November 8, 2022 General Municipal Election 

The General Municipal Election will be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, for the election of three (3) Members of the City Council and four (4) local ballot measures. The Nomination Period closed at 5:00 p.m. on August 17, 2022. The August 12 deadline was extended due to two incumbents not filing nomination papers. There are no write-in candidates for this election.

The Safe, Accessible and Preferred Voting Option in 2021

All registered voters in Los Angeles County will be mailed a Vote by Mail ballot. Vote in the safety of your home by returning your Vote by Mail ballot.

Mailing of Vote by Mail ballots are mailed no later than 29 days prior to Election Day.

How to Return your Ballot

There are multiple options on how to return your ballot:

• By mail, remember no postage is necessary
• In person at any Vote by Mail Drop Box location (Hermosa Beach Vote by Mail Drop Box located behind the Hermosa Beach library across from City Hall 1315 Valley Dr.)
• At any Vote Center in L.A. County (https://locator.lavote.net/locations/vc)

If your ballot is postmarked by Election Day and received within 7 days (EC, § 1605(d).) by County elections Department we will process, verify and count that ballot.

How to return your Vote by Mail ballot

Safe and accessible in-person voting will be available in this election beginning Saturday, September 4 at select vote centers. The Hermosa Beach Community Center will host a vote center, and voting will start September 11 through September 13 from 9:00AM to 8:00pm. Please click https://locator.lavote.net/locations/vc for vote center locations and early voting schedule.

Days and Hours

• (Early Voting Select Vote Centers ONLY) September 4–13: 10:00AM – 7:00PM
• (Early Voting) Hermosa Beach Community Center September 11–13, 2021 9:00AM – 8:00PM
• Election Day, September 14: 7 AM - 8 PM

Safe In-Person Voting

Your health and safety is our priority. Vote Centers will follow public health and safety guidelines related to COVID-19, such as:

• Voters wearing face masks while in line or voting (masks will be made available if needed)
• Wiping and sanitizing all surfaces and Ballot Marking Devices after each voter
• Social distancing
• Election Workers wearing protective gloves and masks

Safe Election Plan

• Review the County's Safe Election Plan

How to Track your Ballot

Receive personalized text messages, emails and/or automated voice messages on your Vote by Mail ballot by subscribing to Where's My Ballot. This is a free service available to all registered voters that gives you updated information on where your ballot is and when you can expect to receive it.

SUBSCRIBE TO WHERES MY BALLOT

Check if Your Ballot was Received and Counted

Voters can confirm that their ballot was received and tallied through the Vote by Mail Status Tool

Request a Replacement Vote by Mail Ballot

September 14, 2021 California Gubernatorial Recall Election

Voters are encouraged to wait until Monday, August 23 to request a replacement ballot to provide enough time for their initial ballot to reach their mailing address.

Need a replacement Vote by Mail ballot? We can send a replacement ballot to your current residence or a temporary mailing address in the current upcoming election.

REQUEST REPLACEMENT BALLOT

Signature Verification Statement

We understand as years go by your signature is bound to change. If the signature on your Vote by Mail return envelope doesn't match what is in our voter registration database we will notify you by mail and ask you complete and return the Signature Verification Statement.

Your signature is required to verify your identity and process the ballot.

September 14, 2021 California Gubernatorial Recall Election

Download the Signature Verification Statement and return it by 5 PM on October 12, 2021.

Forgot to Sign the Envelope for your Vote by Mail Ballot?

If you returned your Vote by Mail ballot without signing the return envelope we will mail you a document called the "Unsigned Ballot Statement" asking for your signature.

Your signature is required to verify your identity and process the ballot.

September 14, 2021 California Gubernatorial Recall Election

Download the Unsigned Ballot Statement and return it by 5 PM on October 12, 2021.

Past Election Information

May 11, 2021  Special Election 

 Total Ballots Cast: 4479

 Candidate with the most votes received: Raymond Jackson

 The following is a breakdown of votes received by each candidate:

Randy Balik – 1118

Dean Francois –  838

Raymond Jackson –  1576

Daniel Rittenhouse –  671

Tara McNamara Stabile –  258

 Please click the link below and select May 11, 2021 City of Hermosa Beach Special Municipal Election to access the official election Canvass and Statement of Votes Cast.

