• Culver City Elected Leaders •
Sydney Kamlager-Dove, U.S Congresswoman, District 37
Stephanie Loredo, CCUSD School Board President
Triston Ezidore, CCUSD School Board member and past President
Triston Ezidore, CCUSD School Board member and past President
Triston Ezidore, CCUSD School Board member and past President
Triston Ezidore, CCUSD School Board member and past President
Andrew Lachman, CCUSD Board Clerk
Triston Ezidore, CCUSD School Board member and past President
Triston Ezidore, CCUSD School Board member and past President
Freddy Puza, Culver City Mayor
Bubba Fish, Culver City Vice-Mayor
Bubba Fish, Culver City Vice-Mayor
Bubba Fish, Culver City Vice-Mayor
Bubba Fish, Culver City Vice-Mayor
Bubba Fish, Culver City Vice-Mayor
• Organizations •
Culver City Democratic Club
Los Angeles County Democratic Party
Culver City Democratic Club
Stonewall Young Democrats
Los Angeles County Democratic Party
Culver City Democratic Club
Los Angeles County Democratic Party
Los Angeles County Democratic Party
Los Angeles County Democratic Party
Westside Young Democrats
California Working Families Party
Los Angeles County Democratic Party
Los Angeles County Young Democrats
California Working Families Party
California Working Families Party
California Working Families Party
California Working Families Party
California Working Families Party
Our Culver
Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate*
Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate*
Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate*
Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate*
Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate*
Culver City Federation of Teachers
Association of Classified Employees - Culver City
Association of Classified Employees - Culver City
Association of Classified Employees - Culver City
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LA/OC Building Trades Council
Western States Carpenters
Western States Carpenters
Western States Carpenters
Western States Carpenters
• Other California Elected Leaders •
Steven Schwartz, former Culver City Board Member
Telly Tse, Glendale USD School Board member
Brian is a school board trustee any school district would be lucky to have - intelligent, collaborative, and thoughtful. Not only has CCUSD benefitted from his experience as an educator and labor leader, he has been a valuable resource to countless other trustees across the state.
Ingrid Gunnell, former Glendale USD School Board member and LA County Federation of Labor Sergeant-a
Brian is a former teacher and union president whom I came to know through CTA activism. He is thoughtful and understands public education from multiple perspectives. He leads with integrity and a clear vision for all students and district employees.
Ray Long, Culver City Federation of Teachers President
Justin Catalan, Lennox Teachers Association President
Bonnie Shatun, former CTA Board of Directors member
Brian is one of the most outstanding teachers and union leaders I have ever worked with. He was President of Lennox TA for many years and was a champion for his students and the educators he represented. Several times he was the one CTA chose to speak as a classroom teacher at press conferences on political and public education issues. He is now a CTA trainer in our Equity and Justice Department and works with human rights issues like inclusion and community schools.
Alton Reed, CWA Political Action Committee member and former LA County Federation of Labor Sergeant-
• CCUSD Parents and Community Members •
Heather Moses, Culver City Cultural Affairs Commission member
Bronwyn Jamrok, CCUSD parent
Brian sees the people behind the numbers. He recognizes the complex nature and long-term effects of School Board votes vs. voting based out of political expediency or band-aid solutions.
Gregory Jamrok, CCUSD parent
Meredith Johnson, CCUSD parent and bond/parcel tax superstar
Mila Moraga-Holtz, CCUSD parent and bond/parcel tax superstar
Debbie Hamme, retired Association of Classified Employees, Culver City President
Penny Sevoian, retired CTA field staff
Brian is a strong leader. As a former educator and someone who currently works as an education advocate, he understands schools, educators and school employees. Brian cares about making the right decisions for all students.
Tony Sevoian, hard-working CCUSD custodian
Sandy Schwartz, community member
Sameen Ahmadnia, CCUSD parent
Disa Lindgren, community member
Jeanne Black, community member
Dr. Brian Lucas, former CCUSD Superintendent
Rebecca Rona-Tuttle, member, Culver City Equity and Human Relations Advisory Committee
Rick Tuttle, community member and former LA City Controller
Gary Guthman, community member
I support Brian because he is an excellent candidate who works cooperatively with teachers, staff, parents, and students for quality education for all students in Culver City.
VK Shah, CCUSD parent
Cynthia Hart, community member
Pete Rockwell, community member
Gina Polesetsky, community member
Megan Oddest-Goodwin, CCUSD parent
Lindsey Crain, CCUSD parent and Special Education District Advisory Committee chair
Lissett Gonzalez, CCUSD parent
Claudia Vizcarra, community member
Wendy Hamil, CCUSD parent
Lindsay Angrisani, CCUSD parent
Jay Cox, CCUSD parent
Rob Cox, CCUSD parent
Andy Reilman, CCUSD parent
Violet Mendoza, CCUSD parent
Tiney Reiter, CCUSD parent
Eileen Pottinger, CCUSD parent and CCUSD teacher
Wade Pottinger, CCUSD parent
Maricruz Palacios Cebada, CCUSD parent
Maribel Santiago Martinez, CCUSD parent
Celestino Martinez, CCUSD parent
Ana Alvarado, CCUSD parent
Derek Lane, CCUSD parent
Palvi Muhammad, CCUSD parent and former Culver City Parks Commissioner
Holly Gable, CCUSD teacher
Tony Spano, CCUSD teacher
Joanne Nazarian, CCUSD parent
• Brian Endorses •
Yes on Measure AA
Richard Barrera for State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Yes on Proposition 3
Measure AA would provide the district with stable funding to do things the state's minimum LCFF funding and one-time grants can't - permanently expanded students services, offer more diverse academic opportunities, retain and attract the best teachers and other staff with competitive salaries and benefits, etc. Measure AA is an investmen
Measure AA would provide the district with stable funding to do things the state's minimum LCFF funding and one-time grants can't - permanently expanded students services, offer more diverse academic opportunities, retain and attract the best teachers and other staff with competitive salaries and benefits, etc. Measure AA is an investment in Culver City's future that will benefit everyone.
Yes on Proposition 3
Richard Barrera for State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Yes on Proposition 3
Much like Culver City's own Measure O a few years ago, Prop 3 is NOT a tax increase; Prop 3 maintains an EXISTING 1% marginal tax on California's highest incomes that has been in place for 14 years. Without this additional funding, schools across the state will be forced to cut up to 1 out of every 6 teachers. In Culver City, the loss w
Much like Culver City's own Measure O a few years ago, Prop 3 is NOT a tax increase; Prop 3 maintains an EXISTING 1% marginal tax on California's highest incomes that has been in place for 14 years. Without this additional funding, schools across the state will be forced to cut up to 1 out of every 6 teachers. In Culver City, the loss would amount to over $2 million in state funding every year.
Richard Barrera for State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Richard Barrera for State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Richard Barrera for State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Barrera has built a strong reputation in San Diego for improving student outcomes while working collaboratively with students, families, educators and unions. His opponent has spent her time on the Chino school board wasting precious district funds on lawsuits and personal vendettas again diversity and inclusion, targeting LGBTQIA studen
Barrera has built a strong reputation in San Diego for improving student outcomes while working collaboratively with students, families, educators and unions. His opponent has spent her time on the Chino school board wasting precious district funds on lawsuits and personal vendettas again diversity and inclusion, targeting LGBTQIA students and staff, and censoring books.