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1803, 2024

LGBTQ+ Army Veteran Dan Hall Announces Campaign for Santa Monica City Council

By |March 18th, 2024|

On Monday morning, Army veteran, Santa Monica Pier Board Member, and former Democratic Club Vice President Dan Hall announced his campaign for Santa Monica City Council. “As one of the Army’s first out LGBTQ+ pilots, I am no stranger to tough fights and standing up for what I believe,” said Dan in his launch announcement. “West Point taught me the values of duty, inclusivity, selfless service, integrity, and personal courage. These values have guided my professional career as an Army Officer, community organizer, and public servant."

903, 2024

March Primary Election — Updated Results for Thursday, March 14

By |March 9th, 2024|

The March 5 Primary Election has come and passed, but it will take some time before all of the results become conclusive. However, several races can be called despite having only received about 21.4 percent of the potential ballots that could be cast. While many of these races were quickly decided, others with more conversations surrounding them still look tight.

LGBTQ+ Army Veteran Dan Hall Announces Campaign for Santa Monica City Council

By |March 18th, 2024|

On Monday morning, Army veteran, Santa Monica Pier Board Member, and former Democratic Club Vice President Dan Hall announced his campaign for Santa Monica City Council. “As one of the Army’s first out LGBTQ+ pilots, I am no stranger to tough fights and standing up for what I believe,” said Dan in his launch announcement. “West Point taught me the values of duty, inclusivity, selfless service, integrity, and personal courage. These values have guided my professional career as an Army Officer, community organizer, and public servant."

March Primary Election — Updated Results for Thursday, March 14

By |March 9th, 2024|

The March 5 Primary Election has come and passed, but it will take some time before all of the results become conclusive. However, several races can be called despite having only received about 21.4 percent of the potential ballots that could be cast. While many of these races were quickly decided, others with more conversations surrounding them still look tight.

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