Redondo Beach District 4
Re-Elect Zein Obagi Jr.
Meet Zein Obagi
Zein and his wife Ashley chose Redondo Beach as the place where they wanted to start a family. Now, homeowners with a young daughter, they are fully invested in our community.
Zein Obagi is a respected attorney and the head of his own law firm. He specializes in law that protects the rights of people in the workplace. He also serves as a leader with the Los Angeles County Bar Association.
Redondo Beach Leaders Endorse Zein Obagi
“I need Zein Obagi on the city council to break the gridlock that has prevented us from giving North Redondo the attention it deserves without raising taxes.”
Bill Brand
Redondo Beach Mayor
Redondo Beach City Council Member
Todd Loewenstein
Redondo Beach City Council Member
Nils Nehrenheim
Steve Colin
Frmr. Council Member, Redondo Beach
Bob Pinzler
Frmr. Council Member, Redondo Beach
Tim Goodrich
Torrance City Council Member
Betty Lieu
President, Torrance School Board
Wayne Craig
President, Rescue Our Waterfront
Erin Joyce
Chair of the LACBA Small Firms Section & Ethics Attorney
Caroline Vincente
Frmr. Chair LACBA Small Firm Section & Mediator
Jonathan Marquit, Esq.
Redondo Special LLC, Co-Managing Member
Lezlie Campeggi
Redondo Beach Resident
Dawn Esser
Redondo Beach Resident
Rob Gaddis
Redondo Beach GPAC
Sheila Lamb
Redondo Beach GPAC
Chuck Tipton
Redondo Beach District 4 Resident
Candace Allen Nafissi
Redondo Beach Library Commissioner
Eugene Solomon
Redondo Beach Budget & Finance Commissioner
Rolf Curtis Strutzenberg
Redondo Beach Resident
Jason Conroy
Chair Redondo Beach Budget & Finance Commissioner
Gerry O’Connor
South Manhattan Beach Resident & Leader
Bill Bloomfield
Frm. Congressional Candidate, CA 33rd District
Sam Yebri
L.A. City Council Candidate
My Vision for North Redondo
Give our district the attention it deserves
For too long, North Redondo has not had a council member who fights for us. If elected, I will be responsive to your concerns and needs. #NorthRedondo
Protect fast police and fire response times
Our first responders are great. We need to protect their funding without raising taxes.
Make our streets safer, prevent speeding and crime
Use modern technology to reduce cut-through traffic and lower the speed of cars on Grant, Aviation and Artesia. Integrate protected bike lanes and more walkable streets citywide.
Bring attractive, popular businesses to Artesia Blvd
With new attractive businesses, restaurants, boutique hotels and art installations, Artesia Blvd can become even more vibrant than the Riviera Village.
Stop Sacramento from forcing greater density on North Redondo
We need to band together with other cities to preserve local control over zoning. Overdevelopment will mean more traffic, more demands on city services and overcrowding in our schools, all without creating sufficient revenue.
Shield homes from Green Line noise and disruption
I will fight to mitigate any negative effects on residents from the Green Line construction and operation. Our current Council Member has failed to represent us on the development of the Metro Green Line.
No new taxes wasted on poor decisions by our current Council Member
He even voted against a cost-savings study that could have saved us millions of dollars every year. Two thousand residents responded by asking for a recall. They did not get one, but now you have an opportunity to elect new leadership.