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Jayne Murphy Shapiro
25,728 votes
25.2%
- Party: Republican
(71.8% of votes in party)
- Occupation: Child Safety Advocate
- President and Founder of KIDS SAFE
- Registered Nurse; Mother of four boys
- Commissioner, Los Angeles Commission on the Status of Women
- Appointed Member, California Developmental Disabilities Board
- Master's Degree, California State University at Northridge
- National Executive Committee, American Israel Political Action Committee (AIPAC)
Priorities:
- I want to see opportunities improved for our children, educationally, healthwise and through a commonsense approach to the future.
- I want our communities to be safer, through prevention, intervention and tough penalties for criminals and respect for law enforcement.
- I want us to capitalize on today's new industries and strong economy to plan for the future.
Fran Pavley
20,695 votes
20.3%
- Party: Democratic
(32.7% of votes in party)
- Occupation: Teacher/Coastal Commissioner
- Teacher/Coastal Commissioner
- Mayor/Councilmember for City of Agoura Hills for four terms (1982-1997)
- Teacher in public schools for 28 years. Husband, Andy, is also a teacher.
- Appointed to California Coastal Commission in 1995 by then State Senate Pro-Tem Bill Lockyer; reappointed in 1999
- Member: Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy Advisory Committee
- President: Los Angeles County Division League of California Cities; State Board Director (1996-1997)
Priorities:
- Attracting and training 300,000 quality teachers for California's public schools.
- Provide the necessary resources, and insure fiscal accountabilty along with local flexibility, to implement needed reforms in our schools.
- Protect quality of life by improving traffic conditions, redusing pollution in Santa Monica Bay, protecting open space, and working with local gov't.
S. David "Dave" Freeman
17,333 votes
17%
- Party: Democratic
(27.4% of votes in party)
- Occupation: Natural Resources Manager
- Lyndon Johnson made me the first person to coordinate national energy policy and I helped establish the Environmental Protection Agency.
- I was President Carter's Energy Advisor and was named Chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority, the nation's largest public utility.
- I've held many Chief Executive positions and saved billions of dollars by cost-cutting and energy saving programs around the nation.
- Mayor Riordan named me L.A.'s General Manager of DWP where I've cut costs and advanced the use of "Green Power."
- I've been honored by the National Wildlife Federation, United Nations and the Urban League for advancing the interests of minorities.
Priorities:
- I'll work to bring California's education system back to its former role as the nation's leader by improving classroom technology.
- I'll continue my life's work of protecting the environment. I've initiated intensive conservation and renewable energy programs throughout the nation.
- I'll continue to be an effective and practical advocate for equality in the workplace by promoting opportunity for all Californians.
Tony Vazquez
11,398 votes
11.1%
- Party: Democratic
(18.1% of votes in party)
- Occupation: Educator
- Phone: 310-452-7366; Addr: 1630 Bryn Mawr Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90405; Email: vazquez441st@home.com
Stefan "Stu" Stitch
10,105 votes
9.8%
- Party: Republican
(28.2% of votes in party)
- Occupation: Elementary School Teacher
- Phone: 310-289-4757; Addr: 1158 26th Street, Suite 159, Santa Monica, CA 90403; Email: sastitch@aol.com
Brenda F. Gottfried
9,587 votes
9.3%
- Party: Democratic
(15.1% of votes in party)
- Occupation: School Board Member
William "Bill" Wallace
4,302 votes
4.2%
- Party: Democratic
(6.7% of votes in party)
- Occupation: Educator/Psychologist
- Phone: 310-451-2107; Addr: 1448 15th St. #203, Santa Monica, CA 90404; Email: williamwallace1@compuserve.com
Colin S. Goldman
3,265 votes
3.1%
- Party: Libertarian
(100% of votes in party)
- Occupation: Management Consultant
- Former Board member, San Mateo Unified High School District
- Ten years of distinguished professional experience improving operations of federal, state, and local governments and school districts
- Recognized expert in Los Angeles City and County budgeting and finance
- Community leader/volunteer
- Economics degree from Yale University
- Masters in Business Administration degree from U.C.L.A.
Priorities:
- Providing comprehensive education reform and real opportunity for children (no more forcing children into second class schools)
- Eliminating taxation on the product of labor (you spend your paycheck on things important to you and your family, not career politicians)
- Getting government bureaucrats out of our bedrooms and medicine cabinets (we know what's best for ourselves and our families)
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