League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	San Diego County, CA November 4, 2008 Election
	Council Member; City of El Cajon Voter Information Full Term.

Results as of Jan 24 10:40am

Candidates (Vote for 3) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Jillian Hanson-Cox 12380 votes 20.01% Occupation: El Cajon Councilmember, Businesswoman Mayor ProTem, City of El Cajon 2007 El Cajon Citizen of the Year, Presented by the Chamber of Commerce for Sacrifice and Dedication to El Cajon 2008 Distinguished Service Award, Presented by Kiwanis Cal-Nev Foundation for recognition of service to our Community 2008 Healthcare Heroes Award, Presented by Grossmont Healthcare District for Volunteerism dedicated to the health and welfare of seniors and families Founder of "Seniors on the Move" - A group of seniors that meets and discusses issues and solutions that pertain to senior citizens President, Mother Goose Parade Association - rejuvenating to entice tourism, economics/investors, and family unity which is the spirit of America Priorities: PUBLIC SAFETY TRANSPORTATION ECONOMY/REDEVELOPMENT W. E. "Bob" McClellan 9528 votes 15.40% Occupation: Incumbent Bill Wells 7914 votes 12.79% Occupation: College Instructor/Commissioner John A. Martes 7417 votes 11.99% Occupation: Accountant/Businessman/Consultant BS University of San Diego, Accounting & Business Adminstration Priorities: Bring new businesses and quality jobs to El Cajon and protect our current ones. Keep this city from entering into agreements with special interests as they did in the Safety Center land deals, which cost taxpayers over 11 million Implement a traffic management plan that includes a signal control light system that will save us gasoline and travel time. Margaret L "Marge" Carlson 7070 votes 11.43% Occupation: Retired Teacher BA Elementary Eduacation : Fresno State MA Education: San Diego State University El Cajon Parks/Rec Comm 10 years EC Goals 2000 Citizens' Committee Friends of the Library Life long member Citizens' Police Academy Graduate EC Priorities: build a full service/emergency hospital in El Cajon bring in more innovated businesses/jobs to industrial park more transparency and public input in solving debt problem James G. Larson 5536 votes 8.95% Occupation: University Professor Robert R. "Bob" Isham 3364 votes 5.44% Occupation: Registered Nurse High school graduate 1962 USMC veteran, 1962 + 1965, honorable discharge Sixteen years in construction (heavy equipment operator 10 years) Graduated from Fresno State in 2000 with BS in nursing. Worked at Veterans Hospital in Fresno 1 year, V.A. San Diego 4 years. Currently working at Grossmont Hospital (2 years) Priorities: No new taxes of any kind. The government must also bear some of the burden of our current economic situation. Maintain the police and fire departments to effectively help our community. Reduce crime and drugs. Serve as a resource to help the homeless Bring back common sense to government. The role of the government in a democratic society is to strive to benefit the majority. Johnny Minarick 2505 votes 4.05% Occupation: Handyman/Student Sherry Casper 2245 votes 3.63% Occupation: Realtor/Notary Public Director/Board Member El Cajon Community Development Corporation Chair, ECCDC Housing Committee Chair, ECCDC Merchants Promotions Committee East County Construction Council ESDCAR Government Affairs Committee Priorities: Budget Crisis/Economy Housing Costs/Shortages Business Recruiting and Jobs Diana Van Kirk 2124 votes 3.43% Occupation: Office Assistant Anthony J Chuisano 1792 votes 2.90% Occupation: Compliance Officer GRANTIE HILLS GREENFIELD JR HIGH GROSSMONT COLLEGE CUYAMACA COLLEGE TRADE & EXPOS Priorities: I BELEIVE THAT THE 40,000 PLUS VOTERS TO MAKE CHANGE I BEILEVE IN THIS STAEMENT "PHONEY IDEAS ARE CALCULATED TO WIN ELECTIONS TO REALLY SOLVING PROBLEMS" I BEILEVE IN DARE TO STAND UP FOR THE CITY AND ITS GREAT CITIZENS Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Official Information El Cajon City Council City Council Home Page City Home Page Local News and Analysis ABC 10 News San Diego Political Coverage NexGen Politics - interactive election information KPBS San Diego Public Broadcasting Local and National Coverage NBC San Diego Local and National Politics Politically Speaking - local coverage San Diego Union-Tribune Nearly a dozen vying for 3 seats on City Council - 9/27/08 El Cajon candidates - 9/27/08 Hanson-Cox, Wells lead in contributions - October 11, 2008 Difficult choices on finances are looming, candidates say - October 11, 2008 This election is archived. Any links to sources outside of Smart Voter may no longer be active. No further links will be added to this page. Links to sources outside of Smart Voter are provided for information only and do not imply endorsement.

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