General Election 2020
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Candidates
City Council 2-year
City Council 4-year
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Phil Brock
Businessman -
Andrew Browning
IT Manager -
Merv Andika
Analyst -
Dominic Gomez
(withdrew candidacy) -
Christina Parra
Emergency Management -
Terry O’Day
Environmental Executive -
Marcus Owens
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Anne-Marie Slack
Executive Director of NonProfit -
Jon Mann
Parole Agent/Teacher -
Chip Martin
Director of Sales -
Todd Mentch
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Zoë Muntaner
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Gleam Davis
Santa Monica Councilmember -
Oscar De La Torre
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Mario Fonda-Bonardi
Architect -
Tom Ciszek
Information Professional/Analyst -
Andrew Kamm
Educator -
Ted Winterer
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Ana Maria Jara
Administrative Assistant -
John Patrick Jewell III
Actor/Businessman -
Nathaniel Jones
Actor, Author
College Board
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Susan Aminoff
Santa Monica College Trustee/Professor -
Brian O'Neil
Professor -
Margaret Quinones-Perez
Santa Monica College Trustee, Professor-Counselor -
Rob Greenstein Rader
Santa Monica College Trustee; Law Professor, Pepperdine; General Counsel, Ovation TV Network
Rent Control Board
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Caroline M. Torosis
Attorney/Santa Monica Rent Control Board Commissioner -
Aishah Newson
Data Scientist -
Anastasia Foster
Senior Living Operator -
Robert Kronovet
Real Estate Broker/Property Manager
School Board
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Maria Leon-Vazquez
College Administrator -
Esther Hickman
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Jen Smith
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Dhun May
Teacher -
Jason K. Feldman
Civil Rights Attorney -
Keith Coleman
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Jon Kean
School Board President -
Steven Johnson
Marketing Technology Consultant
Measures
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Measure SM
English
To protect essential services including addressing homelessness, cleaning beaches/parks, public safety/fire/emergency response, protections for tenants and seniors, supporting libraries, small business recovery, food for the hungry, and after-school/ mental health services for youth, shall the City of Santa Monica increase the one-time real estate transfer tax paid on each sale of property for $5 million or more by $3.00 per $1,000 of sales price, exempting affordable housing projects, providing $3 million annually for local services?
Español
¿Para proteger los servicios esenciales, incluidos el tratamiento de la falta de vivienda, la limpieza de playas/parques, la seguridad pública/incendio/respuesta de emergencia, protecciones para los inquilinos y las personas mayores, apoyo de las bibliotecas, la recuperación de pequeñas empresas, los alimentos para los hambrientos y los servicios de después de la escuela para la salud mental de los jóvenes, ¿ debera la ciudad de Santa Mónica aumentar el impuesto de transferencia de bienes raíces de una sola vez pagado por cada venta de propiedad por $5 millones o más por $3.00 por $1,000 de precio de venta, eximiendo proyectos de vivienda asequible, proporcionando $3 millones anuales para servicios locales?
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Measure AB
English
Shall the City Charter be amended to repeal provisions setting rules for appointing candidates and promoting employees into the Civil Service, to enable the City Council to advance equity-based hiring within the appointment and promotional processes and strengthen the City’s workforce?Español
¿Debera ser enmendada la Carta Constitucional de la Ciudad para derogar las disposiciones que establecen normas para designar candidatos y promover empleados en el Servicio Civil, para permitir al Concejo Municipal promover la contratación basada en la equidad dentro de los procesos de nombramiento y promoción y fortalecer la fuerza laboral de la ciudad?
Election Events
- Nov 5, 2024
- Election Day (Vote Center hours 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.)
- Dec 10, 2024
- Council meeting to install new officers in Council Chambers
- Jan 31, 2025
- Semi-Annual Campaign Disclosure Statements due
Resources
Taxpayer Protection/Oaks Initiative Log (Excel)