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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.

Reported funders

Todd Wexman →Small Contributor / HLA Major Funder / Streets For All Funder And Director · $1,160.00 · Small's Form 497 reports $1,160 from Wexman on Aug. 13, 2026. The HLA campaign names Wexman as a major funder. A Los Angeles County Streets For All Form 460 reports $5,000 from Wexman on Sept. 12, 2022; IRS Form 990-derived records identify him as a Streets For All director.
Yuval Bar Zemer →Small Contributor / HLA Major Funder / Streets For All Funder And Director · $1,160.00 · Small's Form 497 reports $1,160 from Bar Zemer on Aug. 13, 2026. The HLA campaign names Bar-Zemer as a major funder. A Los Angeles County Streets For All Form 460 reports $5,000 from Bar-Zemer on Sept. 13, 2022; IRS Form 990-derived records identify him as a Streets For All director.
David Abel →Small Contributor / VerdeXchange Connection · $1,160.00 · Small's Form 497 reports $1,160 from Abel on Aug. 13, 2026. The existing VerdeXchange research remains a separate event/network relationship.

People in this record

Thomas Aujero Small →2026 Recipient From HLA Major Funders / Scheduled Streets For All Forum Participant
Freddy Puza →Streets For All Voter Guide Recommended Candidate / Scheduled Streets For All Forum Participant
Michael SchneiderStreets For All President / HLA Campaign Leader · Streets For All identifies Measure HLA as a campaign it conceived and ran; contemporaneous coverage identifies Schneider as a driving force in that campaign.

What the documentation shows

Thomas Small's Form 497 filed Aug. 13, 2026 reports $1,160 received that day from Todd Wexman, $1,160 from Yuval Bar Zemer and $1,160 from David Abel.
The Yes on HLA campaign website names Todd Wexman and Yuval Bar-Zemer among the campaign's major funding sources.
Streets For All states that it conceived and ran the Measure HLA campaign. This is direct evidence of an operational campaign relationship between Streets For All and Measure HLA.
Los Angeles County's 2022 Streets For All Form 460 reports $5,000 from Todd Wexman and $5,000 from Yuval Bar-Zemer to Streets For All during the July 1-Sept. 24 reporting period.
IRS Form 990-derived records identify Wexman and Bar-Zemer as Streets For All directors. Board service is shown as board service.
Streets For All's 2020 and 2022 voter guides recommended Freddy Puza for Culver City Council. The project's retained Streets For All filing index separately records 2022 monetary candidate-support activity involving Puza and Alex Fisch.
Streets For All currently lists both Puza and Small, along with Franklin Carvajal and Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin, for an Oct. 1, 2026 Culver City mobility debate. Sharing a forum is shown as just that.
The documented contributions to Small, Streets For All's past voter-guide recommendations of Puza, board/funding relationships, and the HLA campaign relationship should remain separately typed. None of those facts alone establishes that Puza or Small coordinated campaign strategy with Streets For All or the HLA campaign.

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