Campaign-money crossover
Colin Parent → $100; Michael Ainslie → $259.38. Parent later appeared on the 2026 Infill Summit legislative panel. Southern California Edison also contributed $250 to Fisch in 2022, but the full $250 was returned, for a net $0.
Onward Culver City · 2022
One of the two candidates named in Onward Culver City's 2022 legal committee name. By October 22, the committee reported $12,921.89 in cumulative independent expenditures supporting Alex Fisch.
Onward reported fliers, postage, postcards, mail and online advertising supporting Alex Fisch. The committee's legal name itself identified support for Alex Fisch and Freddy Puza.
Source-linked Culver City public record
Former Culver City councilmember and mayor
Public-record profile of Alex Fisch: Culver City Council service, 2018 endorsement network and VerdeXchange appearance connected to Thomas Small.
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Former Culver City councilmember and mayor
Relationships
Source-linked organizations, endorsements, events, funding relationships and other connections involving this person.
endorser
Relationship: endorser. 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 shared record →2022 endorsed candidate
Relationship: 2022 endorsed candidate. 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 shared record →principal
Identified in the Our Culver record as a principal figure; campaign-finance records currently show $1,950 in contributions to Our Culver. Donation records using Harden Fisch and related legal-name variants are normalized to Alex Fisch.
Open shared record →recommended candidate
DSA-LA's 2022 voter guide recommended Fisch for Culver City Council. The guide says recommended candidates are selected by its Electoral Politics Committee and need not identify as socialists.
Open shared record →Organizations
Organization records involving this person, including documented roles, campaign relationships and reporting relationships.
local political news blog
Culver City Crossroads is a local political/news blog whose reporting documents endorsements, candidates, organizations and political activity across multiple Culver City election cycles. Its articles appear throughout this site as sources and connect to people and organizations they document.
Open organization record →housing advocacy and political action committee
A housing advocacy organization whose political-action committee appears repeatedly in Culver City campaign-finance filings. The contribution records below are attributed specifically to Abundant Housing LA PAC, committee ID 1442154.
Open organization record →political organization
A local political organization with documented principal figures and campaign-finance relationships.
Open organization record →Campaign-finance relationships
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Sources
Onward Culver City · pre-campaign record
The supplied Form 460 covering January–June 2022 reports a $150 contribution from Alex Fisch to Onward Culver City on March 18, 2022. Later 2022 filings identify Onward as the committee supporting Fisch and Freddy Puza and report independent expenditures supporting Fisch.
Sierra Club · 2022 endorsement record
Internal Angeles Chapter records document this person's role in the endorsement process involving Alex Fisch and Freddy Puza. The public record page separates recorded votes and organizational roles from attributed objections and responses.
Onward Culver City · September 2022
The September 2022 paper Form 410 identifies Onward Culver City, committee ID 1433080, as primarily formed to support Alex Fisch and Freddy Puza. Earlier amendments document the same committee ID first under Joshua Goldstein and Karlo Silbiger, then under Nick Guthman and Patrick Meighan.
See the 2020–2022 timeline →