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4traceable commitments in this seed release
4dated action or measure records
2discrete actions completed
0kept, broken, effort, or motive grades
THE STATUS MEANS

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Los Angeles · 2022 mayoral commitments

Four promises, four inspectable timelines

This is a deliberately narrow production seed. Every status opens to the commitment source, action source, retrieval date, and page fingerprint.

Homelessness2022 campaign

Declare a city state of emergency on homelessness on the first day in office.

Action completedas of Dec 12, 2022

The official city record says the declaration was signed as the mayor's first act in office.

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Public safety2022 campaign

Create an Office of Community Safety separate from the Police Department.

Action completedas of Mar 22, 2023

The mayor's 100-day report records creation of the office and transfer of the GRYD program into it.

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Homelessness2022 campaign

Bring more than 17,000 people experiencing homelessness indoors during the first year.

Official reporting says threshold exceededas of Dec 6, 2023

The Mayor's Office reported 21,694 temporary-housing entries using intergovernmental data. Election.org has not independently audited or deduplicated that measure.

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Public safety2022 campaign

Return the Los Angeles Police Department to its authorized strength of 9,700 officers.

Target not reached as of source dateas of Sep 2, 2026

The LAPD's current chief page reports 8,621 sworn officers, 1,079 below the documented target. This describes the count, not why it changed.

2dated records · 2 source fingerprints
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This is a model release, not a complete promise inventory.

This seed release validates the product model with four traceable 2022 Los Angeles mayoral commitments. Absence from the tracker does not mean no other promise was made.

Last verified Sep 2, 2026 · source pages are retrieved and fingerprinted by the public refresh script · inspect the same records through the public API.