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Marissa Roy

City Attorney · Nov 3, 2026

CERTIFIED2026
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Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballot.

Ballot order 2 in the certified City Attorney field. This is stronger than a filing record: the cited City Clerk list explicitly certifies the general field.

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CITY CLERK CERTIFIED
Candidate
Marissa Roy
Office
City Attorney
Election
Nov 3, 2026 general municipal election
Ballot order
2
Occupational designation
Deputy Attorney General
Party
Not stated in the certified source
Candidate photo
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Current occupation

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Deputy Attorney General
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Prior employment

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From her start with the City Attorney's office to her current role as a Deputy Attorney General
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At the L.A. City Attorney’s Office, she helped build landmark lawsuits against trucking companies at the Port of Los Angeles
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As outside counsel for the County of Los Angeles, Marissa took on Trump as part of more than a dozen legal actions
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Workers' rightscampaign-published position heading
PROTECTING WORKERS’ RIGHTS:
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Tenant rightscampaign-published position heading
PROTECTING TENANTS’ RIGHTS:
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Climate & environmentcampaign-published position heading
PROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENT:
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Consumer protectioncampaign-published position heading
PROTECTING CONSUMERS:
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Immigrationcampaign-published position heading
FIGHTING TRUMP:
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Homelessnesscampaign-published position heading
ADDRESSING HOUSING & HOMELESSNESS:
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Public safetycampaign-published position heading
BUILDING COMMUNITY SAFETY:
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Taxes & city financecampaign-published position heading
SAVING TAXPAYER DOLLARS:
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Workers' rightsPROTECTING WORKERS’ RIGHTS:Archived source located
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Tenant rightsPROTECTING TENANTS’ RIGHTS:Archived source located
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Climate & environmentPROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENT:Archived source located
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Consumer protectionPROTECTING CONSUMERS:Archived source located
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ImmigrationFIGHTING TRUMP:Archived source located
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HomelessnessADDRESSING HOUSING & HOMELESSNESS:Archived source located
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Public safetyBUILDING COMMUNITY SAFETY:Archived source located
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Taxes & city financeSAVING TAXPAYER DOLLARS:Archived source located
EARLIEST MATCHING CAPTUREDec 6, 2025Internet Archive capture time; no first-publication date inferred ↗CURRENT LIVE OBSERVATIONSep 2, 2026No publication date stated on source page ↗

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CITY CLERK-PUBLISHED CANDIDATE STATEMENT

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  • Workers' rightsWhen workers aren’t paid at least minimum wage or work unpaid overtime, we take the corporate bosses to court for wage theft.
  • Tenant rightsWhen renters in L.A. are harassed and refused repairs, we sue the slumlords.
  • Immigration & civil rightswe take the fight directly to Trump, ICE, and the corporations enabling them.
  • Public safetyI will get serious about safety, using every tool in our toolbox to address and prevent harm
  • City workforce & taxpayer dollarsI will invest in our city workforce and manage taxpayer dollars effectively

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Campaign-reported directory

Published endorsements

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LABOR UNIONS25 records
  1. L.A. COUNTY FEDERATION OF LABOR
  2. SEIU LOCAL 721
  3. TEAMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL 42
  4. ILWU SOUTHERN DISTRICT COUNCIL
  5. UNITED TEACHERS LOS ANGELES
  6. UAW REGION 6
  7. UNITE HERE! LOCAL 11
  8. SEIU LOCAL 121RN
  9. SEIU, UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS
  10. SEIU, COMMITTEE OF INTERNS AND RESIDENTS
  11. SEIU 2015
  12. SEIU LOCAL 99
  13. SEIU LOCAL 1000
  14. NATIONAL UNION OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS
  15. UNAC/UHCP
  16. COMMUNICATION WORKERS OF AMERICA
  17. CASE
  18. EAA UNION
  19. LA COLLEGE FACULTY GUILD, AFT 1521
  20. LA PUBLIC DEFENDERS LOCAL 148
  21. IRONWORKERS LOCAL 416
  22. IRONWORKERS LOCAL 433
  23. ROOFERS & WATERPROOFERS LOCAL 36
  24. SMART LOCAL 105
  25. TEAMSTERS LOCAL 572
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS & DEMOCRATIC CLUBS25 records
  1. LA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
  2. WORKING FAMILIES PARTY
  3. DSA LA
  4. GROUND GAME LA
  5. LA FORWARD
  6. CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S LIST
  7. ASIAN DEMOCRATS OF LA COUNTY
  8. AMERICANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION SOCAL
  9. CA ARMENIAN AMERICAN DEMOCRATS
  10. CULVER CITY DEMOCRATIC CLUB
  11. DEMOCRATS FOR NEIGHBORHOOD ACTION
  12. DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS
  13. DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY
  14. EAST AREA PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS
  15. KOREAN AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
  16. LA COUNTY YOUNG DEMOCRATS
  17. MIRACLE MILE DEMOCRATIC CLUB
  18. PILIPINO AMERICAN LA DEMOCRATS
  19. STONEWALL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
  20. WESTCHESTER PLAYA DEMOCRATIC CLUB
  21. CA YOUNG DEMOCRATS
  22. BLACK LOS ANGELES YOUNG DEMOCRATS
  23. BRUIN DEMOCRATS
  24. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY YOUNG DEMOCRATS
  25. STONEWALL YOUNG DEMOCRATS
ELECTED LEADERS25 records
  1. ALEX PADILLAUS SENATOR
  2. ADAM SCHIFFUS SENATOR
  3. BERNIE SANDERSUS SENATOR
  4. ROB BONTACA ATTORNEY GENERAL
  5. MALIA COHENCA STATE CONTROLLER
  6. TINA MCKINNORASAMBLEÍSTA ESTATAL
  7. HILDA SOLISLA COUNTY SUPERVISOR
  8. JANICE HAHNLA COUNTY SUPERVISOR
  9. LINDSEY HORVATHSUPERVISORA DEL CONDADO DE LOS ÁNGELES
  10. CAROLINE MENJIVARSENADORA ESTATAL
  11. LENA GONZALEZSENATOR
  12. SASHA RENÉE PÉREZSENATOR
  13. LOLA SMALLWOOD CUEVASSENADORA ESTATAL
  14. CELESTE RODRIGUEZCA STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER
  15. ASSEMBLYMEMBER PILAR SCHIAVOCA STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER
  16. NICK SCHULTZCA STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER
  17. ROCIO RIVASMIEMBRO DE LA JUNTA DE LAUSD
  18. EUNISSES HERNANDEZCONCEJALA DE LA CIUDAD DE LOS ÁNGELES
  19. SADE ELHAWARYASAMBLEÍSTA ESTATAL
  20. YSABEL JURADOCONCEJALA DE LA CIUDAD DE LOS ÁNGELES
  21. DEREK TRANCONGRESISTA
  22. KENNETH MEJIACONTRALOR DE LA CIUDAD DE LOS ÁNGELES
  23. HEATHER FERBERTSAN DIEGO CITY ATTORNEY
  24. DAVID CHIUSAN FRANCISCO CITY ATTORNEY
  25. CHELSEA BYERSALCALDESA DE WEST HOLLYWOOD
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