Scores cover contested (non-unanimous) roll calls only, beginning January 2023 — unevenly. 2025 onward is complete; 2023 and 2024 are only the meetings that carry a tracked vote. 3 of the tracker's 50 tracked columns have no vote here, for the reasons listed at the bottom of this page. Expect these figures to differ from the source sheet's: the denominators are not the same. Total Left Score is 90% Voting Score plus 10% Sponsor Score.
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Each councilmember's record across the 52 tracked votes, oldest first. Every mark is one roll call — hover a column to read the vote.
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Date TBD
August 12, 2026
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voted the tracked position voted against it no vote recorded Total is 90% voting, 10% sponsorship.
Tracked votes
| Tracker column | Date | Item | What was decided | Vote | Left position | Sponsors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adopt Final Olympic Agreement | August 12, 2026 |
Item 3
CF 15-0989-S68 |
(CF 15-0989-S68) — final adoption of the Ad Hoc Committee on the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games report as amended, approving the Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement. |
Adopted 10-4 |
No | — |
| Refer Olympic Agreement Cost Amendments to Committee (multiple votes, compounded) | August 12, 2026 |
Item 3
CF 15-0989-S68 |
(CF 15-0989-S68), Motion 3-A (Raman-Blumenfield) — refer to committee an amendment to the Games Agreement's allocated-contingency provision (Section 12.4.6) preserving City consent before LA28 could tap the $270 million contingency or declare a surplus. |
Adopted 10-4 |
No | — |
| Refer Olympic Agreement Cost Amendments to Committee (multiple votes, compounded) | August 12, 2026 |
Item 3
CF 15-0989-S68 |
(CF 15-0989-S68), Motion 3-B (Hernandez-Lee) — refer to committee an amendment to Section 3.10 of the Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement addressing reimbursement for unplanned public health and safety incidents connected to the Games. |
Adopted 9-5 |
No | — |
| Refer Olympic Agreement Cost Amendments to Committee (multiple votes, compounded) | August 12, 2026 |
Item 3
CF 15-0989-S68 |
(CF 15-0989-S68), Motion 3-C (Raman-Lee) — refer to committee an amendment clarifying the distinction between public-safety and non-public-safety enhanced city resources, and requiring the City be able to identify additional venue locations needing services. |
Adopted 11-3 |
No | — |
| Refer Olympic Agreement Cost Amendments to Committee (multiple votes, compounded) | August 12, 2026 |
Item 3
CF 15-0989-S68 |
(CF 15-0989-S68), Motion 3-D (Padilla-Hernandez) — refer to committee an amendment concerning the sequencing/priority of the $270 million allocated-contingency fund relative to the City's reimbursement claims under the Games Agreement. |
Adopted 9-5 |
No | — |
| Refer Olympic Agreement Cost Amendments to Committee (multiple votes, compounded) | August 12, 2026 |
Item 3
CF 15-0989-S68 |
(CF 15-0989-S68), Motion 3-F (Hernandez-Price) — refer to the Ad Hoc Olympics Committee, rather than adopt immediately, an amendment giving the City Controller authority to access LA28's books on five days' notice, as part of the Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement. |
Adopted 9-5 |
No | — |
| Charter Reform: Refer LAPD Oversight to Committee | June 30, 2026 |
Item 97
CF 26-1100-S17 |
a charter amendment giving the city council authority over general LAPD policy. Council Member McOsker moved to refer the item to the Ad Hoc Committee on Charter Review rather than vote on it before recess, effectively shelving the amendment before the November ballot deadline; that referral motion is what passed. |
Adopted 8-6 |
No | — |