 Past Election Results (lavote.net)

CASTING YOUR BALLOT:

Hermosa  Beach residents have the following options for casting their ballots for the May 11, 2021 Special Municipal Election:

• Return ballot by mail via the United States Postal Service
• Return ballot via a bona fide private mail delivery company. (UPS, FED-Ex etc.)
• Voters may also drop off a ballot at the Vote-By-Mail drop box located behind the Hermosa Beach library across from City Hall.
• Vote in person at the Norwalk Registrar County Clerks office. Located at 12400 Imperial Hwy Norwalk, CA 90650

Mail-in ballots must be postmarked by Election Day (May 11) and received by the county registrar within 3 days of the election in order for your vote to be processed and counted. Remember to sign the envelope on your vote-by-mail ballot. Ballots will be accepted at the drop box at the Hermosa Beach library until 8 pm on Tuesday, May 11.

May 11, 2021 SPECIAL ELECTION RESULT TRACKER:

 Please click the following link to view the results of the Special Election. The Special Election officially concludes at 8:00 p.m. Results will not be available immediately after 8:00 p.m. Information will be uploaded to this link periodically as the ballots are tabulated. Please refresh the website for the most recent information.

Hermosa Beach Live Results (lavote.net)

 (PLEASE NOTE: Election results will be made official by the canvass provided by the County Registrar. The County has 30 days to complete the official canvass.)

 A Special Municipal Election will be held in the City of Hermosa Beach on Tuesday, May 11, 2021, for the following Officer: ONE MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL (remaining term 22 months) *(The terms of office for those elected in November of 2017 were extended by one year to accommodate the election date change from odd-numbered years to even-numbered years effective November 2022, as approved by the City Council.)

This will be an all-mail election conducted with the Los Angeles County Registrar Recorder County Clerk.

Candidate Statements

List Of Qualified Candidates 

• Randy Balik - Contractor/Business Owner
• Dean Francois - Retired Budget Director
• Raymond Jackson - Retired Colonel, Army
• Daniel Rittenhouse - Renewable Energy Executive
• Tara McNamara Stabile - Mom/Film Journalist

Hermosa Beach Special Election Updates

• Ballots Returned as of May 7, 2021: Total: 2,970
• Ballots Returned as of May 3, 2021: Total: 2,146
• Ballots Returned as of April 26, 2021: Total: 1,464

Resolutions and Notices

• Notice of Special Election
• Calendar Of Events for Special Election
• Resolution 21-7267 - Call Election to Fill Vacancy
• Resolution 21-7269 - Election Regulations
• Resolution 21-7270 - Requesting the Board of Supervisors of the County of Los Angeles Render Specified Services

Return Your Ballot

The 24 Hour Vote-By-Mail Drop-Off Box is located at: 

• Hermosa Beach Library - 550 Pier Avenue

Voters can drop-off ballots at the drop box or any mailbox location until May 11, 2021 (Election day)

Replacing Lost Or Stolen Ballots: 

www.lavote.net/replaceballot or call (800) 815-2666

Track Your Ballot

The California Secretary of State has a ballot tracking system that will let you know the status of your ballot including when it arrives and is counted. Sign-up at WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov to receive automatic email, SMS (text), or voice call notifications about your ballot. 

Find Election Results

Once the polls close, election results for Los Angeles County can be found on the LA County Registrar's elections webpage.

Los Angeles County will hold a General Election on November 3, 2020 that includes an opportunity for voters to weigh in on State and County Ballot Measures, Local District Offices (Beach Cities Health), State and Federal Representatives, and the Presidential Election. This page includes information on how to register to vote or check registration status, upcoming election information, and options for voting safely during the November 3, 2020 election. 

Register to Vote

Register to vote at lavote.net no later than October 19, 2020. After this date, you can register in-person at a Los Angeles County Vote Center between October 24 – November 3 and still be able to vote on the same day.

