board of supervisors. In 2010, Los Angeles created a nonpartisan commission to impartially redraw the districts for the board of supervisors.” In 2016, Governor Brown, however, signed Senate Bill 958 which states that “the political party preferences of the commission members…shall be as proportional as possible to the total number of voters who are registered with each political party in the County of Los Angeles.” Some argue that the new bill infringes upon the rights of political minority parties and independent voters. Transparency In 2018, the Los Angeles Times editorial board criticized the board for a lack of transparency and accountability. In early 2015, the board was to discuss and adopt a set of policy priorities and post them on the county's website, together with an explanation of how they would be implemented and a schedule of hearings so the public could weigh in. The Times criticized the board for not following through on that promise. Current Supervisors Members of the Board are officially nonpartisan, and are elected by constituents of their respective districts. As of 2022, they are: Current County Chair & Chair Pro Tem Current County Chair is Janice Hahn & Current County Chair Pro Tem is Lindsey Horvath As of 2022. Supervisorial districts Los Angeles County is divided into 5 supervisorial districts (SDs), with each Supervisor representing a district of approximately 2 million people. References External links Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Los Angeles County Supervisors - Past To Present B County government in California Politicians from Greater Los Angeles