Growth Regional Cooperation on Environment and Quality of Life Issues Community Wide Discussions re: City Priorities Meghan Sahli-Wells 2491 votes 19.5% Occupation: Community Organizer Chair & CEO, Culver City Downtown Neighborhood Association First Vice-President, Culver City Democratic Club Secretary, Linwood E. Howe School Site Council Member, Advisory Committee on Redevelopment Member, Green Space Advisory Committee Co-founder, Culver City Bicycle Coalition contact@vote4meghan.com Priorities: Fiscal Responsibility: Will work to improve government efficiency and maximize use of funds and resources. Strong City Services: Will preserve resources for needed services such as Fire and Police, Animal Control, and Youth, Teen and Senior services. Sustainable City: Will continue efforts for environmental education and resource conservation in Culver City. Micheál "Mehaul" O'Leary 2439 votes 19.1% Occupation: Councilmember/Business Owner Culver City Mayor and former Vice Mayor Former Culver City Redevelopment Agency Chair Board Member, Santa Monica Bay Restoration Commission Board Member, Los Angeles Division of the League of California Cities Board Member, Exposition Metro Line Construction Authority Board Member, Independent Cities Association info@mehauloleary.com Priorities: Continuing Economic Development Strengthening Public Safety Maintaining a Balanced Budget Jim B. Clarke 2348 votes 18.4% Occupation: Director, Mayor's Office of Grants, City of Los Angeles Former Chief of Staff, Congresswoman Diane E. Watson Former executive recruiter for the world's largest search firm, Korn/Ferry International Former Executive Director, two local non-profit organizations Master of Public Administration from California State University, Long Beach 23 years on active and reserve Coast Guard duty, retiring as a Commander JimClarke4CulverCityCouncil@gmail.com Priorities: Restore Culver City to sound financial ground, despite cutbacks from Sacramento and Washington Preserve our communities and neighborhoods Protect City services and promote Culver City as a hub for new business, such as new digital technologies D. Scott Malsin 2013 votes 15.8% Occupation: Small Business Owner Former Mayor Yale '81 scott@scottmalsin.com Priorities: Ensure Culver City's long-term financial sustainability Maintain excellent balance between vibrant businesses and family community Protect our quality services, address deferred maintenance of streets, sidewalks, parks Stephen Murray 841 votes 6.6% Occupation: Sustainability Consultant/Businessman Co-owner of Culver City's only Home Performance Contracting firm. Post graduate degrees/certificates in Business, Project Management & Engineering. BS/BA in MIS & Cognitive Science, summa cum laude. Former college teacher. Stephen@MurrayforCulverCity.com Priorities: Guide Culver City towards achieving world-class Sustainability. Balance costs against revenue and implement best practices to increase City efficiency. Increase our quality-of-life while sustaining our small-town feel. Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Official Information City of Culver City Candidate Interviews Culver City Chamber of Commerce (Video) Culver City Patch: Clarke, Malsin, Murray, O'Leary, Sahli-Wells, Weissman LWV Candidate Forum Wednesday, March 21, 6:30-9:00 p.m. (video coverage begins at 7:00) place: Mike Balkman Council Chambers, Culver City City Hall conducted by: Culver City Unit, League of Women Voters of Los Angeles video (live & streamed): Culver City Channel 35 submit questions in advance: ca-south@smartvoter.org Google News Search This election is archived. Any links to sources outside of Smart Voter may no longer be active. No further links will be added to this page. Links to sources outside of Smart Voter are provided for information only and do not imply endorsement.

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