Check your voter registration status.

Volunteer as an Election Worker

LA County typically recruits up to 17,000 election workers to help staff hundreds of voting centers throughout the County. The County is seeking election workers for the upcoming November 2020 election and offers stipends for those who serve.   Workers must be at least 18 years old, a California resident and registered to vote or a legal permanent resident.

Complete an application to be an election worker.

Learn What's On the Ballot

Election guides were mailed to registered voters beginning on September 24, 2020.

Review an interactive sample ballot from LA County.

Cast Your Ballot

There are several options for voting safely this election cycle including vote by mail, returning a ballot to a drop-off box, or voting in person. Find additional information on each option below. 

Vote by Mail

This year, all registered voters in California will automatically be sent a vote-by-mail ballot beginning on October 5, 2020. Ballots sent by mail must be postmarked on or before November 3, 2020 and received by LA County elections office no later than November 20, 2020.

Drop-Off Boxes

24 Hour Vote-By-Mail Drop-Off Boxes will be installed throughout LA County where LA County voters can drop-off ballots at any location between October 5 to November 3 (Election day).

• Hermosa Beach Library - 550 Pier Avenue (October 5 - Nov 3)
• Find another convenient Drop-Off location on lavote.net.

Vote in Person at a Vote Center in Hermosa Beach

Local polling places are still being determined and will be posted on lavote.net by early October. Remember, LA County voters can vote at any Vote Center in the county and are no longer limited to local polling places as in previous elections. 

Vote Centers

• Clark Building -861 Valley Drive (Oct 30 - Nov 3)
• Community Center Gym - 710 Pier Ave (Oct 30 - Nov 3)
• Hermosa Valley School - 1645 Valley Drive (Oct 30 - Nov 3)
• St Cross Episcopal Church - 1818 Monterey Blvd (Oct 30 - Nov 3)
• Find another convenient Voting Center in Los Angeles County at lavote.net

Reminders

Election workers will follow strict County and State public health and safety guidelines to provide a safe voting environment. Remember to wear a clean face-covering and maintain 6 feet of distance from other voters and election workers.

• Lock and secure your vehicles/ bicycles.
• Don’t leave valuables out in the open.
• Report suspicious circumstances (‪310-524-2750‬) such as unattended packages, backpacks at or near polling places, persons acting erratically, aggressively or observed to be in possession of weapons. 
• Campaigning within 100 feet of a Vote Center is a misdemeanor.  
• Intimidating voters is a felony. 
• Interfering with an election official and their process is a felony.  
• Bribing in exchange for a ballot cast is a felony.

REPORT SUSPICIOUS ELECTION BEHAVIOR TO: Los Angeles County Registrar Recorder/ County Clerk: ‪800-815-2666‬ option 5 or voterinfo@rrcc.lacounty.gov

Track Your Ballot

The California Secretary of State has a ballot tracking system that will let you know the status of your ballot including when it arrives and is counted. Sign-up at WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov to receive automatic email, SMS (text), or voice call notifications about your ballot. 

Find Election Results

Once the polls close on November 3, 2020, election results for Los Angeles County can be found on the LA County Registrar's elections webpage.

Election Results - November 5, 2019 General Municipal Election - visit the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder / County Clerk election results site: 

• Election results - graphical version
• Election results - text version

• City Council - 2 seats - five-year terms - Justin Massey & Michael Detoy
• City Treasurer - five-year term - Karen Nowicki
• Measure H - Approved - increases the City's Transient Occupancy Tax rate (also known as the "hotel tax") from 12% to 14%
• Measure CC - Approved - changes the City Clerk to an appointed instead of elected position.

Election results will be certified by the Secretary of State after Los Angeles County reports final results no later than November 15, 2019 after vote by mail, provisional and other ballots are processed and other certification activities are completed.   

Voter Information

Polling Places - open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on November 5, 2019:

• Community Center - 710 Pier Avenue
• Kiwanis Club - 2515 Valley Drive

Vote by Mail ballots may also be dropped off at the City Clerk's Office at City Hall Room 203 at 1315 Valley Drive from Monday to Thursday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Election Day.

