Candidates

U.S. Senate U.S. President U.S. Congress

Dianne Feinstein (D)

Elizabeth Emken (R)

Barack Obama (D)

Mitt Romney (R)

Adam Schiff (D)

Phil Jennerjahn (R)

Senate and Congress

In the race for Senate, Feinstein and Emken differ on many issues. Feinstein is pro-choice, supports Obamacare, and is in favor of marriage equality. Emken is pro-life, supports repealing Obamacare, and defines marriage as between a man and woman. Phil Jennerjahn, the Republican running in the 28th District that includes WeHo, lists on his website as priorities: Defeat Obama, end Obamacare, dismantle large parts of Federal bureaucracy. Running against Jennerjahn is Adam Schiff (D-Burbank). The incumbent from CA-29 was first elected in 2000. He supports Obamacare, campaign finance reform, and has 100 percent rating from Planned Parenthood and 97 percent from the Human Rights Campaign.
Republican Party of L.A. Co. L.A. Stonewall Dem. Club L.A. County Dem. Party Calif. Labor Federation WeHo Democratic Club Log Cabin Republicans

Other Races
Redistricting has put all of West Hollywood in the 28th district while WeHos previous congressman, Rep. Henry Waxman is running in the 33rd district, outside of WeHo. In WeHos 50th State Assembly District, Dem. Betsy Butler has been running against Dem. Richard Bloom for State Assembly. Bloom is the Mayor of Santa Monica and Butler is the incumbent State Assemblywoman since 2010.

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Endorsements
U.S. President Barack Obama/Joe Biden (D) Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan (R) U.S. Senator U.S. Rep. (28th District) U.S. Rep. (33rd District) State Assembly (50th District) District Attorney* Elizabeth Emken (R) Dianne Feinstein (D) Adam Schiff (D) Phil Jennerjahn (R) Henry Waxman (D) Bill Bloomfield (R) Betsy Butler (D) Richard Bloom (D) Alan Jackson Jackie Lacey
*District Attorney is a nonpartisan office.

L.A. Times

Calif. Labor Federation

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Prop. 32: Prohibits payroll deductions by unions and corporations from going to campaigns. Prop. 33: Allows auto insurance companies to set prices based on if driver previously had insurance. Prop. 34: Repeals the death penalty. Prop. 35: Higher penalties for human trafficking and sex offenders. Prop. 36: Saves money by requiring the 3rd strike to be a serious felony.

Prop. 30: Education tax Prop. 31: State budget Prop. 32: Political contributions Prop. 33: Auto insurance Prop. 34: Death penalty Prop. 35: Human trafficking Prop. 36: Three-strikes law Prop. 37: Genetically engineered food Prop. 38: Education tax Prop. 39: Tax treatment for business Prop. 40: State senate redistricting
*L.A. GOP recommends vote NO, but Calif. GOP recommends vote YES.

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County Measures
Measure A - An advisory vote on if L.A. County Assessor should be an appointed position instead of an elected one. Prop. 37: New food labels for genetically engineered food that increases state costs. Prop. 38: Molly Mungers new scaled tax for people making more then $7,316 yearly for education spending (alt. to Prop. 30). Prop. 39: Requires multi-state businesses to pay income tax based on sales. Endorsements: Pasadena Sun, Daily News Against: L.A. Dem. Party, L.A. GOP, L.A. Times Measure B - Would require adult film actors to wear condoms. Endorsements: L.A. Co. Medical Association, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, AMA Against: L.A. GOP, L.A. Times Measure J - A half-cent sales tax increase to escalate traffic relief projects. Endorsements: Stonewall Dems., WeHo Dems, L.A. Times Against: L.A. GOP

Nov. 6: Election Day

Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Find your polling place at:

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L.A. Times

Prop. 31: Creates new Calif. budget rules and establishes 2year state budget cycle.

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WeHo Democratic Club

L.A. Democratic Party

L.A. Republican Party

Prop. 30: Gov. Browns proposal raises taxes for people making more than $250,000 annually to fund education.

Calif. League of Women Voters

Howard Jarvis Taxpayers

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L.A. Stonewall Democratic Club

Propositions & Measures