League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	San Diego County, CA November 6, 2012 Election
	Council Member; City of Escondido Voter Information Full Term.

Results as of Jan 14 5:14pm

Candidates (Vote for 2) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Michael K "Mike" Morasco 16,721 votes 26.0% Occupation: Escondido Councilman/Businessman Former Trustee Escondido Union HS District Physical Therapist Priorities: Public safety in the home, neighborhood, school and work via strong, well trained and well equipped police / fire departments; anti-gang task force Public works with improved infrastructure of water, sewer, roads and trails. Increase capacities to allow for enhanced business development Fiscal prudence and strong financial planning including balanced budget and stronger reserves. Financially solvent at all times. Olga Diaz 15,854 votes 24.7% Occupation: City Councilmember BSC Accounting, SCU '98 San Dieguito River Park JPA, Chair 2012 Escondido Creek Watershed Alliance, Chair 2011-12 CSUSM President's Advisory Board CSUSM, President's Advisory Board ('09-'12) Escondido Sunrise Rotary Member Priorities: Fiscal Oversite Community Building Enhanced Quality of Life Donald J "Don" Greene 10,120 votes 15.7% Occupation: Small Business Owner Web Designer/Graphic Designer Independent Catholic Priest Fluent Spanish Speaker Priorities: Budget priorities and General Fund Spending Restoring and maintaining cut essential services Making City Hall more accessible and resident friendly Carmen Miranda 6,606 votes 10.3% Occupation: School Office Manager A.A Degree Palomar College Police Officer Standard Training Cert. Escondido Citizen of the Year 2003 Escondido Salvation Army Advisory Board Former Police Chief Maher Advisor Board of Directors for Neighborhood Health Care Priorities: Stop unnecessary projects and wasteful spending of our tax-dollars Providing basic services and needs of a community, such as libraries and sidewalks as a safe path for students to school. Stop the raise hikes of top managament and perks for council members and top management making over 100,000 per year. Michael Collins 5,539 votes 8.6% Occupation: Retired E-4 USN Deborah Goodrich 5,279 votes 8.2% Occupation: Business Manager RB Community Council Member (former) CEO/President; federal credit union (former) 25+ years in financial services; executive level Chapter President MADD (former) Current small business owner Priorities: Economic Development - job opportunites Public Safety -law enforcement and fire Charter City Richard Alegre 4,174 votes 6.5% Occupation: Maintenance Technician Aircraft Overhaul Mechanic Vietnam Veteran Priorities: Support Escondido Police Depatment Checkpoints Balanced budget Clean up Parks Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Official Information City Council Web Page News and Analysis North County Times Seven seeking two spots on Escondido council - 11/4/12 Council candidates clash at forum - 10/15/12 Council candidates debate dispensaries, checkpoints - 10/2/12 San Diego U-T Economy, jobs top issues: Seven candidates vie for two city council seats - 10/13/12 Council hopefuls address issues at forum - 9/6/12 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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