The Miracle Mile Democratic Club generally only endorses in races and ballot measures that appear on the ballot in at least a part of the club’s geographic area of interest, as defined in our bylaws. (The Miracle Mile Democratic Club may also make endorsements for offices in the California Democratic Party and the Los Angeles County Democratic Party whose districts meet this requirement.)
The Miracle Mile Democratic Club may initiate endorsement proceedings for races or ballot measures that do not meet this geographic requirement only upon a two-thirds vote of either the Executive Board or of members voting at a duly noticed meeting of the membership.
If you would like to be considered for an endorsement by the Miracle Mile Democratic Club, please contact us here.
You may view past endorsements by the Miracle Mile Democratic Club below. Bolded candidates and propositions signify wins.
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2022 General Election Endorsements
For more information on the Miracle Mile Democratic Club's Endorsement Process or to view all previous club endorsements, view our Endorsements page.
The State of California will hold its GENERAL election on November 8, 2022. PLEASE note Vote By Mail (VBM) ballots will be mailed out on October 10th to all registered voters. To learn more about your voting options go to LAVote.net!
UNITED STATES SENATE
United States Senate: Alex Padilla ELECTED
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Congressional District 30: Adam Schiff ELECTED
Congressional District 34: Jimmy Gomez ELECTED
Congressional District 36: Ted Lieu ELECTED
STATEWIDE OFFICES
Governor: Gavin Newsom ELECTED
Lieutenant Governor: Eleni Kounalakis ELECTED
Attorney General: Rob Bonta ELECTED
Secretary of State: Dr. Shirley Weber ELECTED
Treasurer: Fiona Ma ELECTED
Insurance Commissioner: Ricardo Lara ELECTED
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Tony Thurmond ELECTED
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Board of Equalization District 3: Tony Vazquez ELECTED
STATE SENATE
Senate District 24: Ben Allen ELECTED
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
2022 Primary Endorsements
The State of California will hold its PRIMARY election on June 7, 2022. PLEASE note all registered voters will be receiving a Vote By Mail (VBM) ballot May 9th. To learn more about your voting options go to LAVote.net!
UNITED STATES SENATE
United States Senate: Alex Padilla
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Congressional District 30: Adam Schiff
Congressional District 34: Jimmy Gomez
Congressional District 36: Ted Lieu
STATEWIDE OFFICES
Governor: Gavin Newsom
Lieutenant Governor: Eleni Kounalakis
Attorney General: Rob Bonta
Secretary of State: Dr. Shirley Weber
Treasurer: Fiona Ma
State Controller: Ron Galperin
Insurance Commissioner: Ricardo Lara
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Tony Thurmond
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Board of Equalization District 3: Tony Vazquez
STATE SENATE
Senate District 24: Ben Allen
Senate District 26: Maria Elena Durazo
STATE ASSEMBLY
Assembly District 54: Miguel Santiago
Assembly District 55: Isaac Bryan
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Los Angeles County Assessor: Jeff Prang
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
2020 General Endorsements
The State of California will hold its general election on November 3, 2020. PLEASE note all registered voters will be receiving a Vote By Mail (VBM) ballot October 5th. To learn more about your voting options go to LAVote.net!
Los Angeles County
- Los Angeles County Supervisor District 2: Holly Mitchell
Ballot Propositions
- LA County Measure J (Re-Imagine LA County) YES
- LAUSD Measure RR (LAUSD Bond Measure) YES
- Proposition 14 (Funding for Stem Cell Research) YES
- Proposition 15 (Schools and Communities First): YES
- Proposition 16 (Repeal Prop 209) YES
- Proposition 17 (Allows Parolees to Vote) YES
- Proposition 18 (Allows 17-Year Olds who Will be 18 by the Time of the Election to Vote in the Primary) YES
- Proposition 19 (Changes Prop 13 Transfer and Inheritance Rules) YES
- Proposition 20 (Rolls Back Props 47 and 57) NO
- Proposition 21 (Expands Local Governments' Authority to Enact Rent Control) YES
- Proposition 22 (Rolls Back AB5 as to Uber and Lyft) NO
- Proposition 23 (Requires Doctors On-site at Dialysis Clinics) YES
- Proposition 24 (Expand California Consumer Privacy Act) YES
- Proposition 25 (Repeal Cash Bail) YES
West Hollywood City Council
- West Hollywood City Council: Sepi Shyne, John Erickson
Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees
- Seat 1: Andra Hoffman
- Seat 3: David Vela
- Seat 5: Nichelle Henderson
- Seat 7: Mike Fong
City of Los Angeles
- LA City Council District 4: David Ryu
- LA City Council District 10: Mark Ridley-Thomas
2020 Primary Endorsements
The State of California will hold its primary election on March 3, 2020. Go to LAVote.net to find your polling place!