Register to vote by October 21, 2019 at www.lavote.net to be eligible to cast your ballot on November 5th.

Election Events 

• L.A. County Mock Election Information - September 28 & 29, 2019 - 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. at the Clark Building (861 Valley Drive)
• City Council Candidate Debate (Sponsored By Hb Neighborhood Association) - Monday, September 30, 2019 - 7 p.m in Council Chambers - view video
• City Council Candidate Debate (Hosted By League Of Women Voters) - Monday, October 07, 2019 - 7 p.m in Council Chambers - view video
• City Council Candidate Debate (Hosted By Leadership Hermosa) - Wednesday, October 16, 2019 - 7 p.m in Council Chambers - view video

City Council Candidate Statements

• Michael Detoy - Firefighter
• Trent Larson - Major Accounts Manager
• Justin Massey - City Council Member

Resolutions and Notices

• Notice of Election (revised - posted September 27, 2019)
• Notice of Election (posted July 9, 2019) 
• Notice of Nominees for Public Office (posted September 27, 2019)
• Preliminary Elections Calendar
• Resolution No. 19-7186 - Adopt Regulations for Candidate Statements 
• Resolution No. 19-7188 - Calling for Election
• Resolution No. 19-7189 - Requesting Consolidation of Election 
• Resolution No. 19-7190 - Tie Vote

Ballot Initiative - Measure H - Transient Occupancy Tax

Hermosa Beach is well known for providing the excellent City services residents expect and deserve. By keeping our city safe, clean and well-maintained, the quality of life and property values for local residents are protected while keeping Hermosa Beach a special place to live, work and play.

On July 9, 2019, the Hermosa Beach City Council unanimously placed Measure H on the November 5th ballot. Measure H – a proposed 2% increase in the local bed tax – would apply only to hotel and lodging guests, ensuring out-of-town visitors to Hermosa Beach continue to pay their fair share for their use of City roads, public safety and other City services.

Measure H is not a tax on Hermosa Beach residents or homeowners who are not guests in local hotels and lodging. By law, all money raised by updating the hotel tax must be used to fund City services in Hermosa Beach, and it can’t be taken away by the County or the State.

Public safety is a top priority for our residents. If enacted, funds generated by Measure H would help support 911 response times, police, fire and paramedic services, and other essential City programs.

• Measure H - Proposed Ordinance
• Impartial Analysis prepared by the City Attorney
• Argument in Favor of Measure H
• Notice to voters of date (July 23, 2019) after which no arguments for or against a City Measure may be submitted to the City Clerk

Ballot Initiative - Measure CC - Appointive City Clerk

The City Council also voted unanimously to place Measure CC on the November 5th ballot. Measure CC gives voters the choice of whether to make the City Clerk an appointed professional position or continue as an elected one. Whether appointed or elected, the City Clerk works for the people. The current City Clerk is retiring this year, and there are no candidates for the position. As California elections, election security, technology and public interface have become more complex over the past few decades, so have the duties of local city clerks, which are now far more numerous, digital and technical. Of Los Angeles County’s 88 cities, nearly 77% currently have appointed, professional city clerks, and approximately 80% of California cities currently appoint their professionally trained clerks, which is why the City Clerk recommended this issue be placed before the voters. For more information, visit the links below: 

• Frequently Asked Questions
• Presentation
• Resolution No. 19-7188 - Calling for Election
• Resolution No. 19-7191 - Setting Priorities for Arguments
• Resolution No. 19-7192 - Filing Rebuttal Arguments
• Notice to Voters of date (Tuesday, June 25, 2019) after which no arguments for or against a City Measure may be submitted to the City Clerk
• Impartial Analysis prepared by the City Attorney regarding Measure that was placed on the ballot by City Council in order to ask the voters to make the City Clerk an appointive position
• Argument FOR an Appointive City Clerk
• Argument To Voters of Date After Which No Arguments For To Against A City Measure May Be Submitted to The City Clerk

November 7, 2017 General Election

Election Results

• City Council (3 seats - 5-year term) - Stacey Armato, Mary Campbell and Hany Fangary

