Author: Larry Agran

Here is what’s at stake in our November 6th City election. We can elect a new Mayor and City Council majority — Ed Pope for Mayor and Jaci Woods and Frank McGill for City Council.

If you are an Irvine voter, concerned about the direction of our City, you can actually help put Irvine back on the right track.  And you can do it right away.

28,638.  That’s how many “NO on B” votes were cast last June 5th, resoundingly defeating the developer-backed “Yes on B” campaign, 63% to 37%.

The historic June 5th, 63% “NO on B” vote wasn’t simply the rejection of an unpopular zone change and land-swap.  The landslide vote was indisputable confirmation of a positive, two-part citywide consensus and voter mandate.

The resounding NO on B vote was more than a rejection of the FivePoint land-swap.  It was also a reaffirmation of the productive path that the City was on — since 2014 — to build the long-planned Veterans Cemetery in the Great Park.