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Before anything else, thank you. Thank you for showing up. Thank you for believing in something bigger than this moment. Thank you for pouring your hearts into Los Angeles and our dream of a city that centers working people, first and foremost.

Since the beginning, our campaign had three goals: expand the electorate vote in Los Angeles, bring hope to this city that has experienced trauma after trauma, and build a coalition of regular Angelenos whose power reaches beyond one election. And we — you — did exactly that.

For months, we walked the streets of Los Angeles together. We knocked on doors in the heat, stood on corners before sunrise, made calls late into the night, and carried conversations into every neighborhood of this city.

We met people where they were, with their hopes, frustrations, dreams, fears, and determination to build a better future. And we did this with limited resources, countless obstacles, and a truly grassroots, underdog campaign unlike anything LA has seen in decades.

Throughout this journey, one thing has been crystal clear: that Los Angeles is ready for real change — true transformation from a system run by the powerful few, for the benefit of the wealthy few.

A truly democratic Los Angeles is one where the powers that shape the lives and futures of our neighbors includes the voices and perspectives of those neighbors, too. Power should belong to the people of Los Angeles.

This fight isn’t over yet. While the end of the primary election cycle is here, this is also just the beginning of a new movement that’s taken shape in our city, because of you.