• Election results (lavote.net) - see page 11 for Hermosa Beach results

Election Documentation

• For Election Results
• Notice of Election Update - Nov 7, 2017
• 2017 Certified List of Candidates
• Candidate's Public/Press Information
• Candidate Statements
• Vote By Mail Drop-off
• Notice of Nominees for Public Office
• Notice of Election

March 7, 2017 County Election

Election Results

• Measure H - YES (required 66.67% to pass)
  • Los Angeles County Plan to Prevent and Combat Homelessness. To fund mental health, substance abuse treatment, health care, education, job training, rental subsidies, emergency and affordable housing, transportation, outreach, prevention, and supportive services for homeless children, families, foster youth, veterans, battered women, seniors, disabled individuals, and other homeless adults; shall voters authorize Ordinance No. 2017-0001 to levy a ¼ cent sales tax for ten years, with independent annual audits and citizens’ oversight?

Election Documentation

• Countywide Election Update
• March 7, 2017 Countywide Election Update
• March 7, 2017 Election
• Weekend Early Voting
• Vote By Mail Drop-off Locations

March 1, 2016 Special Election

Election Results

• City Council (term through November 2017) - Stacey Armato

• Reciting the Fact of the Special Municipal Election Resolution
• Election Results

Election Documentation

• Revised Post Election Canvass
• Post Election Canvass

IMPORTANT NOTICE

This is an ALL MAIL BALLOT Election.  There will be NO polling places designated.

Ballot packets were mailed February 1 to all registered voters.   If you did not receive your ballot, please contact the City Clerk at (310) 318-0203 or email at edoerfling@hermosabch.org.

VOTERS MUST RETURN THEIR VOTED BALLOTS BY MAIL OR IN PERSON TO CITY HALL using the Return / Identification Envelope provided in the packet.  Be sure to sign your name on the back of the Return Envelope.  The Return Envelope with enclosed ballot must be RECEIVED by the Election Official (City Clerk)  no later than 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.  (March 1, 2016)

You may return your Vote By Mail Ballot in person at City Hall, in the Office of the City Clerk at 1315 Valley Drive, Room 203, Hermosa Beach,  Monday through Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the day of the election.  (March 1, 2016) 

If you return the ballot by mail,  a Vote By Mail Ballot shall be counted ONLY if received by the Election Official no later than three days after the election (March 4, 2016) and  postmarked or time/date stamped on or before Election Day (March 1, 2016).

BALLOTS WILL BE PROCESSED ELECTION DAY AT 3 PM IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS IN PREPARATION FOR THE BALLOT COUNT AT 8 PM IN THE SAME LOCATION (see relevant notices below)

• Notice of Vote By Mail Ballot Processing
• Notice of Election
• Notice of Nominees for Public Office
• Notice of Central Counting Place

Notice to Voters - Final date to register to vote: February 15, 2016  

Candidate Information:

• Stacey Armato
• Trent Larson

• Election Calendar for March 1, 2016
• Political Signs
• Sample Ballot

November 3, 2015 General Municipal Election

Election Results

• City Council (2 seats) - Justin Massey and Jeff Duclos
• City Clerk - Elaine Doerfling
• City Treasurer - Karen Nowicki
• Measure H - YES
  • Shall an ordinance be adopted that would increase the Hermosa Beach transient occupancy tax (hotel bed tax) from 10 percent to 12 percent of room revenue?

• Resolution declaring the results of November 3, 2015 Election - includes results posted by the County of Los Angeles 

• Ordinance Increasing the Transient Occupancy Tax from 10% to 12%

Election Documentation

• To find your polling place click here
• Notice of Nominees for Public Office

Ballot Measure H - Proposed Ordinance

• Impartial Analysis Prepared by the City Attorney
• Argument in Favor of Measure H to Increase the Transient Occupancy Tax (Hotel bed Tax) from 10% to 12%

• Election Notice
• Notice to Voters - Date After Which No Arguments, For or Against a City Measure, May Be Submitted to the City Clerk.
• Regulations for Candidates for November 3, 2015 Election

