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Mayor; City of Long Beach

• Dan Baker
• Robert Livingstone
• Norm Ryan
• Ray Grabinski
• David P. Wong
• John Stolpe

City Attorney; City of Long Beach

• Robert E. Shannon

City Prosecutor; City of Long Beach

• Richard Poland
• Tom Reeves

City Auditor; City of Long Beach

• Gary Burroughs

Member, City Council; City of Long Beach; District 1

• Bonnie Lowenthal

Member, Board of Education; Long Beach Unified School District; District 3

• Mary E. Porterfield
• Kurt C. Bealer
• Suja Lowenthal

Member, Board of Trustees; Long Beach Community College District; Trustee Area 3

• Dianne Theil McNinch
• Roger Joseph Kavigan
• Juan R. Gonzalez

Proposition LB-S City Auditor Qualifications -- City of Long Beach (Charter Amendment)

Shall Proposition S, which amends the Long Beach City Charter by requiring that to qualify for election for the office of City Auditor, a candidate must be licensed to practice as a certified public accountant in the State of California for at least five years immediately prior to filing a nominating petition, be ratified?

Proposition LB-T Water Department Employment & Personnel Matters -- City of Long Beach (Charter Amendment)

Shall Proposition T, which amends the Long Beach City Charter by transferring the authority over most employment and personnel matters in the City's Water Department from the Board of Water Commissioners to the Department's General Manager, be ratified?

Proposition LB-U Civil Service Employment & Personnel Matters -- City of Long Beach (Charter Amendment)

Shall Proposition U, which amends the Long Beach City Charter by transferring th e authority over most employment and personnel matters in the City's Civil Servi ce Department from the Civil Service Commission to the Department's Executive Di rector, be ratified?

Proposition LB-V City Employment of Veterans -- City of Long Beach (Charter Amendment)

Shall Proposition V, which amends the Long Beach City Charter provisions governing veterans' preferences for City employment, by (1) broadening the definition of "veteran" to eliminate the requirement for service during a time of war, and (2) redefining the term "deceased veteran" to mean veterans killed in action, or who died in action or as a result of a service-connected illness, be ratified?