Residents and Elected Officials Agree: “NO” on Measure E!
“We should not allow Redondo Beach to be taken over by a special interst. Starts with this, what is next?”
“If they start with this, what do we expect them to do with sales to our youth? We need to act now -protect our local laws.”
“I have fought special interests since day one being in office. You take a stand and never stop.”
“No outside special interest should tell us how we should run our city. This measure is purely for a Long Beach pot dealer’s monetary benefit. Not ours.”
“First cannabis, then recall. What’s next? We all agree in this City that this type of influence is bad!”
“Measure E robs the City of Redondo Beach of tax revenue that could be used for vital services, upgrades of parks and capital improvement projects. Just say NO to outside special interests”
“They’re trying to recall me because I called out their self-serving, no
revenue initiative, Measure E. We need to send Elliot Lewis away from
Redondo and refocus on improving our city.”
revenue initiative, Measure E. We need to send Elliot Lewis away from
Redondo and refocus on improving our city.”
“I am strongly against Measure E. Please vote No. Tax dollars should be spent on police, parks and roads, not on policing the illegal proliferation of marijuana stores that will invade our City. Join me and my neighbors in saying NO ON MEASURE E.”
Christian Horvath, City of Redondo Beach Council member
Laura Emdee, City of Redondo Beach Council member
- Dr. Tristy Shaw, signer of arguments against.
- Julie Young, Parent & signer of ballot arguments against
- Gale Steubs Hazeltine, Planning Commissioner & signer of ballot arguments against
- Sheila Lamb, Planning Commissioner
- Jonathan Colin, resident
- Eugene Solomon, Budget & Finance Commissioner
- Robb Gaddis, Budget & Finance Commissioner
Jeff Ginsburg, former City Council member