Jillian Michaels

So, Mayors Matter is an awesome learning tool for anybody running for government in California, because it's an eye and a window into the people that are going to vote for you.

Whether it's a small town like Brea, Cerritos, or a big town like LA, Los Angeles is 4 million people, and Palisades is 35,000.

And that's with all the kids.

Voters, I think it's really like 18,000.

So people have to understand that a town like Los Angeles, there's a big disconnect between what people in downtown need versus what the Pacific Palisades needs.

And the math is the problem because voters that vote generally are on entitlements.

So those are not people living in the Palisades.

So Spencer's got his work cut out for him and California has its work cut out for itself.

It needs to vote.

We need to vote.

You need to register to vote.

It doesn't even matter if you vote as a Democrat or an independent or you need to register and go to the polls.

And remember that historically.

During what's called a midterm or a runoff race, which is what we're having here in June, independents don't vote.

So a lot of times you'll see a Democrat in office just because there was nobody else that was there was no voting for anybody else.

So we've got to really be cognizant of how the voting is going to work so that we can get somebody new into office.

Number one.

Well, are they independent or are they not registered?

It's a big leap to say that they're independent when they're not registered.

We have about 25% of the population doesn't even vote.