The total amount of independent expenditures in the race for Anaheim City Council is well over $730,000, much more than in 2010.
Tag: Steve Chavez Lodge
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Disneyland Resort’s Contributions to Local PACs Top $300,000
The resort has spent heavily to back two Anaheim City Council candidates.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
OCEA Gives $250,000 More for Leos
Total union contributions to a campaign committee supporting the Anaheim City Council candidate now stand at $438,000.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Economy, Top Stories
Disney’s Hidden Hand in the Anaheim City Council Race
A handful of political action committees financing Anaheim City Council campaigns have received nearly $190,000 from the mega-resort.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Brandman Leads in Fundraising for Anaheim City Council Campaign
School trustee has raised nearly $170,000, far more than his rivals.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Politics & Elections, Top Stories
Anaheim Candidates Forum Held in Anna Drive Neighborhood
The forum featuring candidates for two open City Council seats, took place in the working-class neighborhood where a fatal police shooting sparked weeks of protest.
Posted inAnaheim, Economy, Politics & Elections
New Endorsements in Anaheim
Mayor Tom Tait and The Orange County Register’s editorial board recently endorsed council candidates Lucille King and John Leos.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Politics & Elections, Top Stories, Transportation
Anaheim City Council Candidates Gather for Low-Key Forum
Seven candidates field questions from residents in what could be the only Anaheim council candidates forum this election year.
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Candidate Wants to Know Who Funded Lawsuit Against Him
Steve Chavez Lodge, a candidate for Anaheim City Council who has been sued over use of “Chavez” on the ballot, questions the plaintiff’s motives.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Suit Accuses Anaheim Candidate of Using False Name
Suit alleges that candidate Steve Chavez Lodge may not place the middle name “Chavez” on the ballot because it’s not his real name.