Candidate Information

Candidates for City Council - two seats open:

• Jeff Duclos, College Professor - jeff@jeffduclos.com - 1932 Ava Avenue - (310) 374-0465
• Trent B. Larson, Sr. Account Executive - trentbernardlarson@gmail.com - 1421 Bonnie Brae St. - (310) 962-8554
• Justin Massey, Environmental Lawyer - justinforhb@gmail.com - 848 Bard Street - (916) 601-7940
• Peter C. Tucker, Sr. Building Inspector - peter@electpetertucker.com - 235 34th Street - (310) 218-7239
• Kenneth Hartley (no candidate statement was filed), Small Business Owner - kenhartley@verizon.net - 723 30th Street - (856) 495-6938

Candidate for City Clerk:

• Elaine Doerfling, City Clerk - edoerfling@hermosabch.org - 1011 Second Street - (310) 318-0203

Candidate for City Treasurer:

• Karen S. Nowicki, City Treasurer - knowicki@hermosabch.org - 111 Barney Court - (562) 728-7724

March 3, 2015 Special Election

Election Results

• Measure O - NO
  • Shall E&B Corporation’s 34-well oil and gas drilling/production project at the City’s 555 Sixth Street maintenance yard be approved by 1) amending the General Plan and Municipal Code to exempt the project from the City’s oil drilling ban and repeal the restriction on City’s use of project royalties, 2) awarding a pipeline franchise to transport oil/gas underground, 3) approving a 34-year development agreement, and 4) determining that project financial benefits outweigh its unavoidable environmental impacts?
    
    
• Election - Final Results Graph

Election Documentation

• City Clerk's Certificate of Canvass - MEASURE O
• Post-Election processing/Canvassing/Counting of Vote-By-Mail Ballot & Provisional  Ballots
• FAQ Election Day- Measure O
• Notice of Vote-By-Mail Ballot Processing

Election Notices

• Notice of Election
• Notice of Polling Places
• Central Ballot Counting Location
• Notice of Polling Places & Precinct Board Members
• Notice of Polling Places & Precinct Board Members (Revised)                      

• ELECTION CALENDAR FOR MARCH 3, 2015
• MARCH 3, 2015 POLLING LOCATIONS-PRECINCT MAP
• TO FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE - CLICK HERE
• SAMPLE BALLOT
• APPLICATION FOR VOTE BY MAIL 

DEADLINE FOR VOTE-BY-MAIL APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE NO LATER THAN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2015

• POLITICAL SIGNS
• DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT WITH ATTACHMENTS

TO REGISTER TO VOTE - CLICK HERE

The deadline to register to vote in the March 3, 2015 election is FEBRUARY 17, 2015

• Impartial Analysis Prepared by the City Attorney
• REVISED-Argument in Favor of Measure O
• Argument in Favor of Measure O
• REBUTTAL - Argument in Favor of Measure O
• REVISED - REBUTTAL - Argument in Favor of Measure O
• REVISED - Argument Against Measure O
• Argument Against Measure O
• REBUTTAL - Argument Against Measure O
• REVISED - Rebuttal Argument Against Measure O

For City provided studies about the Proposed Oil Drilling and Production Project, click here. 

• Notice to Voters of date after which no arguments for or against a City measure may be submitted to the City Clerk

• Statement to be filed by authors of primary and rebuttal arguments

• Argument and Rebuttal Form - to be signed by all authors

• Authorization for another person to sign rebuttal argument

• Word Count Standards

• Ballot Measure O ~ Argument/Rebuttal Standards

• Oil Project Ballot Measure including Development Agreement

Election Resolutions

• Resolution 14-6926:  Calling and Giving Notice of the Holding of a Special Municipal Election on March 3, 2015.
• Resolution 14-6927:  Requesting the Board of Supervisors of The County of Los Angeles to Render Specified Services to The City Relating to the Conduct of a Special Municipal Election March 3, 2015.
• Resolution 14-6928:  Directing the City Attorney to prepare an Impartial Analysis of a Measure to be submitted at a Special Election March 3, 2015.
• Resolution 14-6929:  Providing for the Filing of Rebuttal Arguments for a City Measure to be Submitted at a Special Municipal Election on March 3, 2015.

