League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania Citizens Education Fund
	Allegheny County, PA November 5, 2013 Election
	Council Member; City of Pittsburgh; Council District 7 Voter Information 2 Year Term.

Results as of Nov 20 4:55am, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (46/46) (8 Total Other Write-In Votes .11%)

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. Deborah L. Gross 4,534 votes 60.95% Party: Democratic Occupation: Community Development Consultant University of Florida, BA Sociology Duke University, MA Sociology Duke University, Graduate Certificate in Women's Studies Priorities: Neighborhood -­ directed sustainable development Better management of City Services Working to keep District 7 a great place to raise a family by supporting community schools Tony Ceoffe 1,883 votes 25.31% Party: Ceoffe for Council Duquesne University, Psychology Central Catholic High School Served as an elected Democratic Committee Member and Ward Chair Priorities: Creating strategic public safety plans for our diverse neighborhoods Supporting the administration's challenge to UPMC's non-profit status Fortifying the city-wide fracking ban before it is overturned by challenge Tom Fallon 433 votes 5.82% Party: Friends for Fallon Occupation: Community Developer Kent State University, BBA Marketing/Int'l Bus. Elected District Governor, Rotary International Urban Green Development, LLC, Owner PA State Senate, Senator Jim Ferlo's Executive Assistant/ Constitutient Services City Council, District 7, Office Manager/ Community Liaison 1996 Olympic Beach/ Paralympic Volleyball Official Priorities: Remove Act 47 and return Budget supervision to City Council Work with the new administration to enchance positive ideas for the City. Use my ability to work with people to bring council members together to improve the City of Pittsburgh. James "Jim" Wudarczyk 410 votes 5.51% Party: Independent Occupation: Customer Service/ Cost Estimator Bachelor Degree from Edinboro University Additional business courses from CCAC 1993 Recipient of Arsenal Board of Trade Community Service Award 2000 Holy Name Society Service Award Author/ Co-author of 5 books, 300 articles Frequent lecturer for various historical societies and universities Priorities: The need for fiscal responsibility and to hold the City accountable for maintenance of its properties Addressing public safety issues, including police protection, pothole-ridden streets, and gaping holes in front of sewers. Pure public service David E. Powell 171 votes 2.30% Party: Libertarian Occupation: System Programer, Univ of Pittsburgh Information Science Degree, 2001 Univ. of Pittsburgh Libertarian Party of Allegheny County, Chairman Information Science abilities help me get tot he root cause of issues and problems Priorities: Reform of Public Pension system to 401K style with defined contribution benefits Shift away from income/payroll taxes to land valuation End failed drug war/protect civil rights and privacy of citizens Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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