My California election ballot: the local LA stuff

Everyone running for government positions in Los Angeles is left of center - there are no conservatives or Republicans in these races. That said, some candidates are more radically far left than others, and some are more sensible. This city has been plagued by homelessness for too long, all under the watch of the Democratic party. Crime is on the rise. Am I crazy for wanting a different perspective to hold public office? To balance things out a bit? I'm not eager for conservatives to take over at all, but I have no allegiance to tribal progressive thinking. Instead, I'm scouring the stances of each candidate for sensibility, concern for the commons, and action.

Rick Caruso for Mayor
Hydee Feldstein Soto for City Attorney
Paul Koretz for Controller
Mitch O’Farrell for City Council (District 13)
Adam Schiff for US House of Representatives (District 30)

No on LH
No on SP
Yes on ULA
Yes on LACC LA

No on County measure A
Yes on County measure C