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Shirley Weber
20,293 votes
30.5%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: University Professor/Educator
- San Diego State University Department Chair
- Former San Diego School Board member
- Chair of Equal Opportunity
- info@DrWeber4Assembly.com
Priorities:
- Creating high-wage jobs
- Adequately funding public schools
- Making college affordable again
Mary England
19,313 votes
29.1%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: City Councilmember/Businesswoman
Matt Mendoza
8,857 votes
13.3%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Operations Manager
- Born and raised in San Diego
- info@MattMendoza.US
Priorities:
- Lower Taxes
- Job Creation
- Smaller Government - Less Regulations
Rudy Ramirez
7,533 votes
11.3%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: City Councilman/Businessman
- Currently in his second term as Chula Vista City Council Man.
- Owns mulitiple manufracturing facilities since 1986
- Bachelor's Degree in International Business from Cal State-Chico.
- Attended Southwestern College.
- Extensive Volunteer Service in Chula Vista
- Proud Family Man.
- campaign@rudyramirez.com
Priorities:
- Reforming Sacramento and California's Economy.
- Education-making quality education affordable again.
- Health care- everyone should have access to quality, affordable health care.
Patricia Ann "Pat" Washington
5,401 votes
8.1%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Educator
- Parent/Child Advocate, San Diego Unified School District Harold J. Ballard Parent Center, Project Ujima
- Lecturer, U.C. San Diego; Assistant Professor, SDSU; Visiting Instructor, University of Missouri-Columbia; , Graduate Teaching Fellow, SUNY Binghamton
- B.A., Criminal Justice, Old Dominion University, M.A., Humanities (Women's Studies Emphasis), and Ph.D., Sociology
- Governor Gray Davis Commendation for Service to the Community and SDSU
- Special Congressional Recognition, Outstanding and Invaluable Service to the Community
- President's Award for Community Service, San Diego Branch, NAACP
- patwashington4assembly@gmail.com
Priorities:
- Jobs: I would like the state to allocate resources and encourage colleges and businesses to work together, training workers in high-growth industries.
- Education: I know first-hand the opportunities provided by a good education and I want to provide access to affordable, quality education for all.
- Health Care: We need comprehensive reform to ensure that everyone, regardless of health care need or income level, has access to affordable coverage.
Sid Voorakkara
5,060 votes
7.6%
Priorities:
- Creating Jobs and Economic Opportunity
- Balancing the State Budget
- Expanding Access to Healthcare
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