Campaign-money crossover

Infill / housing-policy network money

California YIMBY Victory Fund → $1,000; Southern California Edison → $250. Both contributions went to McMorrin's 2024 council committee. California YIMBY and Southern California Edison were represented in the 2026 Infill Summit network.

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Source-linked Culver City public record

Yasmine-Imani McMorrin

Culver City councilmember

Public-record profile of Yasmine-Imani McMorrin: Culver City Council terms, 2024 electoral support and current campaign network.

Documented record

  • Serving a second City Council term from December 2024 through December 2028.
  • Named on the local Democratic club's 2024 council slate.
  • Appears on Freddy Puza's 2026 endorsement roster.

DSA-LA electoral record

Recommended by DSA-LA in 2020 and 2024.

DSA-LA recommended Yasmine-Imani McMorrin for Culver City Council in 2020 and 2024. McMorrin also endorsed Daniel Lee during Lee's openly documented DSA campaign and appears as a 2026 endorser of DSA-backed Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez. These records do not establish McMorrin's DSA membership.

Evidence label: electoral recommendation / candidate-support record, not proof of DSA membership. Open the sourced DSA-LA relationship record →

Primary and contemporaneous sources

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Money, groups, facts, sources.

Culver City councilmember

Reported connected giving$860.00
Organizations
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Notes
  • Serving a second City Council term from December 2024 through December 2028.
  • Named on the local Democratic club's 2024 council slate.
  • Appears on Freddy Puza's 2026 endorsement roster.

Relationships

Documented associations.

Source-linked organizations, endorsements, events, funding relationships and other connections involving this person.

Organizations

Documented organization connections.

Organization records involving this person, including documented roles, campaign relationships and reporting relationships.

local political news blog

Culver City Crossroads

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.

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housing advocacy and political action committee

Abundant Housing Los Angeles / Abundant Housing LA PAC

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.

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political membership and electoral organization

Democratic Socialists of America – Los Angeles (DSA-LA)

DSA-LA appears repeatedly in Culver City election records through voter-guide recommendations and through documented support relationships involving DSA-LA candidates and Culver City officials. A DSA-LA recommendation is not the same as a formal chapter endorsement or proof that a recommended candidate is a DSA member.

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local elected official network

Local Progress

Local Progress is a national network of local elected officials. Culver City records document sustained leadership and program participation by Kelly Kent and Yasmine-Imani McMorrin, plus a 2026 Local Progress-hosted public letter signed by McMorrin and Bryan 'Bubba' Fish.

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Campaign-finance relationships

Political contribution network.

Reported contribution links between this person and other political figures in the project database.

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Sierra Club · 2022 endorsement record

Documented role in the 2022 Culver City endorsement process

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.

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