| Exempt new multifamily/mixed-use properties from ULA transfer tax if sold within 10 years of construction (Amendment 79B) | June 17, 2026 |
Item 79
CF 23-0038-S15 |
(CF 23-0038-S15) — Amending Motion 79A (Yaroslavsky – McOsker – Harris-Dawson), exempting new multifamily and residential mixed-use properties from the Measure ULA transfer tax if sold within 10 years of construction. |
Adopted 9-5 |
No | — |
| Add a nonprofit exemption to ULA (Amendment 79A) | June 17, 2026 |
Item 79
CF 23-0038-S15 |
(CF 23-0038-S15) — Amending Motion 79B (Blumenfield – Yaroslavsky – McOsker), creating a Measure ULA transfer tax refund for nonprofits. |
Failed 6-8 |
No | — |
| Charter Reform: Give City Council ability to set LAPD policy | June 17, 2026 |
Item 67
CF 26-0489 |
(CF 26-0489) — Charter Reform Commission Recommendation 54, carried as committee Recommendation 22, clarifying that the Council may establish general policy for the Los Angeles Police Department. Councilmember Hernandez argued the amendment "doesn't give us more authority, it just clears up existing law"; Public Safety Committee chair Lee took the opposing position. |
Adopted 10-5 |
Yes | — |
| Delay Olympic Wage (final vote) | May 26, 2026 |
Item (6)
CF 25-1466 |
Ordinance on second consideration amending the Los Angeles Administrative Code and Municipal Code to revise wage and benefit provisions for airport employees and hotel workers. |
Adopted 11-3 |
No | — |
| Delay Olympic Wage | May 19, 2026 |
Item 26
CF 25-1466 |
A motion to adopt the revised version of that same wage-delay ordinance, transmitted by the City Attorney on May 19, held over for a required second reading. |
Adopted 11-4 |
No | — |
| More outside counsel money for city attorney | March 25, 2026 |
Item (46)
CF 25-0600-S133 |
Separate vote on $2.2 million appropriation for city attorney outside counsel. |
Adopted 8-5 |
No | — |
| Amend SB79 implementation to allow construction of 7 story buildings near transit instead of 4 (amendment) | March 24, 2026 |
Item (4)
CF 25-1083 |
Failed motion to implement more aggressive SB 79 housing density option |
Failed 5-8 |
Yes | — |
| Delay renewing eviction defense contract | March 10, 2026 |
Item (5)
CF 20-1084-S4 |
StayHoused LA Eviction Defense Program Contract — Amendment 5G (Rodriguez - Yaroslavsky) - Payment Structure: Eliminates lump-sum advance payments, requiring documentation compliance before payment distribution. |
Adopted 9-4 |
No | — |
| Empower LAHD to raid hill encampments without permission | February 17, 2026 |
Item (46)
CF 25-1511 |
Amendment allowing encampment clearing in fire zones without property owner permission |
Adopted 11-3 |
No | — |
| Explore allowing landlords to partially pass the cost of air conditioning renovation to tenants | February 17, 2026 |
Item (12)
CF 25-1036 |
Amendment to study cooling apparatus in RSO capital improvement program |
Adopted 11-3 |
No | — |
| Give City Attorney more money to oppose Venice Dell | January 28, 2026 |
Item 22
CF 24-0971 |
A City Attorney request to increase outside-counsel funding for the law firm Nossaman LLP in ongoing litigation over the Venice Dell affordable housing project. |
Adopted 9-3 |
No | — |
| New 41.18 zones (2026) | January 27, 2026 |
Item 7
CF 26-4118-S1 |
41.18 Enforcement Zones (CD 5) — Final Vote on Substitute Resolution |
Adopted 10-4 |
No | — |
| Allocate additional budget funding for LAPD, City Attorney, and RepresentLA | January 21, 2026 |
Item 15
CF 25-0600-S129 |
A City Administrative Officer report funding 137 additional LAPD sworn hires beyond the level authorized in the adopted budget. |
Adopted 9-4 |
No | — |
| Give City Attorney $8m for outside counsel (division) | December 12, 2025 |
Item 40
CF 25-0600-S129 |
The bifurcated funding recommendation authorizing additional dollars toward LAPD hiring beyond the budgeted 240-officer cap. |
Adopted 8-7 |
No | — |