United States House and Senate
- Congressional District 28: Adam Schiff
- Congressional District 33: Ted Lieu
- Congressional District 34: Jimmy Gomez
- Congressional District 37: Karen Bass
California State
- Assembly District 50: Richard Bloom
- Assembly District 53: Miguel Santiago
- Assembly District 54: Sydney Kamlager-Dove
Los Angeles County
- Los Angeles County Supervisor District 2: Holly Mitchell
Los Angeles County Democratic Party Central Committee AD50
- Steve Bott
- Ilissa Gold*(Please note if you are voting absentee, Ilissa's name is on the second page)
- Mark R. Edwards
- Rachel Bracker
- Susan Sheu
- Nick Greif
- Murtaza Mogri
Los Angeles Superior Court Judges
- Office 42: Linda L. Sun
- Office 72: Steve Morgan
- Office 76: Emily Cole
- Office 80: David A. Berger
- Office 97:Sherry Lynn Powell
- Office 129:Kenneth M. Fuller
- Office 145: Adan Montalban
- Office 150:Tom Parsekian
- Office 162:Scott Andrew Yang
Los Angeles Unified School District
- LAUSD District 1: George McKenna
City of Los Angeles
- Council District 4: No Consensus
- Council District 10: No Consensus
2018
The State of California will hold its general election on November 6, 2018.
United States House and Senate
- United States Senate: Kevin De León
- Congressional District 28: Adam Schiff
- Congressional District 33: Ted Lieu
- Congressional District 34: Jimmy Gomez
- Congressional District 37: Karen Bass
California State
- Governor: Gavin Newsom
- Lt. Governor: No Endorsement
- Attorney General: Xavier Becerra
- Insurance Commissioner: Ricardo Lara
- Superintendent of Public Instruction: Tony Thurmond
- Treasurer: Fiona Ma
- Secretary of State: Alex Padilla
- Controller: Betty Yee
- State Senate District 24: Maria Elena Durazo
- State Senate District 26: Ben Allen
- State Senate District 30: Holly Mitchell
- Assembly District 50: Richard Bloom
- Assembly District 53: Miguel Santiago
- Assembly District 54: Sydney Kamlager-Dove
California Statewide Ballot Measures
- Proposition 1: Yes
- Proposition 2: Yes
- Proposition 3: No
- Proposition 4: Yes
- Proposition 5: No
- Proposition 6: No
- Proposition 7: Yes
- Proposition 8: Yes
- Proposition 10: Yes
- Proposition 11: No
- Proposition 12: Yes
Los Angeles County
- Los Angeles Count Sheriff: Alex Villanueva
- Los Angeles County Supervisor District 3: Sheila Kuehl
- Los Angeles County Assessor: Jeff Prang
Los Angeles Superior Court Judges
- Office 4: Veronica Sauceda
- Office 16: Patricia “Patti” Hunter
- Office 20: Wendy Segall
- Office 63: No Consensus
- Office 60: Tony J. Cho
- Office 67: Hon. Maria Lucy Armendariz
- Office 71: No Endorsement
- Office 113: Javier Perez
- Office 118: David D. Diamond
- Office 126: Rene Caldwell Gilbertson
- Office 146: Hon. Armando Duron
The State of California held its primary election on June 5, 2018.
