League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	California State Government November 2, 2010 Election
	Lieutenant Governor Voter Information

Results as of Nov 30 4:33pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (24845/24845)

Candidates (Vote for 1) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Gavin Newsom 4,908,216 votes 50.2% (This candidate has not provided any information to Smart Voter) Party: Democratic Occupation: Mayor, City and County of San Francisco Abel Maldonado 3,814,102 votes 39.0% (This candidate has not provided any information to Smart Voter) Party: Republican Occupation: Senator/Businessman/Farmer Pamela J. Brown 573,451 votes 5.9% Party: Libertarian Occupation: Economics Professor Ph.D., Economics, George Mason University Professor of Economics - Pierce College, Woodland Hills CA District Academic Senator, Los Angeles Community College District Candidate for CA State Senate, 2006 Candidate for CA Assembly, 2008 pamecon@sbcglobal.net Priorities: Reduce state tax burdens to levels competitive with other U.S. states to attract business & jobs to CA Cut state spending by aligning public-sector pensions & salaries with those in the private sector Improve education outcomes with competition (school choice) & pay-for-performance incentives Jim King 184,628 votes 1.9% (This candidate has not provided any information to Smart Voter) Party: American Independent Occupation: Real Estate Broker jimking443@yahoo.com James Castillo 163,341 votes 1.7% (This candidate has not provided any information to Smart Voter) Party: Green Occupation: Cultural Spiritual Advisor ltgov@jimicastillo.org C. T. Weber 116,037 votes 1.2% Party: Peace and Freedom Occupation: Retired Government Analyst Master's degree in Public Administration and Bachelor's degree in History from California State University, Long Beach. Elected to four, two year, terms on the California State Employees Association Board of Directors. Served on the SEIU Local 1000 State Council. Served as a delegate to the Sacramento Central Labor Council. Founded the Long Beach Free Clinic. Elected three times as the State Chairperson of Peace and Freedom Party of California. ctwebervoters@att.net Priorities: Preserve social programs and shift burden of taxation back to those who get wealthy off the system, oppose offshore drilling, and slash student fees. Economic Security through Full Employment, Double Minimum Wage/Tie it to Cost of Living, and a Defined Benefit Retirement System. Parties Represented in Legislatures in Proportion to Votes Received, Require a Majority Vote for Executive Positions, Equal Funding of All Campaigns. Karen England (Write-in) (This candidate has not provided any information to Smart Voter) Basic candidate data supplied by the Secretary of State. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Official Information Job Description Assumes the office and duties of Governor in the case of impeachment, death, resignation, removal from office, or absence from the state. Serves as President of and presides over the State Senate and has a tie-breaking vote. Chairs the Economic Development Commission, is a member of the State Lands Commission, and sits on the boards of the California university systems. Serves as an ex-officio member of the California State World Trade Commission. Candidate Statements in the Official Voter Information Guide Statements Submitted by Individual Candidates for this Office - Under California law, candidates that accept voluntary spending limits may purchase space for these candidate statements of up to 250 words in length Nonpartisan Information Candidate Interviews One-on-One Interviews with Individual Candidates - produced by Cable's Free Airtime Project: a collaboration of League of Women Voters of California, The California Channel and local cable providers Campaign Finance Data Secretary of State Cal-Access Campaign Finance Activity of candidates - Look for Office, Candidate name Daily/Late Contribution Filing List of Candidates Accepting/Rejecting Voluntary Campaign Spending Limits - Candidates for Lt. Governor who have voluntarily chosen to limit their spending in campaigns may spend no more than $7,768,000 in this general election. Established by Proposition 34. General Links Election Archives See the candidates and results from the 6/8/2010, 11/7/2006, 6/6/2006, 11/5/2002, 3/5/2002, 11/03/1998, 6/2/1998 elections. 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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