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Julie Ruelas
1244 votes
25.0%
Steven Veres
1182 votes
23.7%
- Occupation: Educator
- BA in History UCLA
- MA in Latin American Studies UCLA
- Ph. D. Candidate in History UCLA
- President Friends of the San Fernando Library
- San Fernando Historical Commissioner
- Former Editor of San Fernando Sun Newspaper
Priorities:
- Improve the quality of San Fernando Housing
- Improve and diversity San Fernando shopping districts
- Expand park space and recreational opportunities
Nury Martinez
934 votes
18.8%
- Occupation: Legislative District Director
- BA in Political Science from Cal State, Northridge
- As District Director for Senator Richard Alarcon, I have assisted in obtaining funding for key projects in San Fernando.
- As a Healthcare advocate for Northeast Valley Health Corp, I did HIV testing/outreach to youth & ran support groups for women living with AIDS.
- Past President, Comision Femenil of the San Fernando Valley
- Past Vice-President, San Fernando Valley Mexican-American Political Association
- Elected member, Los Angeles County Democratic Central Committee
Priorities:
- Develop creative solutions to traffic congestion like smart cross walks, residential speed bumps, and synchronized traffic signals.
- Create a Housing Task Force to develop a sustainable long-term plan to address the housing shortage and lack of affordable housing .
- Work with the CA Workforce Investment Board & the EDD to improve job-training programs and connect workers with employers.
Beverly Di Tomaso
820 votes
16.5%
- Occupation: Council Member
- President, San Fernando Business & Professional Women
- Secretary, Friends of the Lopez Adobe
- Delegate, Democratic Party of the San Fernando Valley
Priorities:
- Fiscal Responsibility
- Retail Diversity, Marketingof San Fernando businesses
- Clean, Safe Drinking Water
Maria Cano
798 votes
16.0%
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