League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	San Diego County, CA November 4, 2014 Election
	Council Member; City of Vista Voter Information Full Term.

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. John J. Aguilera 6520 votes 27.04% Occupation: Councilman/Financial Advisor Planning Commission, Vista Investment Advisory Commitee, Vista B.A. from UCSD in Quantitative Economics & Decision Science Owner Advanced Financial Solutions Financial Advisor 18 years City Council 2010-2014 Priorities: Vista needs to expand it's parks and recreational facilities. Public Safety is a top priority- I am endorsed by both the Sheriff and Vista Fire Fiscal Reponsibility must be maintained at all times John Franklin 5196 votes 21.55% Occupation: Businessman/VID Director Ralph Davis "Dave" Cowles 5064 votes 21.00% Occupation: City of Vista Council Member Retired Superintendent, Vista Unified School District Priorities: Build a strong economic climate to provide sustainable City programs and services Provide top quality Public Safety for our neighborhoods and business community Maintain progress toward City beautification and improvements to our infrastructure Chrystal Coleman 4059 votes 16.83% Occupation: Local Businesswoman/Mom Priorities: Environment Pubic Safety Government Transparency Erubey Lopez 3277 votes 13.59% Occupation: Business Owner/Attorney Parks and Recreations Commissioner, 2010-2014 J.D., UCLA School of Law, Business Law and Policy Specialization B.A., Political Theory, UCLA Vista Citizens Academy, Graduate Owner of Law Office of Erubey Lopez Cantor, St. Francis Catholic Church Priorities: Fighting for Neighborhoods. Clean up our neighborhoods with Pro-Active code compliance. Fix infrastructure, add sidewalks and bike lanes. Public Safety. Properly staff the Sheriff's substations. Rebuild trust between Sheriff Department and Latino Community. Championing Small Businesses. City Hall needs to serve small business and not simple provide handouts large corporations. Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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