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Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Chapter Urges Ceasefire, Solidarity Against Slaughter
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To minimize the likelihood of such escalation, and its costs in innocent lives, ADA SoCal urges the prompt release by Hamas of all civilian hostages, beginning with the immediate and unconditional release of children, the elderly and the medically infirm.
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Whereas an escalation of bombing or attempted occupation of Gaza risks a wider war involving other Middle East actors, ADA SoCal stands with the United Nations and world opinion in calling for an immediate cessation of bombing of civilian targets and orders for mass evacuations.
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Whereas no party can effectively bomb its way to a lasting peace or stable security, ADA SoCal urges Congress to take a measured and carefully critical position on expanding military assistance to Israel, limiting that aid to purely defensive weaponry and not to providing equipment likely to be used against civilian populations.
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Whereas such an escalation and the likelihood of U.S. forces being drawn in is increasingly apparent and a serious danger to Americans, both military and civilian, at home and abroad, ADA SoCal commends and supports the courageous call of some 18 progressive and peace-minded Congress members for a cease-fire, and condemns the unscrupulous campaign of propaganda suggesting that their stance constitutes "antisemitism."
- Such accusations of prejudice are not only groundless but inhibit those honestly searching for alternatives to slaughter and toward a road toward peace. We urge members of Congress who have not yet joined the cease-fire call to do so.
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Whereas the seeds of antisemitism and of Islamophobia linger just below the surface in America as in many countries, the escalation of Israeli-Arab conflict in the Middle East poses a threat to Jewish and Muslim Americans, a secondary but important reason for the U.S. government and all Americans to bend their utmost efforts toward a peaceful and just solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Endorsements for the March 5 th 2024 Primary Election
District 23: Derek Marshall
District 28: Judy Chu
District 29: Angelica Dueñas
District 30: Laura Friedman
District 32: Chris Ahuja
District 34: David Kim
District 36: Ted Lieu
District 37: Sydney Kamlager-Dove
District 38: Linda T. Sanchez
District 39: Mark Takano
District 43: Maxine Waters
District 44: Nanette Barragán
•Assembly:
District 44: Nick Schultz
District 52: Genesis Coronado
District 55: Isaac Bryan
District 57: BabaAkili
District 62: María Estrada
• Los Angeles Board of Supervisors:
Seat 2: Holly Mitchell
Seat 4: Janice Hahn
Seat 5: Konstantine Anthony
George Gascón
Office 12: Lynn Diane Olson
Seat 3 - Scott Schmerelson
Seat 5 – Fidencio Gallardo
• Los Angeles City Council
District 2: Jillian Burgos
District 8: Marqueece Harris-Dawson
District 10: Aura Vazquez
District 12: Serena Olberstein
District 14: Ysabel Jurado
40 th District:
Betty Doumas-Toto
Michelle Fowle
Melissa Garcia Mardoyan
Renay Grace Rodriguez
Isaac Lieberman
Margret Finnstrom
Christine LaMonica
Todd Jones
Clifford Tasner
Angélica Dueñas
Amy Sue Fall
Karen Almanza
44 th District:
Carolyn M. Hoff
Shanna Ingalsbee
Alton F. Reed
Joyce M. Rubin
Bonnie Shaun
Jerilyn V. Stapleton
Analisa Swan
48th District:
Denis P. Recendes
49th District:
Paul Cole Padilla
Melissa Mia Michelson
Deana Igelsrud
Isabel Storey
Michael Soloff
51st District:
Deana Igelsrud
Isabel Storey
Michael Soloff
Danielle Wilson
Eddie Mendoza
52nd District:
Jessica Craven
Koreen Ceea
Nico Gardner Serna
Dr. Rocio Rivas
Luis López
Rocio Rivas
Mia Livas Porter
Jeanine Rohn
55th District:
Sarah Roos
Leah Pressman
Lindsay Carlson
65th District:
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair
Carrie Scoville
66th District:
Wade Martin Kyle
Maggie Hoyt
Michelle Henderson
69th District:
Christopher Duval
Joseph Luis Piñon
Monica Ratliff
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Support Raphael Warnock for US Senate
Help make calls to Georgia to provide frequent Black Voters with their early voting locations, among other details on how to vote in the December 6, 2022 Raphael Warnock vs. Hershel Walker Senate runoff election. Early voting starts on November 28th!
