One political network · Connection
Documented associations.
Organizations, endorsements, events, funding relationships and other source-documented connections. Each relationship is typed so the record distinguishes principals, funders, participants, candidates and other roles.
Documented process · Sierra Club · 2022
Culver City endorsement process
Recorded votes, timeline and documented roles in the Alex Fisch / Freddy Puza endorsement proceedings and October 2 appeal.
Open factual record →Endorsement Network
Stephanie Loredo 2026 endorsement network
Culver City Crossroads reported a 2026 school-board endorsement list for Stephanie Loredo containing 30 named individual endorsers and seven organizations. This page links people already documented elsewhere on the site while preserving the full source list.
Open the record →Endorsement History
Culver City Democratic Club endorsement history
Culver City Crossroads reporting documents recurring Culver City Democratic Club endorsement decisions across school-board and council elections, connecting candidates, Club activity and ballot measures through published source material.
Open the record →Campaign Finance Endorsement And Organization Network
Puza, Small, Streets For All and Measure HLA network
Primary and near-primary records now connect several previously separate facts: Streets For All says it conceived and ran Los Angeles Measure HLA; the Yes on HLA campaign identifies Todd Wexman and Yuval Bar-Zemer as major funders; Los Angeles County filings show Wexman and Bar-Zemer contributing to Streets For All; Thomas Small's 2026 filing reports $1,160 from each; and Streets For All's voter guides recommended Freddy Puza in 2020 and 2022. These are distinct documented relationships. Only the Streets For All-to-HLA operational relationship is treated as direct campaign coordination.
Open the record →Political Network
Working Families Party and regional political relationships
Project records connect Bryan “Bubba” Fish to California Working Families Party activity and document a Fish social-media post identifying Fish, Stephanie Loredo, Thomas Small, Chelsea Byers and a Zohran Mamdani cardboard cutout in the same political/social context.
Open the record →Voter Guide Recommendations
DSA-LA's 2020 Culver City recommendations
DSA-LA's 2020 general-election voter guide recommended Freddy Puza, Yasmine-Imani McMorrin and Darrel Menthe for Culver City Council and Kelly Kent and Paula Amezola de Herrera for Culver City school board.
Open the record →Voter Guide Recommendations
DSA-LA's 2022 Culver City recommendations
DSA-LA's 2022 voter guide recommended Alex Fisch and Freddy Puza for Culver City Council and recommended YES on Culver City Measure VY, the Vote16 measure. The guide's Puza entry also names then-Councilmember Daniel Lee as an endorser.
Open the record →Organization Overlap
Bike Culver City and BPAC overlap
The existing network record repeatedly places Bike Culver City and the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee in the same local political and policy network, with several tracked people connected to one or both.
Open the record →Labor Political Network
SEIU / SEIU-UHW local political network
The existing network material treats SEIU / SEIU-UHW as a recurring organization node and links several tracked people to that labor-political context.
Open the record →Campaign Finance Network
Culver City Democratic Club funding network
Historical FPPC records in the project show the Culver City Democratic Club as a recurring recipient of contributions from local political participants and campaign committees, making the Club a useful association node for tracing money and political relationships over time.
Open the record →Public Body And Campaign Event Network
Freddy Puza: formal City work and 2026 campaign-event crossovers
Direct City records document specific joint governmental work involving Freddy Puza, Yasmine-Imani McMorrin and Bryan 'Bubba' Fish. Puza's own campaign and direct organization pages separately document event-host, joint-event, speaker and endorsement relationships. The record keeps those categories distinct and does not convert event or endorsement overlap into campaign coordination.
Open the record →Electoral And Endorsement Network
DSA-LA and Culver City electoral relationships, 2020–2026
Across four election cycles, DSA-LA recommended Freddy Puza, Yasmine-Imani McMorrin, Bryan 'Bubba' Fish and Kelly Kent in Culver City races. Separate records show Fish's 2026 election picks matching DSA-LA's complete six-candidate 2026 formal slate, and Fish, Puza and McMorrin endorsing DSA-LA-endorsed Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez. Recommendations, formal endorsements, candidate endorsements and membership are kept as distinct relationship types.
Open the record →Organization Leadership And Program Network
Local Progress leadership and Culver City officials
Local Progress records document sustained Culver City participation: Kelly Kent served four years on its Board of Directors; Kent and Yasmine-Imani McMorrin participated together in Local Progress housing leadership work; McMorrin remains listed on its Housing Steering Committee; and a 2026 Local Progress-hosted letter lists McMorrin and Bryan 'Bubba' Fish as signatories.
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