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Joe Simitian
230,484 votes
66.6%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: California State Assembly Member
Priorities:
- Education
- Environment
- Privacy
Jon W. Zellhoefer
101,887 votes
29.4%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Manufacturing Engineer/Businessman
- Doctor of Jurisprudence, Monterey Col. of Law
- Master of Business Administration, CSUF
- Pre-qualified Energy Consultant, USDOE
- Past President, Society of Manufacturing Engrs.
- BS Engineering, UCLA
- Industrial Development Expert, United Nations
Priorities:
- Stop jobs leaving California, provide economic incentive areas
- Provide new affordable housing communities for seniors
- Revise the workers compensation program
Allen M. Rice
14,080 votes
4%
- Party: Libertarian
- Occupation: Engineer/Technical Writer
- Secretary, SJUSD Measure F Bond Oversight Committee
- Member, Society for Technical Communication
- BS, Engineeing Mathematics, University of Arizona
Priorities:
- Bring the State Budget into Balance
- Restore Local Control of Schools
- Reform the Redistricting Process
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