Official Culver City election records name Olga Lexell as Bryan 'Bubba' Fish's 2024 campaign manager. Streets For All's 2023 voter guide identifies her as a transportation-justice activist and Streets For All board member; Culver City reporting also identified her as a Streets For All organizer. Metro records list her on the Public Safety Advisory Committee and document a 2023 motion she authored. YIMBY Action endorsed her 2023 AD55 ADEM candidacy, and Fish's current campaign site identifies her as a California Democratic Party AD55 delegate. CCE campaign-finance records currently attribute $1,923.32 in connected giving across six recipient summaries, including Fish, Nancy Barba and Yasmine-Imani McMorrin.
IKE, IBEW and the Working Families committee
Small’s 2026 campaign and Fish’s 2024 campaign each reported payments to Lexell.
Latest dated contribution in these records: Aug 27, 2024. Contribution records
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$1,923.32 in reported contributions to campaigns and committees this site follows. Dated rows: 2024; some rows are not dated in the records.
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Official Culver City election records name Olga Lexell as Bryan 'Bubba' Fish's 2024 campaign manager. Streets For All's 2023 voter guide identifies her as a transportation-justice activist and Streets For All board member; Culver City reporting also identified her as a Streets For All organizer. Metro records list her on the Public Safety Advisory Committee and document a 2023 motion she authored. YIMBY Action endorsed her 2023 AD55 ADEM candidacy, and Fish's current campaign site identifies her as a California Democratic Party AD55 delegate. CCE campaign-finance records currently attribute $1,923.32 in connected giving across six recipient summaries, including Fish, Nancy Barba and Yasmine-Imani McMorrin.
Olga Lexell appears in the CCE record through Campaign contributions, Campaign management, Streets For All, Boards and public bodies, and yimby action.
Campaign-finance records also show $1,923.32 in reported contributions from Olga Lexell to people and committees followed by Culver City Election. The recipient ledger below shows where those reported contributions went.
The dated record below separates public office, campaign activity, endorsements, organizations, money, and other documented relationships so readers can follow each connection back to its source.
The rows below account for $1,619.38 of the $1,923.32 total; the remaining $303.94 is in the contribution records without a recipient breakdown published here.
Years with dated contributions: 2024
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KeyWiki’s DSA-LA chapter entry lists Olga Lexell among 2021 Climate Justice Committee coordinator candidates and cites DSA-LA’s candidate-statements page. Its individual Lexell profile, last edited June 13, 2021, describes her as Westside Branch Coordinator and Climate Justice Coordinator and reports a 2020 DSA-LA steering-committee candidacy. These are attributed secondary-source statements; the original election result and current membership have not been independently verified.
The City of Culver City's official 2024 qualified-candidates list names Olga Lexell as campaign manager for Bryan 'Bubba' Fish.
Bryan Fish's campaign endorsement page identifies Olga Lexell as a California Democratic Party AD55 delegate, alongside her Metro Public Safety Advisory Committee service.
Streets For All's 2023 ADEM voter guide identifies Olga Lexell as a transportation-justice activist and member of the Streets For All board.
Culver City Crossroads identified Lexell as a Streets For All organizer while reporting on a Culver City protest concerning the anti-camping ordinance.
Culver City Democratic Club newsletters published an article by Olga Lexell urging Culver City readers to support Los Angeles Measure HLA and explaining its transportation relevance to Culver City.
Metro's official account of the second Public Safety Advisory Committee cohort lists Olga Lexell as a committee member.
Metro records identify Lexell as the author of a Public Safety Advisory Committee motion requesting transit-arrest data disaggregated by ethnicity.
A Los Angeles City Clerk public communication identifies Lexell as chair of the South Robertson Neighborhoods Council Land Use Committee and vice chair of its Transportation Committee.
YIMBY Action's 2023 California ADEM endorsements list Olga Lexell among its endorsed Assembly District 55 candidates.
West Hollywood City Council minutes record Olga Lexell speaking for Option 1 on the item before the Council.
A public Santa Monica campaign-finance index lists Olga Lexell among contributors to Natalya Zernitskaya for City Council 2024. The indexed page used here does not expose the contribution amount, so no dollar figure is recorded in this dossier.
CCE's current campaign giving record attributes $1,923.32 to Olga Lexell across six recipient summaries. The retained detail includes $560 to Nancy Barba's 2024 committee, $550 to Bryan Fish's 2024 committee, and $509.38 to Yasmine-Imani McMorrin's 2024 committee.
Small’s campaign reports $7,450.23 in direct payments to Olga Lexell across two periods, including reimbursements; a separate $5,000 consulting payment names Wrapped in Plastic Inc. Its $10,000 consulting debt to Integrated Political Strategies remains unpaid. Small’s committee and Committee for Culver City Working Families list Yolanda Miranda and Claudia Gonzalez-Miranda in the same treasury roles.
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Olga Lexell appears as a payee in 2026 Culver City candidate filings: $7,450.23 in direct Schedule E payments and $109.50 in unpaid Schedule F obligations. A payment shows who was paid, as the filing reports it.
Two Small campaign filings report $7,450.23 in direct payments to Lexell, including reimbursements; a separate $5,000 consulting payment names her disclosed employer, Wrapped in Plastic. Fish for City Council 2024 separately reported $16,479.98 in payments to her. Streets For All’s 2023 voter guide identifies her as a board member; the full record separately reviews historical DSA listings attributed to KeyWiki.
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