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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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Marissa Roy
City Attorney · Nov 3, 2026
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- Candidate
- Marissa Roy
- Office
- City Attorney
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026 general municipal election
- Ballot order
- 2
- Occupational designation
- Deputy Attorney General
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1 sourcedDeputy Attorney General
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certified ballot occupational designationPrior employment
3 sourcedFrom her start with the City Attorney's office to her current role as a Deputy Attorney General
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campaign-reported public-sector employmentWon back pay for workers whose wages were stolen by corporations
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campaign-reported legal workRepresented LA County as outside counsel in over a dozen legal actions against the first Trump Administration
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Workers' rightscampaign-published position heading
PROTECTING WORKERS' RIGHTSOriginal campaign source ↗
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Tenant rightscampaign-published position heading
PROTECTING RENTERS’ RIGHTSOriginal campaign source ↗
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Climate & environmentcampaign-published position heading
PROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENTOriginal campaign source ↗
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Consumer protectioncampaign-published position heading
PROTECTING CONSUMERSOriginal campaign source ↗
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Immigrationcampaign-published position heading
FIGHTING TRUMPOriginal campaign source ↗
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Homelessnesscampaign-published position heading
ADDRESSING HOUSING & HOMELESSNESSOriginal campaign source ↗
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Public safetycampaign-published position heading
BUILDING COMMUNITY SAFETYOriginal campaign source ↗
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Taxes & city financecampaign-published position heading
SAVING TAXPAYER DOLLARSOriginal campaign source ↗
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Workers' rightsPROTECTING WORKERS' RIGHTS
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Tenant rightsPROTECTING RENTERS’ RIGHTS
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Climate & environmentPROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENT
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Consumer protectionPROTECTING CONSUMERS
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ImmigrationFIGHTING TRUMP
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HomelessnessADDRESSING HOUSING & HOMELESSNESS
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Public safetyBUILDING COMMUNITY SAFETY
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Taxes & city financeSAVING TAXPAYER DOLLARS
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CITY CLERK-PUBLISHED CANDIDATE STATEMENT
2:51 video and accessible transcript
- Workers' rights
When workers aren’t paid at least minimum wage or work unpaid overtime, we take the corporate bosses to court for wage theft.
- Tenant rights
When renters in L.A. are harassed and refused repairs, we sue the slumlords.
- Immigration & civil rights
we take the fight directly to Trump, ICE, and the corporations enabling them.
- Public safety
I will get serious about safety, using every tool in our toolbox to address and prevent harm
- City workforce & taxpayer dollars
I will invest in our city workforce and manage taxpayer dollars effectively
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LABOR UNIONS25 records
- L.A. COUNTY FEDERATION OF LABOR
- SEIU LOCAL 721
- AFSCME DISTRICT 36
- TEAMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL 42
- ILWU SOUTHERN DISTRICT COUNCIL
- UNITED TEACHERS LOS ANGELES
- UAW REGION 6
- UNITE HERE! LOCAL 11
- SEIU LOCAL 121RN
- SEIU, UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS
- SEIU, COMMITTEE OF INTERNS AND RESIDENTS
- SEIU 2015
- SEIU LOCAL 99
- SEIU LOCAL 1000
- SEIU USWW
- NATIONAL UNION OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS
- UNAC/UHCP
- COMMUNICATION WORKERS OF AMERICA
- CASE
- EAA UNION
- LA COLLEGE FACULTY GUILD, AFT 1521
- LA/OC BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL
- LA PUBLIC DEFENDERS LOCAL 148
- IRONWORKERS LOCAL 416
- IRONWORKERS LOCAL 433
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS & DEMOCRATIC CLUBS25 records
- PLANNED PARENTHOOD
- LA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
- WORKING FAMILIES PARTY
- DSA LA
- GROUND GAME LA
- LA FORWARD
- CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S LIST
- ASIAN DEMOCRATS OF LA COUNTY
- AMERICANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION SOCAL
- CA ARMENIAN AMERICAN DEMOCRATS
- CULVER CITY DEMOCRATIC CLUB
- DEMOCRATS FOR NEIGHBORHOOD ACTION
- DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS
- DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY
- EAST AREA PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS
- KOREAN AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
- LA COUNTY YOUNG DEMOCRATS
- LA COUNTY VETERAN DEMOCRATS
- MIRACLE MILE DEMOCRATIC CLUB
- NORTH VALLEY DEMOCRATIC CLUB
- PILIPINO AMERICAN LA DEMOCRATS
- SOCAL ARMENIAN DEMOCRATS
- STONEWALL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
- WEST LA DEMOCRATIC CLUB
- WESTCHESTER PLAYA DEMOCRATIC CLUB
ELECTED & COMMUNITY LEADERS25 records
- ALEX PADILLAUS SENATOR
- ADAM SCHIFFUS SENATOR
- BERNIE SANDERSUS SENATOR
- ROB BONTACA ATTORNEY GENERAL
- MALIA COHENCA STATE CONTROLLER
- TINA MCKINNORASSEMBLYMEMBER
- HILDA SOLISLA COUNTY SUPERVISOR
- HOLLY MITCHELLLA COUNTY SUPERVISOR
- JANICE HAHNLA COUNTY SUPERVISOR
- LINDSEY HORVATHLA COUNTY SUPERVISOR
- CAROLINE MENJIVARCA STATE SENATOR
- LENA GONZALEZCA STATE SENATOR
- SASHA RENÉE PÉREZCA STATE SENATOR
- LOLA SMALLWOOD CUEVASCA STATE SENATOR
- CELESTE RODRIGUEZCA STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER
- ISAAC BRYANCA STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER
- NICK SCHULTZCA STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER
- PILAR SCHIAVOCA STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER
- SADE ELHAWARYCA STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER
- ROCIO RIVASLAUSD MEMBER
- EUNISSES HERNANDEZLA CITY COUNCILMEMBER
- MARQUEECE HARRIS-DAWSONLA CITY COUNCILMEMBER
- YSABEL JURADOLA CITY COUNCILMEMBER
- DEREK TRANCONGRESSMAN
- KENNETH MEJIALA CITY CONTROLLER
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