United States House and Senate
- United States Senate: Kevin De León
- Congressional District 28: Adam Schiff
- Congressional District 33: Ted Lieu
- Congressional District 34: Jimmy Gomez
- Congressional District 37: Karen Bass
California State
- Governor: No Consensus
- Lt. Governor: No Endorsement
- Attorney General: Dave Jones
- Insurance Commissioner: Ricardo Lara
- Superintendent of Public Instruction: Tony Thurmond
- Treasurer: Fiona Ma
- Secretary of State: Alex Padilla
- Controller: Betty Yee
- Board of Equalization, Seat 3: Scott Svonkin
- State Senate District 24: Maria Elena Durazo
- State Senate District 26: Ben Allen
- State Senate District 30: Holly Mitchell
- Assembly District 50: Richard Bloom
- Assembly District 53: Miguel Santiago
- Assembly District 54: Sydney Kamlager-Dove
California Statewide Ballot Measures
- Proposition 68: YES
- Proposition 69: YES
- Proposition 70: NO
- Proposition 71: YES
- Proposition 72: YES
Los Angeles County
- Los Angeles County Supervisor District 3: Sheila Kuehl
- Los Angeles County Assessor: Jeff Prang
Los Angeles Superior Court Judges
- Office 4: Veronica Sauceda
- Office 16: Patricia “Patti” Hunter
- Office 20: Wendy Segall
- Office 63: No Consensus
- Office 60: Tony J. Cho
- Office 67: Hon. Maria Lucy Armendariz
- Office 71: No Endorsement
- Office 113: Javier Perez
- Office 118: David D. Diamond
- Office 126: Rene Caldwell Gilbertson
- Office 146: Hon. Armando Duron
2017
The County of Los Angeles held its consolidated municipal and special elections on March 7, 2017. The runoff municipal election will be held on May 16, 2017.
- Los Angeles Mayor: Eric Garcetti
- Los Angeles City Controller: Ron Galperin
- Los Angeles City Attorney: Mike Feuer
- Los Angeles City Council District 5: Paul Koretz
- LA Unified School Board District 4: Steve Zimmer
- LA Community College Board Seat 2: Steve Veres
- LA Community College Board Seat 4: Dallas Denise Fowler
- LA Community College Board Seat 6: No Consensus
- YES on LA County Measure H
- YES on LA City Measure M
- NO on LA City Measure N
- YES on LA City Measure P
- NO on LA City Measure S
The City of West Hollywood held their city council elections on March 7, 2017.
- West Hollywood City Council (2 Seats): John Heilman and No Endorsement
California's 34th Congressional District held a special primary election to fill a vacant congressional seat on April 4, 2017.
- Congressional District 34: Raymond Meza
The City of Los Angeles will hold its general municipal elections on May 16, 2017.
- LA Unified School Board District 4: Steve Zimmer
- NO on LA City Charter Amendment C
California's 34th Congressional District will hold a special general election on June 6, 2017.
- Congressional District 34: Jimmy Gomez
2016
The State of California held its primary election on June 7, 2016.
- United States Senate: Kamala Harris
- Congressional District 33: Ted Lieu
- Congressional District 34: Xavier Becerra
- Congressional District 37: Karen Bass
- Assembly District 50: Richard Bloom
- Assembly District 53: Miguel Santiago
- County Committee AD50: Joe Cislowski, Ilissa Gold, Michael Kapp, Paul Koretz, Evelyn Metoyer-Williams
- County Committee AD54: Andrew DeBlock, Dallas Fowler, Jonathan Friedman, Jackie Hawthorne, Jimmie Woods Gray
The State of California held its general election on November 8, 2016.
