Decision ’93 / A Look at the Elections in Los Angeles County : Los Angeles City Council : Council Statistics
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District 1 Population: 228,695 Voting Age Population: 160,576 Registered Voters: 36,804 District 3 Population: 232,830 Voting Age Population: 282,134 Registered Voters: 114,249 District 5 Population: 236,423 Voting Age Population: 203,451 Registered Voters: 151,020 District 7 Population: 231,952 Voting Age Population: 154,677 Registered Voters: 52,941 District 9 Population: 229,843 Voting Age Population: 150,954 Registered Voters: 59,854 District 11 Population: 236,942 Voting Age Population: 194,823 Registered Voters: 136,730 District 13 Population: 231,592 Voting Age Population: 172,542 Registered Voters: 53,081 District 15 Population: 233,279 Voting Age Population: 160,717 Registered Voters: 87,937
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