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Your nominees are the Streetsie "People of the Year" from earlier with the runners up for each award thrown in for good measure.

Politician of the Year: Antonio Villaraigosa+

Runner Up: Mark Ridley-Thomas

Advocate of the Year: Sunyoung Yang

Advocate of the Year: Colin Bogart

Blogger of the Year: Brigham Yen

Runner Up: Ted Rogers

Government Worker of the Year: Rye Baerg

Runner Up: Planning's Claire Bowen, LADOT's Kang Hu

Streetsblog Contributor of the Year: Dana Gabbard

Runner Up: Mark Vallianatos

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