A tentative field of 27 candidates filed paperwork by the Feb. 12 deadline to run for mayor of Los Angeles in the June 7 election.
But not all candidates who filed will automatically end up on the ballot. Prospective candidates must gather a minimum of 500 valid signatures from voters, but candidates who collect at least 1,000 signatures will avoid a $300 filing fee.
Other candidates who have filed declarations of intent to run, but have not yet filed their nominating petitions, are:— social justice advocate and Echo Park Neighborhood Council member Alex Gruenenfelder Smith;— self-described business owner John “Jsamuel” Jackson;— self-described entrepreneur Douglas Paul Nichols;
— William “Rodriguez” Morrison, who was a Republican candidate in 2017 for the U.S. House of Representatives for the 34th District and won about 3% of the vote;— Jesse N.
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