Failed
Result: 35.8% yes, 64.2% no (22,950 votes cast)
This measure would have increased Los Angeles's transient occupancy tax rate from 9% to 13% and applied the tax to all rent charged to hotel guests, including by online travel and short-term rental companies, generating approximately $950,000 annually for general government services. The revenue would have been used for city parks, streets, public safety, and other general government purposes until ended by voters.