- President of the United States: Hillary Clinton
- United States Senate: Kamala Harris
- Congressional District 33: Ted Lieu
- Congressional District 34: Xavier Becerra
- Congressional District 37: Karen Bass
- Assembly District 50: Richard Bloom
- Assembly District 53: Miguel Santiago
- YES on Proposition 51
- YES on Proposition 52
- NO on Proposition 53
- NO on Proposition 54
- YES on Proposition 55
- YES on Proposition 56
- YES on Proposition 57
- YES on Proposition 58
- YES on Proposition 59
- NO on Proposition 60
- NO ENDORSEMENT on Proposition 61
- YES on Proposition 62
- YES on Proposition 63
- YES on Proposition 64
- NO on Proposition 65
- NO on Proposition 66
- YES on Proposition 67
- YES on LA County Measure A
- YES on LA County Measure M
- YES on LA City Proposition HHH
- YES on LA City Initiative Ordinance JJJ
- NO on LA City Charter Amendment RRR
- YES on LA City Charter Amendment SSS
- YES on LACCD Measure CC
2015
The City of Los Angeles held their municipal primary elections on March 3, 2015. The general election was held on May 19, 2015.
- LA City Council District 4: (No Consensus in Primary) Carolyn Ramsay
- LA Unified School District 1: George McKenna
- LA Community College Board Seat 1: Andra Hoffman
- LA Community College Board Seat 3: Sydney Kamlager
- LA Community College Board Seat 5: Scott Svonkin
- LA Community College Board Seat 7: Mike Fong
- YES on Los Angeles City Charter Amendment 1
- YES on Los Angeles City Charter Amendment 2
The City of West Hollywood held their city council elections on March 3, 2015.
- West Hollywood City Council: John Heilman and Lindsey Horvath
The City of West Hollywood held a special election to fill a city council seat on June 2, 2015.
- West Hollywood City Council: John Heilman
2014
The State of California held its primary election on June 3, 2014.
- Governor: Jerry Brown
- Lt. Governor: Gavin Newsom
- Attorney General: Kamala D. Harris
- Secretary of State: NO CONSENSUS
- State Controller: John A. Pérez
- Insurance Commissioner: Dave Jones
- Superintendent of Public Instruction: Tom Torlakson
- Treasurer: John Chiang
- Congressional District 4: Xavier Becerra
- Congressional District 37: Karen Bass
- State Senate District 24: Kevin de León
- State Senate District 30: Holly Mitchell
- State Assembly District 50: Richard Bloom
- State Assembly District 54: Sebastian Ridley-Thomas
- County Supervisor District 3: Sheila Kuehl
- County Assessor: Jeffrey Prang
The State of California held its general election on November 4, 2014.
- Governor: Jerry Brown
- Lt. Governor: Gavin Newsom
- Attorney General: Kamala D. Harris
- Secretary of State: Alex Padilla
- State Controller: Betty Yee
- Insurance Commissioner: Dave Jones
- Superintendent of Public Instruction: Tom Torlakson
- Treasurer: John Chiang
- Congressional District 4: Xavier Becerra
- Congressional District 37: Karen Bass
- State Senate District 24: Kevin de León
- State Senate District 26: Ben Allen
- State Senate District 30: Holly Mitchell
- State Assembly District 50: Richard Bloom
- State Assembly District 54: Sebastian Ridley-Thomas
- County Supervisor District 3: Sheila Kuehl
- County Assessor: Jeffrey Prang
- YES on Proposition 1
- YES on Proposition 2
- YES on Proposition 45
- YES on Proposition 47
- YES on Proposition 48
2013
The City of Los Angeles held its primary municipal election on March 5, 2013. The runoff municipal election was held on May 21, 2013.
- Los Angeles Mayor: Eric Garcetti
- Los Angeles City Controller: Ron Galperin
- Los Angeles City Attorney: Mike Feuer
- Los Angeles City Councilmember: Paul Koretz
- Los Angeles Community College Board, District 6: David Vela
- Yes on Prop C
- Yes on Prop D
- No on Prop E
- No on Prop F
Following Curren Price's election to the Los Angeles City Council, California State Senate District 26 became vacant. A special election was called for September 17, 2013. With only two candidates running, there was no runoff.
- State Senate District 26: Holly Mitchell
Following Holly Mitchell's election to the California State Senate, State Assembly District 54 became vacant. A special election was called for December 3, 2013. The winning candidate won more than 50% of the vote, so there was no runoff.
- State Assembly District 54: Sebastian Ridley-Thomas