In Compton’s Nov 2024 election, turnout was strikingly low—just 16.8% voted for City Clerk and 16.4% on Measure CA. With 45,379 registered voters, over 83% didn’t vote. In Districts 1 and 4, only 2,219 and 1,807 ballots were cast. These numbers highlight a critical need for greater civic engagement.

Two weeks after the Nov. 5 election, a few races in Los Angeles County are still too tight to call (as reported on Daily Breeze ). State...

Congratulations to Laura Richardson, the winner of the November 5, 2024, California State Senate District 35 Election. Your dedication...

Congratulations to the winners of the November 5, 2024, Compton City General Municipal Election. Your dedication and commitment to public...

Here’s where measures in Compton stand after an update to early returns released at about 12:45 a.m. Wednesday. All percentages were...

With just a few days left to vote, we urge a NO vote on MEASURE CA  for reasons outlined on our website: Vote NO on Compton Measure CA...

On November 5th, 2024, the residents of Compton will face a critical decision that could reshape our city’s governance forever. Measure...

Regarding any possible concerns voiced by Compton voters about the ACCOUNTABILITY of an elected City Attorney in Compton, we would...

Honorable Eric Perrodin , Compton City Attorney and former Mayor, has joined the Citizens Coalition for Change in opposing Measure CA....

Vote NO on Proposition 5! Avoid Increased Property Taxes! On the 2024 California ballot, if passed Proposition 5  has the potential to...