Unofiicial DLANC results
Saturday, June 14
These are the unofficial results from the City Clerk's office as far as the election Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council election is concerned.
SHIRAZ Tangri only got 8 votes. Little Radio got O votes. Those who thought that they were a shoe in based on who they are and made no effort to get elected did not. That includes myself. If I had of known that the request for absentee ballots were in the DLANC office I would have probably received over 1000 votes, no kidding. The mailers did not go out either, so that was also a problem for those of us in Downtown. I have name recognition.
Anyway, I was one of the highest vote getters after Alex Cha.
My joy stems from the totals for the social service provider seats and the Central City East Resident Seat. We as residents now have proper representation on the DLANC Board. My work has paid off.
I am a little disappointed that Shannon Parker did not win a board seat. This was an opportunity to work on the issues of on site supportive housing as a resident with skid row housing trust and not just them by themselves.
But it is going to make it much easier now that Antoinette Falice will be able to take over the affordable housing committee as the board chair and pick a resident as the co-chair, if she so chooses , because then when we get that white paper going to begin to seek the social service dollars for the on-site services , there is no chance that those who are to distribute the money or their lawyers can claim that there is a conflict of interest since Shannon Parker is also a grant writer for Skid Row Housing Trust.
I am amazed at the amount of votes I received even though I did not campaign.
BY not winning a seat The board members are fair game and I can hold them accountable without fear of legal recourse, such as if I was on the board.
I can also continue to work on the issues in skid row and have back up on the board.
The biggest thing is that I will be able to complete this social networking site much sooner and start bringing in those millions sothat in two years I will have the resources to win.
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- ALAMEDA EAST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Michael Francesconi 2
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- BUNKER HILL
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Kenneth Chiu 12
Russell Chan 34
Danielle Reed 6
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- CITY WEST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Jerard Wright 6
Mamta Patel 6
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- CIVIC CENTER
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Stanley B. Michaels 45
George Brandon Martin 17
Daniel Swartz 3
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- CENTRAL CITY EAST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
General Jeff 34
Robert Donnell Lockhart 8
Jessyka Quintero-Mora 13
Yvette “Velvet” Victorian 5
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- FASHION DISTRICT
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
ANT 6
Peter Gurnz 1
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- HISTORIC
DOWNTOWN
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Dwight Johnson 10
Kris Sandheinrich 4
Patricia “Patti” Berman 25
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- SOUTH PARK
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Mary Wentz 9
Scott Bytof 9
Mark Tuori 2
Jesse Rhines 3
Maria Fadli 1
Marvin Fleming 0
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- ALAMEDA EAST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Lapchih Fan 0
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- CENTRAL CITY EAST/
TOY DISTRICT
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
James Doizaki 8
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- CITY WEST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
David Hurtado 2
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- DOWNTOWN CENTER
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Jon Toktas 74
Shiraz Tangri 8
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- FASHION DISTRICT
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Brandon Coburn 1
Robyn Horwitz 0
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- HISTORIC
DOWNTOWN
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Michael Delijani 73
Delaphine Carlisle 3
John Van Schaik 2
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- SOUTH PARK
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
William "Maxwell Billiēon” Moore 0
Michael “Mike” Pfeiffer 32
AREA-WIDE RESIDENT DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Jessica Jordan 77
Jerry Blackwell 18
Russell Brown 97
Johnathan Glover 21
AREA-WIDE RESIDENT ARTIST DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Dawna Nolan 6
Daveed Kapoor 0
Erik Dixon 1
AREA-WIDE BUSINESS DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Hal Bastian 87
Sanjeev Chowdhry 16
AREA-WIDE ARTS, CULTURAL &
EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS DIRECTOR
(A, C & E)
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Erglae “Jovie” Gomez 2
Shane Guffogg 43
Anna Danielle Duran 33
Edgar Varela 28
Victor Rodriguez 15
AREA-WIDE ARTS, CULTURAL &
EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS DIRECTOR
(A, C & E) PROFESSIONAL ARTIST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Brady Westwater 44
Adam Grant 0
AREA-WIDE WORK- FORCE DIRECTOR,
PRIVATE SECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Ashley Zarella 24
AREA-WIDE WORK- FORCE DIRECTOR,
PUBLIC SECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Sylvia Delgado 10
Gunnar Hand 66
AREA-WIDE HOMELESS RESIDENT
DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Henry Proctor 5
AREA-WIDE SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDER
DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Victor Moller 8
Shannon Parker 16
Antoinette Falice 32
Mai L. Lee 18
Elizabeth “Betsy” Kelly 14
Wendell Blassingame 44
AT-LARGE DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Akiliah Manuel Mills 32
Whitney H. Smith 56
Ashley Stracke 51
Lewis L. Wong 24
Don Garza 151
Alex Cha 256
SHIRAZ Tangri only got 8 votes. Little Radio got O votes. Those who thought that they were a shoe in based on who they are and made no effort to get elected did not. That includes myself. If I had of known that the request for absentee ballots were in the DLANC office I would have probably received over 1000 votes, no kidding. The mailers did not go out either, so that was also a problem for those of us in Downtown. I have name recognition.
