Candidates
(Vote for 2)
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Helen Hausman
50,306 votes
43.0%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- B.A. Education, George Washington University
- Trustee, Sequoia Union H.S. District Board-three terms
- Past President San Mateo County School Boards Association
- PTA , County and State Board-nine years
- Current Chair American Red Cross Bay Area International Committee
- Inducted into San Mateo County Women's Hall of Fame
Priorities:
- Continue innovative partnerships & programs such as B.A. degree for County residents
- Provide opportunity and access for our diverse population
- Pass Measure C (Bond) to update and repair aging facilities
Richard Holober
43,944 votes
37.5%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- BA, University of Rochester; Graduate School, Cornell University
- Former Trustee and President, Millbrae School Board
- Served on State School-to-Career Curriculum Committee
- Advocate for consumers and working families
- Wrote Prop. 210 (Living Wage) - Raised state minimum wage
Priorities:
- Excellent, affordable colleges for our county's diverse population
- Innovative career training programs for good jobs with a future
- Yes on Measure C - repair and modernize our aging classrooms
John J. "Jack" Hickey
22,525 votes
19.2%
- Occupation: Retired Research Scientist
- U.S. Navy Veteran (1953-1957)
- Graduate - Navy ET School - Great Lakes, IL
- Honorary B.S. in Electronics (Dalmo Victor)
- Inventor - 28 Patents (lasers, electronics, electro-optics)
- Taxpayers Advocate
- Chair, Libertarian Party of San Mateo County
Priorities:
- Management of Taxpayer assets to avoid unecessary Bond Measures.
- Preservation of Jarvis-Gann Property Tax and Spending Limits
- Partnerships with Business with emphasis on Matching Funds for capital projects
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