{"article":{"id":30274,"heading":"LA Anti-War resolution","author":"duff","created":"2003-02-19 23:22:50","modified":"2003-02-19 23:22:50","last_modified":"Thu, 20 Feb 2003 06:22:50","article":"<br><br> The LA City Council took a vote on the Garcetti-Galanter anti-war resolution today.  Here is the breakdown of the vote: <br><br>     In Support: <br>  <br>         Eric Garcetti <br>  <br>         Ruth Galanter <br>  <br>         Ed Reyes <br>  <br>         Janice Hahn <br>  <br>         Nate Holden <br>  <br>         Tom LaBonge <br>  <br>         Cindy Miscikowski <br><br>     Against: <br>  <br>         Alex Padilla <br>  <br>         Jack Weiss <br>  <br>         Wendy Greuel <br>  <br>         Jan Perry <br>  <br>         Hal Bernson <br>  <br>         Dennis Zine <br><br> Although the vote was 7-6 in favor, the resolution did not pass because 8 votes are required.  The two missing votes were: <br><br> Councilmember Nick Pacheco (CD 14), who was not present for the vote <br>  <br> The seat for CD 8 is currently open since Mark Ridley-Thomas was elected to the State Assembly <br><br> The council voted for a continuance, so the resolution is not dead. <br>  <br> This may come up at the Friday session. <br>  <br> \n","contact":"","link":"","address":"","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":"Almost Passed, but not dead.","numcomment":0,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/","filesize":null,"article_url":"\/news\/2003\/02\/30274.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[]}