Anyway, I was one of the highest vote getters after Alex Cha.
My joy stems from the totals for the social service provider seats and the Central City East Resident Seat. We as residents now have proper representation on the DLANC Board. My work has paid off.
I am a little disappointed that Shannon Parker did not win a board seat. This was an opportunity to work on the issues of on site supportive housing as a resident with skid row housing trust and not just them by themselves.
But it is going to make it much easier now that Antoinette Falice will be able to take over the affordable housing committee as the board chair and pick a resident as the co-chair, if she so chooses , because then when we get that white paper going to begin to seek the social service dollars for the on-site services , there is no chance that those who are to distribute the money or their lawyers can claim that there is a conflict of interest since Shannon Parker is also a grant writer for Skid Row Housing Trust.
I am amazed at the amount of votes I received even though I did not campaign.
BY not winning a seat The board members are fair game and I can hold them accountable without fear of legal recourse, such as if I was on the board.
I can also continue to work on the issues in skid row and have back up on the board.
The biggest thing is that I will be able to complete this social networking site much sooner and start bringing in those millions sothat in two years I will have the resources to win.
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- ALAMEDA EAST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Michael Francesconi 2
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- BUNKER HILL
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Kenneth Chiu 12
Russell Chan 34
Danielle Reed 6
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- CITY WEST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Jerard Wright 6
Mamta Patel 6
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- CIVIC CENTER
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Stanley B. Michaels 45
George Brandon Martin 17
Daniel Swartz 3
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- CENTRAL CITY EAST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
General Jeff 34
Robert Donnell Lockhart 8
Jessyka Quintero-Mora 13
Yvette “Velvet” Victorian 5
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- FASHION DISTRICT
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
ANT 6
Peter Gurnz 1
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- HISTORIC
DOWNTOWN
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Dwight Johnson 10
Kris Sandheinrich 4
Patricia “Patti” Berman 25
RESIDENT DIRECTOR- SOUTH PARK
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Mary Wentz 9
Scott Bytof 9
Mark Tuori 2
Jesse Rhines 3
Maria Fadli 1
Marvin Fleming 0
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- ALAMEDA EAST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Lapchih Fan 0
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- CENTRAL CITY EAST/
TOY DISTRICT
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
James Doizaki 8
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- CITY WEST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
David Hurtado 2
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- DOWNTOWN CENTER
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Jon Toktas 74
Shiraz Tangri 8
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- FASHION DISTRICT
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Brandon Coburn 1
Robyn Horwitz 0
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- HISTORIC
DOWNTOWN
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Michael Delijani 73
Delaphine Carlisle 3
John Van Schaik 2
BUSINESS DIRECTOR- SOUTH PARK
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
William "Maxwell Billiēon” Moore 0
Michael “Mike” Pfeiffer 32
AREA-WIDE RESIDENT DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Jessica Jordan 77
Jerry Blackwell 18
Russell Brown 97
Johnathan Glover 21
AREA-WIDE RESIDENT ARTIST DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Dawna Nolan 6
Daveed Kapoor 0
Erik Dixon 1
AREA-WIDE BUSINESS DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Hal Bastian 87
Sanjeev Chowdhry 16
AREA-WIDE ARTS, CULTURAL &
EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS DIRECTOR
(A, C & E)
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Erglae “Jovie” Gomez 2
Shane Guffogg 43
Anna Danielle Duran 33
Edgar Varela 28
Victor Rodriguez 15
AREA-WIDE ARTS, CULTURAL &
EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS DIRECTOR
(A, C & E) PROFESSIONAL ARTIST
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Brady Westwater 44
Adam Grant 0
AREA-WIDE WORK- FORCE DIRECTOR,
PRIVATE SECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Ashley Zarella 24
AREA-WIDE WORK- FORCE DIRECTOR,
PUBLIC SECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Sylvia Delgado 10
Gunnar Hand 66
AREA-WIDE HOMELESS RESIDENT
DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Henry Proctor 5
AREA-WIDE SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDER
DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Victor Moller 8
Shannon Parker 16
Antoinette Falice 32
Mai L. Lee 18
Elizabeth “Betsy” Kelly 14
Wendell Blassingame 44
AT-LARGE DIRECTOR
CANDIDATE VOTES CAST
Akiliah Manuel Mills 32
Whitney H. Smith 56
Ashley Stracke 51
Lewis L. Wong 24
Don Garza 151
Alex Cha 256
