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Bill Maze
50,340 votes
68.2%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Businessman/Assembly Member
Desmond Farrelly
21,018 votes
28.5%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Information Systems Manager
- Farmer
- Former Educator
- Businessman
- MBA
- Bachelor of Science IT
Priorities:
- Put a STOP to the" Sweetheart Deals ": Big Oil, Energy Companies, and Special Interests, End the Payoffs!!
- Stop exporting California Jobs, and start Exporting Our technology, services, and goods!
- Provide Healthcare for All uninsured children and Seniors
David Minton Silva
2,475 votes
3.3%
- Party: Green
- Occupation: Writer
- B.A. UCLA
- EEOC, Santa Cruz CA
- Sister Cities Committee, Santa Cruz CA
- Community Relations Commission City of Tulare
- Child Abuse Prevention Council County of Tulare
- Founder Client Advisory Council Santa Cruz County
Priorities:
- Manure into electricity and methanol to clena up the 40% of our air pollution in the 2nd most polluted district in the nation and largest dairy area.
- Field offices for each farmland community, mountain and desert village
- Bringing organized labor and Chambers of Commerce together to create a consensus for service.
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