| Reduce LAPD funding for FY2025 (amendment) | December 12, 2025 |
Item 40
CF 25-0600-S129 |
A procedural motion on whether to substitute Council Member Yaroslavsky's alternative funding language for Council Member Lee's original LAPD hiring amendment. |
Adopted 9-6 |
Yes | — |
| Ban LAPD use of Crowd Control Weapons (amendment) | December 02, 2025 |
Item 24
CF 22-0766-S3 |
An amendment sponsored by Council Members Soto-Martinez and Hernandez withholding LAPD's authorization to use 40-millimeter projectile launchers and tear gas under the city's annual military equipment report. |
Failed 5-7 |
Yes | — |
| Oppose Dodgers Gondola | November 12, 2025 |
Item 48
CF 25-1295 |
A resolution (Hernandez, Jurado-Soto-Martinez) opposing Metro's Supplemental Environmental Impact Report for the proposed "LA Aerial Rapid Transit" gondola project connecting Union Station/Chinatown to Dodger Stadium. |
Adopted 12-1 |
Yes | — |
| RSO adoption as amended | November 12, 2025 |
Item 47
CF 23-1134 |
The Housing and Homelessness Committee report revising the RSO annual rent increase formula, as amended by the 90% CPI change, a directive to study construction impacts, and the 1%-4% floor/ceiling amendment. |
Adopted 12-2 |
Yes | — |
| RSO amendment 47B (raise thresholds to 1-4%) | November 12, 2025 |
Item 47
CF 23-1134 |
An amending motion (McOsker-Yaroslavsky-Rodriguez, seconded by Park) to set the RSO annual rent increase formula's floor at 1% and its ceiling at 4%. |
Adopted 12-2 |
No | — |
| RSO amendment 47D (raise CPI to 90%) | November 12, 2025 |
Item 47
CF 23-1134 |
An amending motion (Harris-Dawson-Yaroslavsky) to set the RSO annual rent increase formula's CPI share at 90% of the all-items index, offered as a compromise intended to secure enough votes to pass an RSO reform. |
Adopted 10-4 |
No | — |
| RSO amendment clawback 47E & floor amendment (lower to 75% CPI or do CPI minus shelter) | November 12, 2025 |
Item 47
CF 23-1134 |
A Hernandez friendly amendment that would have redefined the CPI measure used in the RSO formula from "all items" to "all items less shelter," offered alongside a proposed 90% CPI share. |
Failed 5-9 |
Yes | — |
| Fund LA Convention Center Expansion | September 19, 2025 |
Item 15
CF 15-1207-S1 |
The Los Angeles Convention Center expansion and modernization project itself, including its economic development and jobs and budget and finance committee reports. |
Adopted 11-2 |
No | — |
| Accept "donation" of Flock cameras from the LA Police Foundation | September 10, 2025 |
Item 23
CF 25-0771 |
A Public Safety Committee report accepting a non-monetary donation of Automated License Plate Recognition camera equipment for LAPD from the Los Angeles Police Foundation. |
Adopted 10-3 |
No | — |
| Oppose SB79 (statewide upzoning near transit) | August 19, 2025 |
Item 44
CF 25-0002-S19 |
(CF 25-0002-S19) — Resolution (Lee – Park) placing the city in opposition to Senate Bill 79 (Wiener) in its 2025-26 State Legislative Program, unless the bill is amended to exempt municipalities with a state-approved and compliant Housing Element. SB 79 would set state zoning standards around train stations and major bus stops permitting multi-family housing of up to seven stories. |
Adopted 8-5 |
No | — |
| Loan $15m to LAPD to cover ICE protest costs | June 24, 2025 |
Item 59
CF 25-0666 |
A second preliminary estimate from the City Administrative Officer of the city's response costs to the June 2025 ICE protests. |
Adopted 11-3 |
No | — |
| Los Angeles City Fiscal Budget 2025 | May 30, 2025 |
Item 4
CF 25-0600 |
(CF 25-0600) — Adoption of the annual budget resolution for fiscal year 2025-26, submitted by the City Attorney, City Administrative Officer and Chief Legislative Analyst. This is the vote that sets the city's spending for the year, and it starts the clock on the Mayor's window to issue a veto. The item drew community impact statements from a dozen neighborhood councils, among them Hermon, Mid City, Silver Lake, PICO, Historic Highland Park, Greater Toluca Lake and Coastal San Pedro. |
