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Patricia "Trish" Kelley
15,996 votes
18.8%
- Occupation: City Council Member
- Solid record of results from City Council Service
- Director on Toll Corridor Agencies
- Director on Orange County Fire Authority
- Transportation Committee, Southern California Association of Governments
- Commissioner, Orange County Parks
- Community Volunteer
Priorities:
- Continue to protect Mission Viejo budget during recession, live within our means
- Maintain Mission Viejo's ranking as Safest City in California
- Road widenings, improvements, traffic light synchronization
David "Dave" Leckness
11,509 votes
13.5%
- Occupation: Mission Viejo Councilman/Businessman
Rhonda B. Reardon
11,356 votes
13.3%
- Occupation: Retired Business Manager
- Masters of Science from Pepperdine University
- Bachelor of Arts from California State University, Northridge
- Board Chair of Saddleback YMCA
- President Aegean Heights Homeowners Association 1999-2003
- YMCA of Orrange County Board of Directors
- Community Action Partnership of Orange County Board of Directors
Priorities:
- Limited government
- Fiscal and Social Conservative
- Adamnatly opposed to all forms of tax increases
Rick Sandzimier
8,398 votes
9.9%
- Occupation: Mission Viejo Commissioner/Businessman
Brian Skalsky
7,450 votes
8.8%
- Occupation: City Commissioner
- Community Services Commissioner 2007 to Present
- Chairperson Community Services Commission 2009
- Member of the Capistrano Valley High School Foundation 2007 + 2010
- Member of the Mission Viejo Activities Committee
- B.S. Biology UC-Irvine
- J.D. Candidate Loyola Law School
Priorities:
- Increase Fiscal Responsibility (Stop 4 years of council deficit spending)
- Promote Public Safety
- Champion Better Road (Change Road maintenance cycle back to our previous 5 year cycle)
Neil Lonsinger
7,292 votes
8.6%
- Occupation: Retired Service Executive
Bill Barker
6,008 votes
7.1%
- Occupation: Registered Professional Engineer
Fred Carr
4,673 votes
5.5%
- Occupation: Local Businessman
- Former Laguna Hills / Laguna Woods Chamber of Commerce Board Member
Priorities:
- Keep our finances in order, create better spending procedures and follow up with accountability of vendors, suppliers, consultants and contractors
- Promote local business, bring new business and create more jobs
- Keep neighborhoods safe and Emergency Response up to date
Mark Dobrilovic
3,935 votes
4.6%
- Occupation: Commissioner/Financial Advisor
Lance MacLean
3,766 votes
4.4%
- Occupation: FDIC Operations Specialist
- Bachelor's Degrees Economics & Political Science - UC Irvine
- Master's Degree Public Administration - CSU Long Beach
- City of Mission Viejo: Councilmember/Mayor 2002 + February 2010.
Priorities:
- create a Blue Ribbon taskforce to audit city operations to identify waste and inefficiency.
- demand a balanced budget to stop the current drain on reserves.
- change city entitlement programs by reforming pension and health benefits.
Ken M. Golemo
2,483 votes
2.9%
- Occupation: Consumer Marketing Consultant
- I have worked for the same company Lindy Office Products for 22 years. My wife Felicia and I have been married 25 years and we have four sons.
Priorities:
- "One Mission" To bring a positive objective attitude to the office of City Council.
- A more heightened level of accountability on city expenditures and how contracts are awarded requiring a minimum of 2 bids for any project over $5000
- To continue keeping Mission Viejo one of the safest cities in the country and promoting a place that both residents and business are proud of.
Sam Mamola
2,268 votes
2.7%
- Occupation: Trust Attorney/Businessman
- Bachelor of Science in Management, Pepperdine University
- Juris Doctor, Chapman University School of Law
- President, Student Bar Association, Chapman University School of Law (2002-2003)
- Honor Council, Office of Law School Advocate, Chapman University School of Law (2001-2002)
- Advisory Board Member, Alona Cortese Elder Law Center (2009 to Present)
- Founder/CEO/CFO, THE MAMOLA LAW FIRM, APC (2007-Present)
Priorities:
- Stimulate the Local Economy, Encourage Business Development, Promote Job Growth
- Smaller, More Responsible, More Efficient, and Less Regulatory Government
- Reformation of the Election Process, Elimination of Special Interests' Influence on Local Elections
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