The Los Angeles City Clerk this morning finished its signature verification process on nominating petitions. (James T. Law was the last candidate to be checked -- his petitions had an insufficient number of valid signatures, bumping him from the competition.)
Eleven candidates will appear on the Nov. 8 special election ballot. If no one receives more than 50 percent of the vote, a runoff will be held in January.
The race (which is nonpartisan) is to fill the Harbor-to-Watts seat on the L.A. City Council that was left vacant when Janice Hahn won election to Congress this summer.
The candidates (in the order they will appear on the primary ballot):
Eleven candidates will appear on the Nov. 8 special election ballot. If no one receives more than 50 percent of the vote, a runoff will be held in January. The race (which is nonpartisan) is to fill the Harbor-to-Watts seat on the L.A. City Council that was left vacant when Janice Hahn won election to Congress this summer.
The candidates (in the order they will appear on the primary ballot):
- Frank Pereyda
- Jayme Wilson
- Gordon Teuber
- Joe Buscaiono
- Justin I. Brimmer
- Rebecca Chambliss
- Pat McOsker
- Warren Furutani
- M. "Candice" Graham
- Rudy Svorinich Jr.
- John. M. Delgado Jr.
