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Manny Diaz
41,753 votes
81.6%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Incumbent
- San Jose City Council, 6 years
- San Jose Planning Commissioner, 7 years
- Engineer
- Housing Development Manager
Priorities:
- Improving educational opportunities for youth and adults
- Enhancing security and safety measures to deal with terrorism
- Creating opportunities for the workforce of the "new economy"
Warner S. Bloomberg, III
9,448 votes
18.4%
- Party: Green
- Occupation: Attorney
- BA 1976 University of Chicago -- The College
- JD 1979 Santa Clara University School of Law
- Nonprofit Management Certificate 2001 San Jose State University / CompassPoint Nonprofit Services
- 1994-1999 Board Member/Officer of United Neighborhoods of Santa Clara County
- December 1999-May 2000 UNSCC Interim Executive Director
- 1990-2002 Neighborhood activist--Jackson-Taylor Neighborhood Association/Japantown Neighborhood Association
Priorities:
- Redistricting by nonpartisan commissions to create politically competitive districts
- Housing security for renters by requiring "just cause" for evictions
- More support for renewable energy sources and keep power plants away from residential neighborhoods
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