You should vote -- because these kids aren't old enough yet.

Stars of Fresh Off The Boat, Wrecked and more urge you to get out and vote.



These kids might not be old enough to vote, but they've got an important message for you about getting to the polls. This PSA from Kore Asian Media, Asian Americans Advancing Justice and Los Angeles Councilmember David Ryu gathers together the likes of Hudson Yang, Forrest Wheeler and Ian Chen of Fresh Off The Boat, Ally Maki and Asif Ali of Wrecked, Sydney Viengluang of Z-Nation and Jona Xiao of Keeping Up With the Joneses, to call on you to get out and vote in this super-important upcoming election.

David Ryu wins Los Angeles City Council race

City Hall outsider is the first Korean American ever to win a council seat.



The results are in. In Los Angeles, David Ryu has clinched a seat on the City Council, edging out opponent Carolyn Ramsay in District 4. The victory makes Ryu the first Korean American ever elected to the Los Angeles City Council, and the first Asian American to hold a council seat in over twenty years.

L.A. City Hall outsider Ryu wins City Council race

With 100% of precincts reporting, unofficial results had Ryu securing more than 11,200 votes, giving him a more than 1,600-vote margin over Ramsay in the runoff to replace termed-out councilmember Tom LaBonge.

Ramsay, chief of staff for LaBonge, had endorsements from Mayor Eric Garcetti and a majority of council members. Ryu, however, raised an energized base, casting himself as a City Hall outsider not beholden to entrenched interests.