Which Way, L.A.?
Voting Made Easier
Los Angeles voters go to the polls on Tuesday, June 8. This week, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (June 1st through June 3rd), Which Way, L.A.? will focus on the hotly-contested races for city council and the school board. We'll also help make some sense out of charter reform. How would the new charter alter a citizen's chance to be heard at city hall? What would the mayor's role be? And what is the "reform" in charter reform? Each day we'll tackle a different aspect of charter reform, and then turn to one of the races. Tuesday, June 1, it's City Council District 10: Incumbent Nate Holden and challenger Reverend Madison Shockley.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLos Angeles voters go to the polls on Tuesday, June 8. This week, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (June 1st through June 3rd), Which Way, L.A.? will focus on the hotly-contested races for city council and the school board. We'll also help make some sense out of charter reform. How would the new charter alter a citizen's chance to be heard at city hall? What would the mayor's role be? And what is the "reform" in charter reform?
Each day we'll tackle a different aspect of charter reform, and then turn to one of the races. Tuesday, June 1, it's City Council District 10: Incumbent Nate Holden and challenger Reverend Madison Shockley.
