The Political Graveyard: Los Angeles County, Calif.

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Los Angeles County
California

Politicians who were born in Los Angeles County

Los Angeles County (no city given): Antonio R. Villaraigosa, 1953

Boyle Heights, Los Angeles: Lucille Roybal-Allard, 1941

Compton: Walter R. Tucker III, 1957

Cudahy: John Ferraro, 1924

Downey: Steve Apodaca, c.1951

El Monte: Charles E. Wiggins, 1927

Encino, Los Angeles: Christopher Sproul, 1958

Glendale: Carroll W. Parcher, 1903 — Martin Frost, 1942 — John T. Doolittle, 1950

Hawthorne: Glenn M. Anderson, 1913

Hollywood, Los Angeles: Jan Brewer, 1944

Huntington Park: Elton Gallegly, 1944

Long Beach: Erle R. Dickover, 1888 — Gerald Desmond, 1915 — Carlos J. Moorhead, 1922 — Harvey Frans Nelson, Jr., 1924 — Charles A. Gillespie, Jr., 1935 — Daniel E. Lungren, 1946

Los Angeles:

	Los Angeles, year not specified: Margaret M. Brock — Elizabeth Cervantes Barron — Jackie Goldberg
	Los Angeles, 1800-1849: Cristóbal Aguilar, 1815 — Ygnacio Sepulveda, 1842
	Los Angeles, 1850-1899: Frederick S. Eaton, 1855 — Isidore B. Dockweiler, 1867 — Boyle Workman, 1868 — Eugene Meyer, 1875 — Hugh S. Gibson, 1883 — Earl Warren, 1891 — Lucretia del Valle Grady, 1892 — Preston Hotchkis, 1893 — Paul R. Williams, 1894 — John F. Dockweiler, 1895 — Leland M. Backstrand, 1899
	Los Angeles, 1900-1949: Adlai E. Stevenson, 1900 — John J. Garland, 1902 — John M. Costello, 1903 — Warren G. Hooper, 1904 — Margaret M. Brock — John R. Williams, 1909 — John D. Jernegan, 1911 — John W. Gardner, 1912 — Samuel S. Arentz, 1913 — Tom Bane, 1913 — William G. Kirkland, 1913 — Alphonzo Bell, 1914 — Lionel Van Deerlin, 1914 — Laughlin E. Waters, 1914 — Victor V. Veysey, 1915 — Lloyd Davis, c.1915 — Ed Davis, 1916 — William M. Martin, 1917 — John C. Elliott, 1919 — Kenneth Hahn, 1920 — William O. Braecklein, 1920 — William M. Ketchum, 1921 — Robert Orris Blake, 1921 — Nolan Frizzelle, 1921 — Richard Nevins, 1921 — Thomas M. Rees, 1925 — Arthur L. Alarcón, 1925 — Walter F. Brown, 1926 — John H. Rousselot, 1927 — Julian Nava, 1927 — Fred Halstead, 1927 — Robert Maurice Ebiner, 1927 — Hugo H. Bayona, 1928 — Robert E. Badham, 1929 — David McReynolds, 1929 — Daniel S. Cooper, 1930 — James Neal Smith, 1930 — William M. Byrne, Jr., 1930 — John A. Gavin, 1931 — Yvonne B. Burke, 1932 — Wes Cooley, 1932 — Paul Zakaib, Jr., 1932 — Diane E. Watson, 1933 — Elizabeth Cervantes Barron — Richard D. Zanuck, 1934 — Jack Kemp, 1935 — Rex E. Lee, 1935 — Barry M. Goldwater, Jr., 1938 — Howard P. McKeon, 1938 — Bruce Babbitt, 1938 — Henry A. Waxman, 1939 — Howard E. Wolpe, 1939 — Michael D. Antonovich, 1939 — Howard L. Berman, 1941 — Randy Cunningham, 1941 — Maureen Reagan, 1941 — Mel Levine, 1943 — Jackie Goldberg — Richard Alatorre, 1943 — D. Michael Boyle, 1944 — Harry Scolinos, 1944 — Floyd H. Flake, 1945 — John R. Bathe, 1945 — Steve Bartlett, 1947 — Elihu M. Harris, 1947 — Garland Ellis Burrell, Jr., 1947 — Bill Sarpalius, 1948 — Jan Laverty Jones, 1949 — Scott Edward Darling, 1949 — Ed Begley, Jr., 1949
	Los Angeles, 1950-1999: James K. Hahn, 1950 — Edward R. Royce, 1951 — Anthony A. Williams, 1951 — Janice Hahn, 1952 — Brad Sherman, 1954 — Hilda L. Solis, 1957 — Angelyne, c.1958 — Winona LaDuke, 1959 — Laura Richardson, 1962 — Darin Price, 1963 — Lawrence Steven Strauss, 1966

Lynwood: Loretta Sanchez, 1960

Pasadena: Elbert P. Tuttle, 1897 — Fulton Freeman, 1915 — Samuel Mardian, Jr., 1919 — Robert Budd Gould, 1937 — Bill Richardson, 1947 — Chuck Walker, 1955

Pomona: Loren D. Leman, 1950

San Pedro, Los Angeles: Manuel L. Real, 1924 — Jerry Sanders, 1950

Santa Monica: Shirley Temple Black, 1928 — Kenneth L. Maddy, 1934 — Bobbi Fiedler, 1937 — Don Lane, 1956

South Gate: William E. Dannemeyer, 1929

Torrance: Jerry M. Reiss, 1937

Van Nuys, Los Angeles: Larry LaRocco, 1946

Whittier: Gladys O'Donnell, 1904 — Dorothy B. Bradley, c.1914 — George F. Allen, Jr., 1952

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