Which Democrat is your L.A. block backing?

The wealthy Westside, which Harris now calls home, has put millions into her career, which started in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Buttigieg, the most successful LGBTQ candidate for president, has raised more than $130,000 in the gay mecca of West Hollywood — a sum greater than any competitor.

Thanks to his massive base of small-dollar donors, Sanders is less reliant on big checks from the wealthy Westside. His support stretches all across Los Angeles County and he leads other candidates in many of the county's eastern areas.

While Biden trails the front-runners, he has still raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from some of the same wealthy regions.

Warren, who has intentionally eschewed traditional big-dollar fundraising events, is dependent on small-dollar donors. She doesn't have many areas where she stands out, but she does well all over.

Though he trails the first tier of fundraisers, the New Jersey senator received support from some of the county's most generous donors at a recent Santa Monica event co-hosted by members of the Obama administration and his girlfriend, actress Rosario Dawson.

Despite running one of the most successful fundraising campaigns in congressional history, O'Rourke has struggled to compete with his Democratic rivals here in Los Angeles.

Gillibrand, a champion of the #MeToo movement that shook Hollywood's power elite, remains stuck in the middle of the pack.

The Midwesterner, one of a record number of women running in 2020, has also failed to break through.

This member of president Obama's cabinet has relied chiefly on donations from the Westside precincts that bolstered Obama's two runs to the White House.

The Coloradan assembled a donor network during a stint as head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, which has yet to pay dividends.

The Silicon Valley entrepreneur's strongest support came from the San Gabriel Valley, home to many fellow Asian Americans.

Gabbard, a practicing Hindu, has garnered strong support from Indian Americans in Los Angeles and across America.

Despite being a longtime Los Angeles resident who once sought to represent the Westside in Congress, Williamson has struggled to raise money at home.

Having only joined the race in May, the Montana governor has not had much time to tap into the county's donor pool.

Despite his emphasis on climate change, a topic dear to California environmentalists, Inslee has struggled to raise money here in Los Angeles.