Will President Obama’s
plan create Jobs? (http://www NULL.electionforum NULL.org/2011obamajobsplan NULL.php)

Mayor, Council Member, City Clerk, City Treasurer, School Board Member, Member of the Board of Trustees, Azusa, Bell, Bellflower, Beverly Hills, Calabasas, Carson, Cerritos, Claremont, Commerce, Glendora, Hidden Hills, Huntington Park, La Canada Flintridge, La Habra Heights, Lakewood, La Mirada, Los Angeles, Manhattan Beach, Monterey Park, Norwalk, Pasadena, Redondo Beach, Rolling Hills, Rosemead, San Dimas, San Fernando, San Gabriel, South Gate, Temple City, West Hollywood

Comments are closed.

Los Angeles County Election, November 22, 2011- City of Vernon

Local Measures

NO Measure Vernon-F Independent Reform Monitor — City of Vernon Measure Vernon-E Housing Commission — City of Vernon (Charter Amendment – Majority Approval Required)
Shall the Vernon City Charter be amended to require that the City maintain a Housing Commission?

YES Measure Vernon-F Independent Reform Monitor — City of Vernon (Charter Amendment – Majority Approval Required)
Shall the Vernon City Charter be amended to ensure that an Independent Reform Monitor is retained for four years?

YES Measure Vernon-G Limits on City Councilmember Compensation — City of Vernon (Charter Amendment – Majority Approval Required)
Shall the Vernon City Charter be amended to prohibit council members from increasing their compensation in excess of cost-of-living adjustments?

NO Measure Vernon-H Light and Power Revenues — City of Vernon (Charter Amendment – Majority Approval Required)
Shall the Vernon City Charter be amended to remove restrictions on the use of revenues from the City’s Light and Power enterprise deposited into the City’s Light and Power Fund?

YES Measure Vernon-I Open and Competitive Bidding on City Service Contracts — City of Vernon (Charter Amendment – Majority Approval Required)
Shall the Vernon City Charter be amended to require the establishment of a process allowing for open and competitive bidding on City service contracts by City Council ordinance? 

Recommendations for Los Angeles
County election

Here you’ll find our recommendations for local county and municipal races. This includes mayor, city council, community college and school board races, as well as local measures. The recommendations are below.

Many good candidates will run for Los Angeles County area schools, city councils and mayor. Our Los Angeles Voter Guide recommendations are designed to help you cut through the rhetoric, election propaganda and biased media coverage of the campaigns.

Unfortunately, many candidates may be incompetent, corrupt or insensitive to good government.

They don’t care about the taxpayer, better communities and a government that serves, not controls. They care about being elected.

Even worse, many have a political or social agenda, not a desire to serve the people, protect liberty and build jobs or better schools.

This ends in poor city or school management, higher taxes and a disintegrating quality of city life or education for our children and family.

We evaluate each candidate based on the 10 family values criteria on the right. Each candidate receives a questionnaire, and many are personally interviewed. See questionnaires here: City Council, Community College, Special Districts and School Board.

Our research indicates that each supported candidate possesses integrity, honesty and a servant’s heart.

See below for local recommendations.

Best wishes,
Craig A. Huey
Craig A. Huey

What people are saying about our recommendations:

Thank you!

“Craig,

“I just want to thank you for providing your helpful input and suggestions on your LA Voter Guide website. It was quite helpful to me—especially with a panel of candidates whose names I have rarely or never heard—let alone not knowing what kind of politics they are likely to offer in their anticipated positions.

“I’ve received help in making my voting decisions from some folks whose opinions I trust. I’m passing around the link to your website as a helpful resource for my friends and colleagues.

“Thank you!”
—Burton

Incredibly useful and informative

“Craig,

“Thank you so much for this incredibly useful and informative voting guide. With the confusion and double-talk that come along with bonds, measures, propositions, etc., I appreciate your hard work and effort in providing this guide to help sift through the politics.

“Thank you again for all your hard work. May God bless you and all you do.”
—Mysti

Appreciate your insight

“Craig,

“THANK YOU…after searching the web for local election information for over an hour, I found your site, and I truly appreciate your insight on these important issues.”
—John and Sonia

Thank you for helping to “get to the bottom line”

“Mr. Huey,

“I caught one of your interviews on KWVE and was very impressed. Thank you for your willingness and time for researching and compiling all this information for those of us with limited time and resources. Thank you also for helping to ‘get to the bottom line’ on so many measures that are, quite frankly, confusing and misleading.”
—Jim

Thanks for all you do

“Hi Craig,

“I heard your presentation. Thanks very much for all you’re doing. I really appreciate your recommendation on judges. I vote no unless I know something about judges.”
—Russ

Significant research provided

“Craig,

“Congratulations on the ‘awesome’ success of the Forum at St. Andrew’s. I appreciate the significant research on the judges and the propositions—very good job."
—Herb