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Candidates
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If one candidate receives a majority of the votes (50%+1), that candidate shall be declared elected, and no special general election shall be held.
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Tom Harman
37,840 votes
38.8%
Official Ballot Statement
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Member, California State Assembly
- First elected to the State Assembly in November 2000
- Six years of service as a Huntington Beach City Councilman
- Supported the Project Kid Safe legislative package to protect children
- Introduced legislation to strengthen laws regarding conflicts of interest for public officials to fight corruption in politics
- Introduced legislation that will require financial institutions to better communicate with their customers to protect seniors
- Lived and worked in Orange County for the past 43 years
Priorities:
- Enforce California's Illegal Immigration laws
- Continue the fight against new taxes
- Continue to protect the quality of life of Orange County residents
Diane Harkey
37,604 votes
38.5%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Councilmember/Businesswoman
- BA Economics - UC Irvine - Cum Laud
- Dana Point City Councilmember
- Co-Chair, California Border Police Initiative
- Director, San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Agency
- South Coast Water District Liaison
- 1971 - 2000: Vice President, Corporate & Real Estate Finance
Priorities:
- Fight to stem the flow of illegal immigration.
- Fight tax increases and protect Proposition 13.
- Control state spending and balance the budget.
Larry M. Caballero
22,176 votes
22.7%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Public School Teacher
- MA Secondary Education
- BA History, English
- California Teachers Association State Council Member
- UTLA House of Representatives
- National Education Assembly Representative
- State Executive Board for California Democratic Party
Priorities:
- Support Public Education Reform
- Stop outsourcing of jobs overseas
- Support a living wage and health benefits for workers
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Candidates Answer Questions
The the League of Women Voters of Orange Coast has asked
all candidates for this office to respond to
2 questions on Health care and Campaign finance reform.
Official Information
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- Note: This election will be conducted entirely on paper ballots.
- Senate District 35 Map and Demographics
- OC Registrar
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