Los Angeles County Measures
- Measure A: VOTE NO — This measure would amend the county charter to establish a binding arbitration process for certain public safety labor disputes.
- Measure E: VOTE YES — This measure establishes an independent Los Angeles County Ethics Commission and compliance office while protecting community investment funding.
City of Los Angeles Measures
- Measure EE: VOTE YES — This charter amendment updates city governance by increasing penalties for campaign finance violations and requiring the City Council to meet at least weekly.
- Measure FD: VOTE YES — This initiative ordinance imposes a half-cent sales tax to provide dedicated funding for Los Angeles Fire Department staffing, stations, equipment, and emergency medical services.
- Measure LA: VOTE YES — This measure amends the city charter to adjust contracting procedures, increase budget authority, and remove restrictions so the city can engage in revenue-generating business enterprises.
- Measure PL: VOTE YES — This charter amendment modifies the timing and process for City Council actions on planning decisions and grants the Planning Department authority over quasi-judicial review applications.
- Measure PRK: VOTE YES — This measure would progressively double the minimum budget allocation for the City Department of Recreation and Parks over the next ten years to fund new green spaces.
- Measure PRT: VOTE YES — This measure updates charter rules for city departments, requiring the Harbor Department to allocate funds for waterfront public access projects and changing airport commission requirements.
- Measure SC: VOTE YES — This measure aligns the campaign finance rules and contribution limits for Board of Education candidates with those of other elected city officials, such as the Mayor.
- Measure TE: VOTE NO — This proposition authorizes a one-time exemption from the Proposition ULA property transfer tax for residences that were damaged or destroyed by the January 2025 fires.
