Councilwoman Traci Park’s re-election campaign has raised over $646,000 from 1,227 individual donors through the June 30th reporting deadline. This achievement reflects the widespread recognition of Councilwoman Park’s success in addressing crime and homelessness on the Westside and her strong leadership during Council District 11’s most challenging period.
The fundraising milestone comes after Councilwoman Park paused campaign activities during the first four months of 2025 to devote her full attention to the community in the wake of the devastating Palisades Fire. As residents faced evacuation, property loss, and the daunting road to recovery, Park put her constituents first, because that’s who she is and how she leads.
“After the fire, I knew my only focus had to be supporting our community,” said Councilwoman Park, who resigned as Chair of the City’s 2028 Olympics Committee to create and lead the City’s Ad Hoc Committee for LA Recovery. “I stood with the community during its darkest days, and I’ll continue fighting to rebuild the Palisades as the Palisades. I will keep showing up for families in CD11 every day until the work is done. That’s my commitment, and I feel deeply honored that so many people believe in me and continue to give so generously to support our future.”
With more than 1,227 individual contributions from CD11 residents and businesses from every corner of the district, Park’s widespread local support demonstrates that her commitment to a safer, stronger, more unified Westside continues to inspire residents across the spectrum. This broad coalition of support puts her campaign in position to be extremely successful with ballots arriving for the June 2, 2026, Primary Election in just over 9 months.