Here are the preliminary election results. Congratulations to the winning candidates and all the candidates who ran.
Please Note:This election is not official and certified until 30 days after the day of election. This allows the City of Los Angeles to do a proper audit of the election and process any election protests that may have been filed.
The Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council will be holding an election on Saturday, March 1, 9 am- 1pm at Shepherd of the Hills Church, 19700 Rinaldi St.
22 stakeholders have filed to run for five seats that will be up for election for four year terms as At Large Board Members. Stakeholders are defined as those who live, work, or own property in the neighborhood and also to those who declare a stake in the neighborhood and affirm the factual basis for it. Board Members are expected to attend monthly meetings and focus on making on a difference in an issue of importance to Porter Ranch.
Now is the time to consider who you may want to vote for. Read Candidate Profiles and Information at the EmpowerLA Elections Page.
The PRNC is an officially elected City of Los Angeles volunteer board whose objective is to represent our community in City matters. The Council works closely with our City Councilmember Mitchell Englander to implement our recommendations on traffic, parking, land use development, bike lanes and more. Each candidate will be elected for a four year term. With all the potential growth in Porter Ranch, the next four years are especially important and you will want to hear from and choose the best candidates. We look forward to seeing you at the Candidate Forum.
You may contact our Election Chair ethanturer [at] prnc.org (Ethan Turer) or Outreach Chair Sean O'Rourke with questions.
