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Campaign-supplied imageDirector, Community Organization
Campaign-supplied imageCommunity Outreach Director
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2 sourced debate events and 3 City Clerk transcripts across the full certified field · open the complete media index →
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12 position histories in this contest · 110 observations across the full field · audit the source-history method →
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Director, Community OrganizationCity Clerk source ↗
Community Outreach DirectorCity Clerk source ↗
Estuardo Mazariegos is a father, immigrant, and 20-year community organizerCampaign source ↗
As Co-Director of the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE)Campaign source ↗
His political journey began with the Los Angeles Federation of LaborCampaign source ↗
he joined the office of Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, serving as a Special Aide.Campaign source ↗
In 2013, Jose began working for the City of Los AngelesCampaign source ↗
educated in LA’s public schoolsCampaign source ↗
helped on Jerry Brown’s gubernatorial campaign.Campaign source ↗
working on President Barack Obama’s campaign in NevadaCampaign source ↗
standing with labor unions during the high-stakes recall of Governor Scott Walker in Wisconsin.Campaign source ↗
8 equal fields · 43 sourced records across all eight candidates · 34 explicit gaps · last verified Oct 18, 2026
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Championing Arts and CultureCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Fighting for a Black FutureCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
A Greener, Cleaner, and More Resilient South CentralCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Addressing Homelessness by Housing People With Care and DignityCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Protecting ImmigrantsCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Delivering the Basics and Fixing What's BrokenCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Reinvesting in Our Local EconomyCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Protecting the LGBTQ+ CommunityCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Making an Olympics That Works for UsCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Creating Safe NeighborhoodsCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Increasing Housing Affordablity & Tenant ProtectionsCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
Affordable Mass Transit and Safe StreetsCampaign source ↗Date not stated · retrieved Oct 18, 2026
12 comparison topics · exact source headings only · last verified Oct 18, 2026
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