Candidates
(Vote for 2)
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Dave Allan
8,976 votes
27.27%
- Occupation: Firefighter
- East County YMCA Board Member
- former President, San Miguel Firefighters
Priorities:
- Maintain a high level of Public Safety
- High quality Public Services while keeping Low Taxes and Fees
- Encourage Economic Development
Ruth Sterling
8,086 votes
24.57%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter)
- Occupation: Licensed Nurse/Councilmember
Charles "Chuck" Muse
4,854 votes
14.75%
- Occupation: Planning Commissioner/Businessman
- Member of La Mesa Planning Commission
- Founding Director Home of Guiding Hands
- Appointed by Ronald Reagan to -
- Areawide Developmental Disabilities Board
- Adjunct Faculty - College for Financial Planning
- Author/Lecturer
Priorities:
- Public Safety - Maintain high standard for Fire and Police
- Encourage development of business interests
- Improve and upgrade infrastructure and housing stock
Rick R. Reese
3,157 votes
9.59%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter)
- Occupation: Structural Engineer
Roxanne Girard
2,995 votes
9.10%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter)
- Occupation: Banker/Businesswoman
Dave Smith
2,814 votes
8.55%
- Occupation: High Tech Manufacturing Manager
- President La Mesa Athletic Council
- Steering Committee, La Mesa Parks Project
- Community Services Commission, LMAC Rep
- East County Park And Rec. Advisory Panel
- 21 year La Mesa Resident
- Married 21 Years, 3 School Age Children
Priorities:
- Balance Growth With Quality of Life Issues
- Foster Youth Programs
- Work for Safe Neighborhoods
Maria "Mercy" Graef
2,030 votes
6.17%
- Occupation: Community College Legal Instructor
- Bachelor of Science in Business Administration/Management,
- Juris Doctor
- Chair of La Mesa Community Services Commission
- Neighborhood Watch Captain for 15 years
- Graduate of La Mesa Police Department's Citizens' Academy
- La Mesa resident for 29 years
Priorities:
- Public Safety - Without a safe environment we cannot enjoy La Mesa's many opportunities
- Infrastructure maintenance - No deferred maintenance, it only leads to higher costs
- Growth - Must be managed and viewed as part of long -term goals
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