CULVER CITY, Calif. – Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin, candidate for Culver City City Council, has earned the endorsement of BizFed PAC, the political action committee of the Los Angeles County Business Federation (BizFed).
“I’m proud to earn the endorsement of BizFed PAC,” said Wisnosky Stehlin. “As a small business owner, I know what it’s like to make payroll, manage a budget, navigate regulations, and keep the doors open. Our local businesses create jobs, provide essential services, contribute to our local economy, and help give Culver City its unique character.”
Wisnosky Stehlin believes City Hall should work collaboratively with Culver City’s business community and recognize businesses as important stakeholders in decisions that affect the city.
“Businesses need to be brought to the table before major decisions are made, not after,” Wisnosky Stehlin said. “That means listening, making it easier to navigate City Hall, being thoughtful about taxes and fees, and making fiscally responsible decisions that keep Culver City economically strong.”
Wisnosky Stehlin is a longtime Culver City resident, small business owner and community leader who has spent more than 26 years working in and serving the community. Her campaign is focused on quality of life, traffic and mobility, affordability and fiscal responsibility, City and schools working together, safe neighborhoods and emergency preparedness, and transparency and accountability in City government.
The BizFed PAC endorsement adds to a growing coalition supporting Wisnosky Stehlin’s campaign that includes labor, business, statewide and local leaders, longtime community advocates, and Culver City residents.
For more information about Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin and her campaign for Culver City City Council, visit Jeannine4CulverCity.com.
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Jeannine4CulverCity@gmail.com
About BizFed PAC:
BizFed PAC is the political action committee affiliated with the Los Angeles County Business Federation (BizFed), a grassroots alliance of business organizations representing employers throughout the Los Angeles region.
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