Adopted 11-2 |
Yes | — |
| Tourism Worker Ordinance | Date TBD |
Item 66
CF 14-1371-S13 |
Adoption of the substitute motion on Item 66, approving Chief Legislative Analyst recommendations 1.c, 2.e, 2.f, 2.g and 3 from the September 5, 2024 report and directing the City Attorney to prepare a revised Living Wage Ordinance and Hotel Worker Minimum Wage Ordinance raising hourly wages to $22.50 on July 1, 2025, $25.00 on July 1, 2026, $27.00 on July 1, 2027 and $30.00 on July 1, 2028, applying the healthcare benefit payment to hotel workers as it is to airport workers, adding a hardship exemption for concessionaires with 50 or fewer employees, requiring 30 days written notice and an opportunity to cure before an employee may file a civil action, and ordering reports on limiting hotel housekeeping subcontracting within 60 days, business assistance for airport concessionaires within 45 days, enforcement staffing and budget within 45 days, and annual economic impact assessments through 2028. |
Adopted 12-3 |
Yes | — |
| Weaken Tourism Worker Ordinance (Amendments) | Date TBD |
Item 66
CF 14-1371-S13 |
The first Park–Rodriguez amending motion, directing the City Attorney to draft a new Los Angeles Municipal Code ordinance applying the revised wage and benefit recommendations, 2.a through 2.e, only to hotels of 150 or more rooms, carving out smaller limited-service hotels. |
Failed 5-10 |
No | — |
| New 41.18 Zones (2025) | Date TBD |
Item 32
CF 24-4118-S12 |
(CF 24-4118-S12) — Resolution (Blumenfield – Park) designating two Council District 3 locations for enforcement under Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 41.18(c) against sitting, lying, sleeping, or storing, using, maintaining or placing personal property in the public right-of-way — the intersection of De Soto Avenue and Deering Circle, and the intersection of Deering Circle and Independence Avenue — and directing the departments with jurisdiction to post notices and begin enforcement once the posting period expires. Called special for a separate vote by Councilmember Hernandez. |
Adopted 9-4 |
No | — |
| Weaken Tourism Worker Ordinance (Amendments) | Date TBD |
Item 66
CF 14-1371-S13 |
The Lee–Rodriguez amending motion read into the record, excluding from the ordinance workers represented by a labor union under a collective bargaining agreement containing any provision addressing wages and hours of work, and defining and exempting limited-service hotels. |
Failed 5-10 |
No | — |
| Tourism Worker Ordinance | Date TBD |
Item 5
CF 14-1371-S13 |
Final adoption of the Living Wage Ordinance and Hotel Worker Minimum Wage Ordinance package raising wages and health benefits for hotel and airport workers. |
Adopted 12-3 |
Yes | — |
| New 41.18 Zones (2023) | Date TBD |
Item 19
CF 23-4118-S3 |
(CF 23-4118-S3) — Resolution (Lee – Park) designating locations in Council District 12 for enforcement under Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 41.18 against sitting, lying, sleeping, or storing, using, maintaining or placing personal property, or otherwise obstructing the public right-of-way. |
Adopted 8-5 |
No | — |
| Reverse Approval for Affordable Housing in SFH Zone | Date TBD |
Item 23
CF 23-0835 |
(CF 23-0835) — Councilmember Blumenfield's motion to deny the appeal, which would have left standing the Department of City Planning's determination that the application was incomplete under the Permit Streamlining Act, for the properties at 5501 and 5511 North Ethel Avenue in Council District 4. |
Failed 5-8 |
No | — |
| Weaken Tourism Worker Ordinance (Amendments) | Date TBD |
Item 66
CF 14-1371-S13 |
