Redondo Beach District 1 Council Member Nils Nehrenheim was sworn into office on June 6, 2017 for his first term, and re-elected in March for a second term through March of 2025. Nehrenheim’s public activism within community groups he both founded and participated in, focusing on land-use, resonates resoundingly with the voting Redondo Beach majority. As an activist, Nehrenheim co-wrote a citizen’s initiative for zoning in King Harbor, Redondo Beach, that qualified as a ballot measure and won by an overwhelming margin in March 2017. That measure was certified by the California Coastal Commission, without any changes, a first in California history! True to his word, Nehrenheim continues to bring change and much-needed reform as an elected official. He has staunchly advocated for increased transparency within City government across all disciplines, including but not limited to financial, managerial and process improvement. And most notably, he has successfully defended a personal lawsuit inflicted by developer-funded, court labeled “shills,” setting California election law precedence. That he runs an Internet-host company and is a County Lifeguard adds to his well-rounded expertise and effectiveness in serving his City and constituents.

Council Term: 2014 – 2018
Mayor of Calimesa from 2010-2018

City Council since 2012

Council Term: 2016 – 2020

Former Mayor of Palm Desert

West Los Angeles-Sawtelle Neighborhood Council

Arman Ghorbani is the youngest elected member of the West Los Angeles-Sawtelle Neighborhood Council. He graduated from UCLA in 2013, where he studied Neuroscience while also advocating strongly for personal freedom. While at UCLA, he founded the Bruin Libertarians, which participated in many debates to help introduce libertarian philosophy into the mainstream discussion on campus. Since then, he has gone on to receive a masters degree to focus his career on improving the U.S. healthcare system. Arman has dedicated his time to defending individual liberty and ensuring government remains small and effective.

Reelected for a term from 12-7-2018 through 12/2/2022.

Originally elected 2014.

Before becoming active with the Party, she was on the Hanford Main Street Board of Directors (2015-2018) and founded a 501 (c)3 called Heart of Hanford with the purpose of helping to protect and preserve Hanford’s historic downtown. As a business owner she began advocating for small businesses in her town which steered her to run for Hanford City Council in 2016. Her campaign led her to the then newly established Libertarian Party of Kings County. From there she became their Treasurer in 2017, the Vice Chair in 2018, and is the now current Chair for the LP of Kings County. In the state party, she acquired a spot on the LPC Social Media Committee and was elected as one of the LPC At-Large Representatives during the LPC State Convention in 2019.