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  • PPCC Election Reports/ Notices -- 2016-2022

    Background Info June 6, 2022

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    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.

  • Technical Advisor Thanks

    Announcement September 8, 2016

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    The PPCC Election Committee thanks technical advisor Heather Cohen for designing the online voting system, programming surveys, and assisting with analysis and website integration for the 2016 election.

  • "Results" Data Sheet

    Report September 7, 2016

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    The Pacific Palisades Community Council held elections in 2016 for representatives across eight areas and at-large positions, with 1,237 valid ballots cast through online, provisional, and newspaper voting methods. Danielle Samulon, Sue Kohl, David Kaplan, Lou Kamer, and Quentin Fleming won contested seats, while Katie Braude, Peter Culhane, Rick Mills, Cathy Russell, and Reza Akef were elected unopposed.

  • Election Committee Report

    Election Notice September 7, 2016

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    The PPCC Election Committee announced the results of the 2016 board election with record voter turnout of 1,237 valid ballots, electing new Area and At-large Representatives effective October 1, 2016. The Committee also recommended several potential bylaws changes for future elections, including moving to online voting, revising household voting rules, and establishing campaign conduct guidelines.