Amending Motion 6, reintroducing Amending Motion 23A by Lee and Park, which Recommendation 11 of the substitute motion would otherwise receive and file. |
Failed 5-10 |
No | — |
| Los Angeles Fire Relief Tenant Protections (Refer to Committee) | Date TBD |
Item 15
CF 25-0006-S16 |
Final motion (Blumenfield-Yaroslavsky) to refer the entire wildfire-hardship eviction protection and rent-pause ordinance, with pending amendments, to the Housing and Homelessness Committee rather than adopt it that day. |
Adopted 10-3 |
No | — |
| Los Angeles Fire Relief Tenant Protections | Date TBD |
Item 13
CF 25-0006-S16 |
Amendment 13B (Hernandez-Yaroslavsky) capping rent debt accrual for qualifying wildfire-hardship tenants at three months of fair market rent, with documentation requirements. |
Adopted 7-4 |
Yes | — |
| Enact Universal Just Cause and Relocation Assistance | Date TBD |
Item 12
CF 21-0042-S4 |
(CF 21-0042-S4) — First consideration of the ordinance amending Los Angeles Municipal Code Sections 151.09 and 165.03 to restrict evictions for nonpayment of rent that is not material, which the Housing and Homelessness Committee sent forward without recommendation. Taken as amended by Motion (Soto-Martinez – Blumenfield) and Motion (Blumenfield – McOsker – Raman), on a Raman – Blumenfield motion to adopt. |
Adopted 9-2 |
Yes | — |
| Los Angeles City Budget 2025 | Date TBD |
Item 21
CF 24-0600 |
(CF 24-0600) — The annual budget resolution for fiscal year 2024-25, submitted by the City Attorney, City Administrative Officer and Chief Legislative Analyst. This is the adoption of the city's budget for the year. |
Adopted 10-3 |
No | — |
| New 41.18 Zones (2024) | Date TBD |
Item 13
CF 24-4118-S4 |
(CF 24-4118-S4) — Resolution (Park – Price) designating six Council District 11 locations for enforcement under Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 41.18 against sitting, lying, sleeping, or storing, using, maintaining or placing personal property in the public right-of-way: George Wolfberg Park at Potrero Canyon, Stoner Recreation Park, the Donald Bruce Kaufman Brentwood Branch Library, Penmar Recreation Center, the Mesmer Avenue Community Garden, and Culver Slauson Recreation Center. Called special for a separate vote by Councilmember Hernandez. |
Adopted 10-4 |
No | — |
| Tourism Worker Ordinance Hostile Amendment | Date TBD |
Item 5
CF 14-1371-S13 |
An amendment raising the "limited-service hotel" exemption threshold from 60 to 150 rooms. |
Failed 5-10 |
No | — |
| Los Angeles Police Protective League CBA | Date TBD |
Item 14
CF 23-0862 |
(CF 23-0862) — City Administrative Officer report on the 2023-27 Memorandum of Understanding for the Police Officers, Lieutenant and Below Representation Unit, MOU 24, the Los Angeles Police Protective League's four-year contract. Called special by Councilmember McOsker to move the Personnel, Audits and Hiring Committee report, which was submitted in Council rather than heard in committee beforehand. |
Adopted 12-3 |
No | — |
| Weaken TAHO (amendments) | Date TBD |
Item 30
CF 14-0268-S18 |
(CF 14-0268-S18) — Amending Motion 30B, presented by Councilmember Rodriguez and seconded by Park and Lee, striking sections from the Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance amendments on the basis of a confidential report before the Council. Among the examples of harassment it would have removed were reducing or threatening to reduce housing services required by a lease, and failing to state a justification for entry or give notice to the tenant. |
Failed 4-8 |
No | — |
| CHIP Rezoning to Include Single Family Homes (Raman Amendment 35C) | Date TBD |
Item 35
CF 21-1230-S5 |
(CF 21-1230-S5) — Amending Motion 35C, introduced by Councilmember Raman, adding single-family parcels to the Citywide Housing Incentive Program rezoning through Options 2 and 6 as prepared by City Planning, rather than limiting the program to multifamily and commercial zones. |
