Less than 24 hours after I posted a survey asking residents to weigh in about whether or not Long Beach should regulate lobbyists (like the other 5 largest cities in the State do), I have received over 231 responses.
The percentages in favor of the proposal are overwhelming. You can check out the results yourself by click here.
I am going to keep the survey open for another week or so. If you haven't already given me your view click here and answer the survey.
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