Getting Senator Warnock re-elected and having a 51 to 49 advantage will make a significant difference in the balance of power.
If Reverend Warnock wins the December 2nd Senate run-off, Democrats will have a majority on all Senate committees – that majority is essential for judiciary appointments, cabinet appointments, and for discharging petitions out of Senate committees.
Having that 51st senator will also make Machin irrelevant.
Your calls to frequent Black voters can make all the difference in what promises to be a close run-off election.
Southern California Americans for Democratic Action is partnering with the Center for Common Ground, the Atlanta NAACP and the Grass Roots Election Protection Coalition to make sure that Senator Warnock returns to the U.S. Senate.
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ADA SoCal Endorsements
Here is the list of endorsements for the November 8th, 2022 Election.
Please refer here to the Endorsements Link ,on it you'll find HOW WE MAKE OUR ENDORSEMENTS.
Click here for printable Endorsements Document
State Administrators
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Tony Thurmond
Board of Equalization Member District 3: Tony Vazquez
U.S House of Representatives
District 27: Christy Smith
District 28: Judy Chu
District 29: Angelica Deuñas
District 33: Ted Lieu
District 34: David Kim
District 37: Sydney Kamlager
District 38: Linda Sanchez
District 40: Asif MahmoodDistrict 20: Caroline Menjivar
District 24: Ben Allen
District 26: Maria Elena Durazo
California State Assembly
District 50: Eloise Reyes
District 51: Louis Abramson
District 52: Miguel Santiago
District 57: Reggie Jones Sawyer
District 62: Maria Estrada
District 65: Fatima Iqbal-Zubair
Office#3 Sherilyn Peace Garrette
Office#60 Anna Reitano
Office#67 Elizabeth Lashley-Haynes
Office#70 Holly Hancock
Office#118 Carol Jiyoung Park
Office#151 Patrick Hare
LAUSD
District 2: Rocio Rivas
District 6: Kelly Gonez
Los Angeles Community College District:
Seat 2:
Steve Veres
Seat 7:
Nancy Pearlman
Los Angeles City Mayor: Karen Bass
Los Angeles City Council
District 5: Katy Young Yaroslavsky
District 11:Erin Darling
District 13:Hugo Soto Martinez
District 15: Danielle Sandoval
Montebello School Board
Ballot Measures
• Proposition 1 – Right to Reproductive Freedom – Yes
• Proposition 26 – In-person Sports Wagering – No
• Proposition 27 – Online Sports Wagering – No
• Proposition 28 – Additional Funding for Arts & Music Education – Yes
• Proposition 29 – Licensed Medical Professionals at Kidney Dialysis Clinics – Yes
• Proposition 30 – Tax on Millionaires for Air Pollution Reduction – Yes
• Proposition 31 – Prohibit Sale of Flavored Tobacco Products – Yes
• LA County Measure A – Remove a Sheriff for Just Cause – Yes
• LA County Measure C – County Cannabis tax – No
• Pasadena Measure H – rent control, “just cause” evictions – Yes
• LA City Measure LH – Additional Low income housing – Yes
• LA City Measure SP – Parks & Recreation Facilities Parcel Tax – Yes
• LA City Measure ULA – Affordable Housing & Tenant Assistance – Yes
• LA Measure LA – Community College Safety, Repair & Job Training - Yes
Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón
Speaks at at ADA SoCal Zoom Meeting
LA County D. A. George Gascón speaks at the ADA SoCal Board Meeting 4/6/21. He spoke about his progressive values in dealing with Public Safety and his approach to Law Enforcement. Los Angeles County D.A George Gascón Click Image to watch the YouTube meeting
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