“People come to Culver City because they want to live in a place with a strong sense of community, excellent schools, vibrant businesses, beautiful parks, and reliable city services. I’m running because I believe we need collaborative leadership that brings people together, listens to residents, and focuses on thoughtful planning, responsive government, and strengthening the qualities that make Culver City special.

At the same time, like many people, I’m concerned about rising costs and affordability challenges facing families, seniors, young people, and small businesses throughout Culver City. While local government cannot solve inflation on its own, city leaders should carefully consider how local decisions impact affordability, fiscal stability, and everyday costs for residents."

I have served our community as a Cultural Affairs Commissioner, nonprofit leader, community advocate, and volunteer within our schools and local organizations. Through that work, I have seen firsthand how local decisions shape the daily lives of families, students, small businesses, neighborhoods, and community institutions throughout Culver City.

Commitment to Culver City
Jeannine has extensive experience in community building and successfully running businesses, and she is passionate about affordable housing, a working wage, environmental sustainability, mobility, and public safety. She understands the importance of connecting hearts and minds through art and the challenges of keeping a business open and making payroll. She is ready to meet Culver City’s unique challenges and opportunities head-on and aims to do the most good for the most people. From housing and homelessness to public safety, traffic, sustainability, and ensuring safe and beautiful streets for pedestrians, cyclists, and all forms of mobility, Jeannine pledges to serve with compassion and understanding. Her goal is to make Culver City a safe, inclusive, thriving, and welcoming place for all.