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Mississippi has significantly higher rates of drug use, mental illness, unemployment, and poverty than California. But homelessness there is a whopping 10x lower, because at the end of the day homelessness comes down to whether someone can afford to pay the rent.

We wish City of Santa Monica took these bike lane violations more seriously. We spend millions of dollars of new bike infrastructure but then don't bother to ensure that cyclists can reliably use it.

A lot of public support persists as well. And once the project is done - and 1,000+ new residents join our community - there will be even more people who will be glad these homes were built.

The Coastal Commision makes it quite difficult to build new housing along the coast in Santa Monica and often works against local goals such as making our Downtown less auto-centric and more pedestrian friendly. We agree that serious reform is needed. Ben Allen Rick Chavez Zbur

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Hold up - Santa Monica’s MAYOR says his own city is unsafe? He should do something about it then! Clearly, “the buck stops here” doesn’t apply in Santa Monica right now.

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Hey Phil Brock you see this? What do you think?

These four candidates are who we need to make Santa Monica an inclusive, pro-housing city. Please like, share, and send to your Santa Monica friends!

Phil Brock is the Mayor of Santa Monica. He IS the establishment. If you think crime is a problem and City Hall is ignoring you, it doesn’t make much sense to vote for Phil Brock again.

Or we could just let people build housing.

This group is endorsing the incumbent Mayor and the coalition currently in charge of Santa Monica politics and thinks they’ll be able to make change. It’s nonsense. If you want change, vote Dan, Natalya, Barry, and Ellis.

How will they fund them? Where will the money come from? The “Safer Santa Monica Slate” hasn’t said. Meanwhile, the only item on the ballot which would ACTUALLY fund public safety was introduced by Jesse Zwick. Jesse has endorsed Dan, Natalya, Barry, and Ellis.

There’s a lot of hot air around this election but only four candidates with a real plan - Barry, Dan, Ellis, and Natalya. For a safe, inclusive, and sustainable Santa Monica, vote for Barry, Dan, Ellis, Natalya, and YES on Measure K.