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Los Angeles County, CA November 4, 2003 Election
Governing Board Member; San Gabriel Unified School District Voter Information

Results as of Nov 24 1:43pm, 100.00% of Precincts Reporting (10/10)
Candidates (Vote for 2)
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Colleen T. Doan 1,098 votes 40.03%

Gary Thomas Scott Click here for more information about this candidate 976 votes 35.58%
  • Occupation: Dean, Creative Arts and Applied Sciences Long Beach City Col
  • Incumbent
  • Doctor of Education, UCLA
  • Educator and Administrator for 29 years with experience in Elementary through University
  • Married 29 years
  • Attended San Gabriel schools as did brothers, wife and children
  • Active in San Gabriel community for past 30 years
Priorities:
  • Continue positive growth in student assessment and achievement
  • Complete Bond construction and renovation of district facilities
  • Make San Gabriel the "District of Destination" in the San Gabriel Valley
Daniel Richard Hernandez 516 votes 18.81% Daryl R. Anderson 153 votes 5.58%
  • Occupation: Retired
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