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18 permanent office records covering 18 current officials, imported from Los Angeles Office of the City Clerk, with source-published terms where available and official office links.
Los Angeles votes November 3, 2026.
Browse all 8 certified candidates for Mayor, City Attorney, and Council Districts 3 and 9, plus all 8 listed City measures with Yes/No effects and document-quality alerts.
City Attorney, Controller, Mayor
Hydee Feldstein Soto
Current term in source: Dec 12, 2022–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →Kenneth Mejia
Current term in source: Dec 12, 2022–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →Karen Ruth Bass
Current term in source: Dec 12, 2022–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →15 City Council districts
This directory lists every current district record. Address lookup does not guess a council district when the matched address cannot be joined to a supported official local legislative boundary.
Eunisses Hernandez
Current term in source: Dec 12, 2022–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →Adrin Nazarian
Current term in source: Dec 9, 2024–Dec 10, 2028
Open permanent record →Bob Blumenfield
Current term in source: Jul 1, 2013–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →Nithya Raman
Current term in source: Dec 14, 2020–Dec 10, 2028
Open permanent record →Katy Young Yaroslavsky
Current term in source: Dec 12, 2022–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →Imelda Padilla
Current term in source: Aug 1, 2023–Dec 10, 2028
Open permanent record →Monica Rodriguez
Current term in source: Jul 1, 2017–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →Marqueece Harris-Dawson
Current term in source: Jul 1, 2015–Dec 10, 2028
Open permanent record →Curren D. Price Jr.
Current term in source: Jul 1, 2013–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →Heather Hutt
Current term in source: Apr 11, 2023–Dec 10, 2028
Open permanent record →Traci Park
Current term in source: Dec 12, 2022–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →John Lee
Current term in source: Aug 30, 2019–Dec 10, 2028
Open permanent record →Hugo Soto-Martinez
Current term in source: Dec 12, 2022–Dec 13, 2026
Open permanent record →Ysabel J. Jurado
Current term in source: Dec 9, 2024–Dec 10, 2028
Open permanent record →Tim McOsker
Current term in source: Dec 12, 2022–Dec 13, 2026
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