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Group says it has enough signatures to force L.A. Councilman Mike Bonin recall vote
Author: @Trigger
Date: 11-13-2021 - 10:31
"In the L.A. area, most of the residents of the People's Republic of Santa Monica are so wacked out on liberalism and leftism that they just look the other way at all of the homeless detritus and subscribe to that "anything goes" attitude"
NOV. 10, 2021 UPDATED 7:42 PM
District voters looking to oust Los Angeles City Councilman Mike Bonin said Wednesday it has submitted more than 39,000 signatures in support of its recall measure — a number proponents believe is enough to qualify for the ballot.
Under the city’s election rules, the Recall Bonin 2021 campaign must turn in more than 27,000 valid signatures from registered voters in Bonin’s coastal district, which stretches from Los Angeles International Airport north to Pacific Palisades.
The city clerk will determine in the coming weeks whether those petitions have enough signatures to trigger a special recall election.
Katrina Schmitt, a recall proponent who lives in Venice, said the large number of signatures shows that voters in Bonin’s district have run out of patience with homelessness, crime and a lack of responsiveness from the councilman’s office.
NOV. 10, 2021 UPDATED 7:42 PM
District voters looking to oust Los Angeles City Councilman Mike Bonin said Wednesday it has submitted more than 39,000 signatures in support of its recall measure — a number proponents believe is enough to qualify for the ballot.
Under the city’s election rules, the Recall Bonin 2021 campaign must turn in more than 27,000 valid signatures from registered voters in Bonin’s coastal district, which stretches from Los Angeles International Airport north to Pacific Palisades.
The city clerk will determine in the coming weeks whether those petitions have enough signatures to trigger a special recall election.
Katrina Schmitt, a recall proponent who lives in Venice, said the large number of signatures shows that voters in Bonin’s district have run out of patience with homelessness, crime and a lack of responsiveness from the councilman’s office.
