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California State Government October 7, 2003 Election
Smart Voter Full Biography for Jeffrey L. "Jeff" Mock

Candidate for
Recall of Gray Davis; State of California

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Name: Jeffrey L. Mock (Jeff Mock)

Political Party: Republican

Age and Date of Birth: 50 years; 11 February 1953

Occupation: Owner/Operator of an aluminum recycling firm which produces specification secondary aluminum alloyed ingots for use in the die casting and foundry industry.

Education:

  • University of Maryland 1970 - 1971.
  • Oregon State University 1972 - 1975; B. S. Degree, 1975

City of Residence: Rancho Palos Verdes, California

Family:

  • Wife, Janet (married 25 years).
  • Children, Brian (18) and Katy (16)

Career:
  • Thorock Metals Company VP and GM 1975 to present.
  • California Cast Metals Association (CCMA) Board of Directors 2000 - 2003.
  • American Foundry Society (Southern California Chapter) Board of Directors 2000 - present.
  • North American Die Casting Association (Chapter 30) Board of Directors 1986 to present.
  • North American Die Casting Association (National) Board of Governors 2000 - 2001.

Hobbies: I'll try almost anything, at least once. I guess that I would list my primary hobby as fishing (river and stream). Favorite sporting activity is snowboarding. I try to jog 2-3 miles 5 days per week for exercise and fitness. Pets include 2 English Bulldogs, 2 cats, and assorted fish.

Why do I want to be governor? The reason that I want to be governor is to return California to the business-friendly state that it once was. All things that are important to Californians depend on prosperity for people and companies who pay the taxes to maintain our infrastructure, which in turn depends on a thriving manufacturing sector.

My top 3 priorities as governor:
1. Assist California manufacturers who find their products not competitive with those produced in countries with ultra-low wages and almost no regard for worker safety and environmental protection.
2. Initiate a major overhaul of workers compensation.
3. Make a coherent energy policy encouraging distributed generation from ultra-clean sources like solar, wind, geothermal, and fuel cells to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.

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