FPPC Forms Filed by Committees

 All filed as of January 29, 2015

Form 460 - Campaign Statement

• Hermosa Beach Residents for a Better Tomorrow - Yes on Measure O - E&B
• Committee Against Hermosa Beach Oil Drilling, No on Measure O
• Stop Hermosa Beach Oil - Committee Against Measure O

Form 497 - Contribution Report

• Hermosa Beach Residents for a Better Tomorrow - Yes on Measure O - E&B
• Committee Against Hermosa Beach Oil Drilling, No on Measure O
• Stop Hermosa Beach Oil - Committee Against Measure O

Added after February 1, 2015

Form 496 - Independent Expenditure Report

Center for Biological Diversity - Rec'd 2-19-15

Form 497 - Contribution Report

Hermosa Beach Residents for a Better Tomorrow - Yes on Measure O - E&B

• Rec'd 2-9-15; Rec'd 2-10-15; Rec'd 2-19-15; Rec'd 2-27-15; Rec'd 3-3-15

Committee Against Hermosa Beach Oil Drilling.  No on Measure O (Huebscher)

Stop Hermosa Beach Oil - Committee Against Measure O

• Rec'd 1-29-2015, Rec'd 2-3-2015; Rec'd 2-7-2015; Rec'd 2-11-15; Rec'd 2-17-15; Rec'd 2-23-15; Rec'd 2-24-15

Surfrider Foundation - No on Measure O

• Rec'd 2-10-14; Rec'd 2-17-15; Rec'd 2-25-15; Rec'd 3-2-15; Rec'd 3-5-15

Form 460 - Campaign Statement

Hermosa Beach Residents for a Better Tomorrow - Yes on Measure O - E&B

• Rec'd 2-2-15; Rec'd 2-23-15

Stop Hermosa Beach Oil - No on Measure O

• Rec'd 2-17-15; Rec'd Amendment 2-17-15

Surfrider Foundation - No on Measure O

• Rec'd 2-10-15; Rec'd 2-23-15; Rec'd 3-3-15; Rec'd 5-5-15

Committee Against Hermosa Beach Oil Drilling.  No on Measure O (Huebscher)

• Rec'd 2-19-15

Form 410 - Statement of Organization    

Surfrider Foundation - No on Measure O

• Rec'd 2/11/15; Rec'd 5-5-15

November 5, 2013 General Election 

Election Results:

• City Council (3 seats) - Nanette Barragan, Carolyn Petty and Hany Fangary
• City Treasurer - Karen Nowicki
• Measure B - NO 
  • Shall an ordinance be adopted to incrementally, over a five-year period, reduce the post-midnight operating hours of specified businesses in the downtown area of Hermosa Beach? 

• Election Final Results 2013 (lavote.net) - see page 34 for Hermosa Beach results

Election Documentation

• Notice of Nominees for Public Office - October 7, 2013
• Notice of Election - Measures to be Voted On - October 7, 2013
• Measure B - Proposed Ordinance reducing the post-midnight operating hours of specified businesses in the downtown area of Hermosa Beach, California
• City Council Candidate Statement Forms

November 8, 2011 - General Election

Election Results

• City Council (2 seats) - Michael DiVirgilio and Peter Tucker
• City Clerk - Elaine Doerfling
• City Treasurer - David Cohn
• Measure N - YES
  • Shall an ordinance be adopted as recommended by the Business License Tax Review Committee, comprised of residents and business owners, and a unanimous City Council to simplify, update and restructure the City’s business license tax ordinance and offer incentives for new businesses?
• Measure Q - NO
  • Shall an ordinance be adopted as submitted by initiative petition to amend the City’s business license tax ordinance by modifying the amount of business license tax on restaurants and bars in order to increase tax revenue to the City?” 

• 2011 Election Results - City Summary
• Election Results (lavote.net) - see page 29 for Hermosa Beach results