We support Albert Vera, Denice Renteria, and Jeannine Wisnosky-Stehlin for Culver City council.
We also support Andrew Lachman and Lindsay Carlson for School Board
The difference between the six competitive Council candidates has never been clearer.
Do you want a Safe Culver City? Do you want our police funded, with the tools they need to fight crime and keep our streets clear of major transient camps? Vote Albert, Denice and Jeannine.
Do you want a Sane Culver City? Did you want that second lane of car traffic downtown? Do you want sane zoning laws and road plans that reflect our needs as a city? Do you want budgets and housing plans that pencil out? Vote Albert Denice and Jeannine.
Over the past two years, the Vera-O’Brien-Eriksson council majority reversed disastrous policies of the previous progressive councils:
- Cleaned up the Venice/405, Senior Center, and other transient camps – a heroic effort which required coordination with the city and county of Los Angeles as well as the state HomeKey program.
- Brought back a second car lane downtown – despite the frivolous lawsuit to stop them. Thus ending much needless congestion.
- Ended Incremental Infill – preserving the quality of our neighborhoods, while still meeting our housing goals.
- Kept Culver City PD fully funded and equipped to handle our challenges in public safety.
Both Councilmembers O’Brien and Eriksson endorse Vera, Renteria, and Wisnosky-Stehlin to continue these policies.
Candidates Yasmine McMorrin, Bubba Fish, and Nancy Barba promise to reverse these changes.
Their policies are so bad, they can’t even admit them. Is this who you want?
Mayor McMorrin – who abstained from so many votes because she felt they looked better than NO votes. She either abstained or voted against:
- Bulletproof vests for police officers
- All our budgets
- Removing the transient camps at Venice/405 and the Senior Center
- Reversing MOVE downtown to bring back a second car lane
Barba – who rejected the poll results about our zoning because the people who voted are “too old.” Does she think you’re too old to live in Culver City?
Fish and Barba – who will not answer whether they oppose bringing back the second car lane downtown. Even though they both contributed to the lawsuit to stop it. And their own attorney testified in the lawsuit that, if they were elected to a majority, they would take that second care lane away.