Which Way, L.A.?
Los Angeles Is a Democracy: Why Do So Few People Care?
If low voter turnout is a disaster, it's time to declare an emergency in the City of LA. Yesterday — in City Council and School Board districts containing hundreds of thousands of people -- some candidates won office with totals of five or 6000 votes. Is it time to pay the poor if they go to the polls and fine the rich if they don't?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIf low voter turnout is a disaster, it's time to declare an emergency in the City of LA. Yesterday — in City Council and School Board districts containing hundreds of thousands of people -- some candidates won office with totals of five or 6000 votes. Is it time to pay the poor if they go to the polls and fine the rich if they don't? Should you be able to vote on your phone?
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The full episode
1 of 2Who Is Making All the Decisions in LA Elections?- 0:24Los Angeles Is a Democracy: Why Do So Few People Care?You’re reading this
- 16:56Telling the Story of the Cowboys of Compton