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Transportation Advocacy And Political Action Organization

Streets For All

A Los Angeles transportation-advocacy organization and political-action network with documented Measure HLA campaign operations, Culver City candidate support, donor/director relationships, and campaign-finance activity. Each tie is shown the way its record describes it.

At a glance

Named with
Michael Schneider, Olga Lexell, Bryan “Bubba” Fish
Issues
MOVE Culver City, Housing and infill

From the sourced ties on the network map. A tie shows a record names them together, not why.

People connected in the records

  • Michael Schneider →President / Measure HLA Campaign Leadership · Streets For All identifies Measure HLA as a campaign it conceived and ran; IRS Form 990-derived records identify Schneider as president.
  • Olga Lexell →Board Member / Organizer · Streets For All's 2023 ADEM voter guide identifies Lexell as a transportation-justice activist and board member; Culver City reporting separately identified her as a Streets For All organizer in 2023.
  • Todd Wexman →Director / Funder / HLA Major Funder · A 2022 Streets For All Form 460 reports $5,000 from Wexman; IRS Form 990-derived records identify him as a director; the Yes on HLA campaign names him among its major funding sources. Thomas Small's 2026 filing separately reports $1,160 from Wexman.
  • Yuval Bar Zemer →Director / Funder / HLA Major Funder · A 2022 Streets For All Form 460 reports $5,000 from Bar-Zemer; IRS Form 990-derived records identify him as a director; the Yes on HLA campaign names him among its major funding sources. Thomas Small's 2026 filing separately reports $1,160 from Bar Zemer.
  • Freddy Puza →Voter Guide Recommended Culver City Candidate · Streets For All's 2020 and 2022 voter guides recommended Puza. The retained 2022 filing index also records monetary candidate-support activity involving Puza and Alex Fisch.
  • Thomas Aujero Small →Scheduled 2026 Mobility Debate Participant / Recipient From HLA Major Funders · Streets For All lists Small for its Oct. 1, 2026 Culver City mobility debate. Small's campaign filing separately reports $1,160 each from Wexman and Bar Zemer.

Campaigns, issues and organizations in the records

  • Los Angeles Measure HLA / Healthy Streets LADirect campaign operations · Streets For All states that it conceived and ran the Measure HLA campaign. This direct operational statement clears CCE's coordination threshold for the organization-to-campaign relationship.

What the records show

  • Streets For All states that it conceived and ran the campaign for Los Angeles Measure HLA.
  • The Yes on HLA campaign identifies Todd Wexman and Yuval Bar-Zemer among its major funding sources.
  • Los Angeles County's 2022 Streets For All Form 460 reports $5,000 contributions from Wexman and Bar-Zemer.
  • IRS Form 990-derived records identify Michael Schneider as president and Wexman and Bar-Zemer as directors.
  • Streets For All's 2023 ADEM voter guide identifies Olga Lexell as a transportation-justice activist and board member; separate Culver City reporting identified her as a Streets For All organizer.
  • Streets For All's 2020 and 2022 voter guides recommended Freddy Puza for Culver City Council; the project's retained filing index separately records 2022 monetary candidate-support activity involving Puza and Alex Fisch.
  • Streets For All lists Puza and Thomas Small, with two other Culver City candidates, for an Oct. 1, 2026 mobility debate.
  • The direct campaign operations relationship here applies only to Streets For All and the Measure HLA campaign because Streets For All directly states that it conceived and ran that campaign. Candidate support, donations, board service, and forum participation remain narrower relationships and do not establish campaign coordination with Puza or Small.

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