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Dan Kalb
12293/8259 votes
51.7%
- Occupation: Environmental Policy Director
- Over 30 Years of Environmental and Good Government Leadership
- California Policy Director, Union of Concerned Scientists, 2003-2012
- Sierra Club Chapter Director, 2000-2003
- Youth Leadership & Community Safety Strategic Planning Task Force Member, Oakland Fund for Children & Youth
- Board Member, East Bay Jewish Community Relations Council
- 10 Years as a Volunteer Community Mediator
Priorities:
- Creating Jobs and Protecting Our Environment
- Smart Investments in Public Safety
- Restoring Trust in City Hall.
Amy Lemley
11448/7259 votes
48.2%
- Occupation: Children's Policy Director, John Burton Foundation
- Co-founder and former Executive Director, First Place for Youth
- Friend of the Rockridge Library
- Parent Volunteer, Chabot Elementary
- M.P.P UC Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy
- B.A., University of Chicago
Priorities:
- Creating safer neighborhoods
- Establishing a strong, dynamic economy
- Improving public education
Richard Raya
/7290/5737 votes
27.6%
- Occupation: Budget Director
- Alameda County Public Health Department - Managed $120 million budget and 600 employees during recession, saving $6 million each year
- PolicyLink - Helped raise over $20 billion for new school facilities by building coalition of developers, community groups, and lawmakers
- California Forward - Worked with cities across California to develop reforms requiring governments to report results before spending more money
Priorities:
- REDUCING CRIME by bringing a time-tested national crime-fighting program and more police to Oakland
- GROWING OAKLAND'S ECONOMY through sustainable development and drawing in more businesses
- INVESTING IN OUR SCHOOLS to make them safe and successful
Gordon "Don" Link
/2913/2152 votes
10.5%
- Occupation: Small Business Owner
- UCSB (AB), UC-Berkeley (CPh)
- Chair, Oakland Community Policing Advisory Board
- NCPC Leadership Council
- Chair, North Oakland's Community Development Board
- Electrical Contractor specializing in energy efficiency (Controlled Energy)
Priorities:
- Public Safety
- Oakland Public Schools (absenteeism, restorative justice program)
- Smart, Sustainable Economic Development
Len Raphael
/2290/1907 votes
8.1%
- Occupation: Certified Public Accountant
- B.S. and M.S. degrees in accounting and taxation
- Columbia College, UC Berkeley, Golden Gate
- author of published articles on Oakland finances
- Treasurer of Temple Beth Abraham, Board Member Oakland Food Pantry
- Treasurer Recall Mayor Quan Now
Priorities:
- Declare a public safety health and fiscal emergency. Add 500 more tightly managed and monitored police officers.
- Pay for the additional police by reducing police and fire compensation of all police and fire down to the Alameda County pay scale.
- Reduce the compensation of all other city employees to what the Federal Government pays, without further layoffs
Donald L Macleay, III
/1937/1862 votes
6.8%
- Occupation: Machinist/Network Engineer
- Machinist Union Member, shop steward,
- Alternative Techonology Development worker in small scale hydroelectricity in Nicaragua
- Green Party member, activist, candidate
- Trade school graduate, Montreal Quebec
- Multi-lingual, French, Spanish, Italian German and Mandarin
- AA from Laney College, BA from San Francisco State, Phi Beta Kappa
Priorities:
- Address the crisis facing our Oakland youth in education, housing, employment and getting trapped into the criminal justice system.
- Reform our city budget with more equitible busines taxes and assured funding for core services in good times and bad
- Electoral reform of the city council with more representative districts, proportional representation and public campaign financing
Craig Brandt
/1386/1386 votes
4.8%
- Occupation: Parent/Lawyer/Businessowner
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Candidate Forums
- Date: Thursday, September 20
Time: 7-8 PM
Place: Rockridge Branch Library, 5366 College Avenue
Sponsor: Rockridge Community Planning Council with the League of Women Voters of Oakland
- Date: Wednesday, September 19
Time: 7:30 - 9 PM
Place: Faith Presbyterian Church, 49th & Webster Streets
Sponsors: Temescal Business Improvement District & Temescal Neighborhood Crime Prevention Council
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KTOP Broadcast of Candidate Forums
- Date: Saturday, November 3, 2012
Time:1:00 - approx 2:45 PM
Channel: KTOP, Channel 10
Sponsor: Sierra Club on July 9, 2012
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