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San Mateo, Santa Clara County, CA November 2, 2010 Election
Member of the State Assembly; District 21 Voter Information

Results as of Nov 30 4:33pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (374/374)
Candidates (Vote for 1)
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Rich Gordon Click here for more information about this candidate 89,927 votes 60.1%

  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Member, San Mateo County Board of Supervisors
  • former Member, San Mateo County Board of Education
  • former Executive Director, Youth and Family Assistance
  • former Minister, United Methodist Church
  • former, President, California State Association of Counties
  • Member, First Five Commission of San Mateo
  • Redwood City/San Mateo County Chamber of Commerce, Board of Directors
  • info@richgordon2010.com
Priorities:
  • Making Public Education Work
  • Reforming Sacramento
  • Protecting the Environment
Greg Conlon Click here for more information about this candidate 52,809 votes 35.3%
  • Party: Republican
  • Occupation: Businessman/CPA
  • Former President of the Cal Public Utilities Commission
  • Former California Transportation Commissioner
  • Veteran, U. S. Air Force Captain and pilot
  • Chariman on the Industry Education Council of California
  • Former Board Member of the Self Help for the Elderly
  • Member of the Rail and Finance Committee City of Atherton
  • gregconlonforassembly@yahoo.com
Priorities:
  • Create jobs with tax incentives
  • Balance the budget without increasing taxes--reform pension benefits
  • High Speed Rail-build it underground or covered trench or not at all.
Ray M. Bell, Jr. Click here for more information about this candidate 6,925 votes 4.6%
  • Party: Libertarian
  • Occupation: Aerospace Engineer
  • 45 years living in the Sunnyvale-Redwood City Area
  • 25 Years with Lockheed Martin Palo Alto Laboratories
  • Active in Scouting, Crew Advisor- crew 149
  • BS, MS, in Physcis, San Diego State University
  • Libertarian for 34 years
  • Married 28 years, two wonderful children
  • raybellforassembly@me.com
Priorities:
  • Reduce the size of government
  • Protect and restore the freedom of the individual and its responsibilities
  • Encourage entrepreneurs by reducing the burden of government

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