Failed 5-10 |
Yes | — |
| Appoint Sheriff Jim McDonnell | Date TBD |
Item 1
CF 24-1194 |
(CF 24-1194) — Public Safety Committee report on the Mayor's appointment of James P. McDonnell as Chief of Police of the Los Angeles Police Department, resolving that the appointment is approved and confirmed. McDonnell's financial disclosure statement was filed and his background check still pending at the time of the report. |
Adopted 11-2 |
No | — |
| Fast Food Worker Ordinance Hostile Amendment | Date TBD |
Item 28
CF 19-0229-S2 |
Amendment 28B (Blumenfield-Park) directing the CLA to commission an outside economic-impact study, via RFP, of extending the Fair Work Week Ordinance to fast-food businesses before proceeding. |
Failed 7-8 |
No | — |
Sponsorship items
Measures the tracker scores on sponsorship rather than a roll call. Several never had a contested vote to record.
| Item | Year | Correct position | Sponsors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Don't renew LAPD Flock contracts & report on data sharing | 2026 | Sponsor | Imelda Padilla, Ysabel Jurado |
| Exempt "Small Landlords" from RSO improvements | 2025 | Not sponsoring | John Lee, Monica Rodriguez |
| Oppose Dodgers Gondola | 2025 | Sponsor | Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado |
| Require LAPD to verify ICE identities | 2025 | Sponsor | Bob Blumenfield, Curren D. Price, Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Imelda Padilla, Tim Mcosker |
| Restrict LAPD use of crowd control weapons | 2025 | Sponsor | Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez |
| Audit LAPD Spending for ICE (multiple) | 2025 | Sponsor | Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Imelda Padilla, Katy Yaroslavsky |
| Expand 41.18 to Criminalize Homelessness Citywide | 2025 | Not sponsoring | Imelda Padilla, John Lee, Monica Rodriguez, Traci Park |
| Los Angeles Fire Relief Tenant Protections | 2025 | Sponsor | Adrin Nazarian, Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez |
| Fast Food Worker Fair Work Week Ordinance | 2024 | Sponsor | Curren D. Price, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Katy Yaroslavsky |
| Ban Renovictions | 2024 | Sponsor | Bob Blumenfield, Eunisses Hernandez, Heather Hutt, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Katy Yaroslavsky, Nithya Raman |
| Los Angeles Sanctuary City Ordinance | 2024 | Sponsor | Curren D. Price, Eunisses Hernandez, Heather Hutt, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Nithya Raman |
| Demand a Ceasefire in Gaza | 2024 | Sponsor | Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Nithya Raman |
| Modify Rent Stabilization Ordinance | 2023 | Sponsor | Bob Blumenfield, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Katy Yaroslavsky |
| Social Housing Resolutions (2023) and (2024) | 2023/24 | Sponsor | Bob Blumenfield, Eunisses Hernandez, Heather Hutt, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Nithya Raman |
| Tourism Worker Ordinance | 2023 | Sponsor | Curren D. Price, Heather Hutt, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Katy Yaroslavsky, Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Tim Mcosker |
Tracked columns not yet on this site
Columns from the source tracker with no vote in our data. Some track a vote the Council took unanimously, which a contested-only record cannot carry; some are scored across a bloc of amendments rather than one roll call; the rest are budget and committee columns with no council file to match on. They stay listed so it is clear what the scores above leave out.
| Tracker column | Year | Left position |
|---|---|---|
| Charter Reform: Draft Language to Allow Resident Voting | 2026 | Yes |
| Weaken Just Cause Protections (H&H Committee) | 2023 | No |
| Los Angeles City Fiscal Budget 2024 | 2023 | No |