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  • PPCC Election Reports/Notices -- from 2024

    Background Info July 27, 2024

    GovernanceElections

    This collection contains Pacific Palisades Community Council election documents from 2024, including notices of nomination, candidate information, statements, election procedures, and final results reports. The materials span from July through September 2024 and document the complete election process from candidate recruitment through final vote tallies.

  • Updated Election FAQ 2024

    Background Info July 26, 2024

    GovernanceElections

    The PPCC Elections Committee 2024 FAQ document provides voting instructions for the electronic ballot, which opens August 16 at 8:00 a.m. and closes August 30 at 9:00 p.m. on the PPCC website. Eligible voters include residents, property owners, and business operators, who can vote for Area representatives and/or At-large representatives with the flexibility to vote for one or both positions.

  • PPCC Election Reports/ Notices -- 2016-2022

    Background Info June 6, 2022

    GovernanceElections

    This collection contains Pacific Palisades Community Council election reports, notices, candidate statements, and results data sheets from four election cycles spanning 2016 to 2022. The documents include election committee reports, candidate information, voting procedures, and final vote tallies for each election year.

  • Officers' Election Summary

    Background Info July 10, 2020

    GovernanceElections

    This document explains PPCC's officer election process, in which a Nominating Committee recommends candidates and the board votes on officers annually, with terms beginning July 11. The document clarifies that this process is consistent with most WRAC member-councils and typical governing boards, while noting that community members can run for and vote on nine elected representative seats on the board.