2 Seats Open On Beverly Hills City Council: Election 2020

BEVERLY HILLS, CA — There are five candidates and one write-in candidate vying for two seats on the Beverly Hills City Council, as voters gear up to head to the polls Tuesday.

The candidates are: Lili Bose, a Beverly Hills City Councilmember; Julian A. Gold, a physician and Beverly Hills City Councilmember; Lori Greene Gordon, a Planning Commissioner and businesswoman; Rabbi Sidney "Simcha" Green, an educator; Robin Rowe, a technologist; and write-in candidate Aimee Zeltzer, an attorney, educator and author.

Come back to Patch on election night for live results of the City Council race.

Patch asked the candidates to describe their qualifications and visions for Beverly Hills. The candidate profiles of those that responded are below:

• Candidate Profile: Robin Rowe For Beverly Hills City Council
• Candidate Profile: Julian Gold For Beverly Hills City Council
• Candidate Profile: Lori Greene Gordon, Beverly Hills City Council
• Candidate Profile: Rabbi Wants Medical Pot Sold In Beverly Hills
• Candidate Profile: Aimee Zeltzer For Beverly Hills City Council

Here are some local Beverly Hills Voting Locations:

Beverly Hills City Hall
455 N Rexford Dr, Beverly Hills CA 90210
Hours: February 22 - March 2: 8AM - 5PM
March 3: 7AM - 8PM
Additional Info: Municipal Gallery 2nd Floor

Beverly Hills Women's Club
1700 Chevy Chase Dr, Beverly Hills CA 90210
Hours: February 29 - March 2: 8AM - 5PM
March 3: 7AM - 8PM
Additional Info: Ballroom and Garden Room

The Beverly Hilton
9876 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills CA 90210
Hours: February 22 - March 2: 8AM - 5PM
March 3: 7AM - 8PM
Additional Info: Le Chateau

To find other locations and operating hours for the vote centers, visit the L.A. County Registrar website or call the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk at 800-815-2666, Option 1.