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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Cerritos public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
March 2027 municipal election and Measure L
Two council seats are up in March 2027, plus Measure L, which would move city elections to November of even years. Nomination papers can be pulled starting November 9; a voter-list postcard mails later this month.
Elected Official Benefits
Cerritos Mayor Pro Tem Chuong Vo is in hot water for using city funds to cover his healthcare costs. Residents are rightfully asking questions about how our tax dollars are being spent on perks for local politicians.
Election Campaign
The mayor of Cerritos is running for re-election, and depending on how the city votes, we could see some major shakeups in local leadership. It's a classic race that might bring in fresh faces or keep the current status quo.
Mayor Appointment
Mark Pulido is the new mayor of Cerritos, which is a big deal for local representation, especially for the Filipino-American community. This leadership change sets a fresh tone for city hall and brings new priorities to the forefront.
Election Profile
Get to know Cerritos City Council candidate Grace Hu in this quick Q&A profile. It's a handy way to figure out where she stands before you cast your ballot.