In West Hollywood election, a famously liberal city appears to take a moderate turn

The West Hollywood election was dominated by cutting law enforcement. Two City Council incumbents appear to have won reelection.

In November 1984, the newly formed city of West Hollywood grabbed the world’s attention when it seated the nation’s first City Council with an openly gay majority.

“When I was first elected in 1984, I never dreamed that I would still have the opportunity to serve the community today,” Heilman, 65, wrote in a text message. He said voters he spoke to “want council members to focus on public safety, homelessness and basic services” and to “see the city work collaboratively with the business community.”

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