There’s been considerable civic angst about the low voter turnout in L.A.’s March 5 primary, which was just 20 percent. In some parts of the city, such as Council District 9 in South L.A., it was even lower.
Only 15 percent of the district’s registered voters came out for the primary, so both campaigns are mobilizing to get a bigger turnout for the May 21 runoff. Each is taking a different approach. In the case of Ana Cubas, campaign volunteer Evelia Palmero says going door-to-door is an important strategy.
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Meanwhile, the May general election only weeks away, and Los Angeles is preparing to say good-bye to outgoing Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and begin the process of selecting a brand new mayor.
In advance of that, KPCC staff and reporters are hitting the streets of Los Angeles to talk to community members face-to-face. We want to begin the process of collecting your thoughts and feelin... Join us!
Wednesday, April 10th
Republic of Pie
11118 Magnolia Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91601
7am-2pm
Tuesday, April 16th
The Coffee Company
8751 La Tijera Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90045
7am-2pm
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