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Letitia Moore
7,159 votes
32.1%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- Mayor, El Cerrito
- Environmental Attorney
- Vice President, El Cerrito NAACP
- Former El Cerrito Planning Commission
- Graduate, Boalt Hall School of Law, U.C. Berkeley (1989)
- Graduate, Yale University (1986)
Priorities:
- Promote investments in El Cerrito that will increase revenues to support City services.
- Ensure that the City Council considers the interests of all the residents of El Cerrito in making decisions, not just the most vocal.
- Promote, preserve and improve the quality of life in El Cerrito.
Jan Bridges
6,611 votes
29.7%
- Occupation: Nurse Practitioner/Midwife
- Bachelor Of Science Nursing
- Master OF Science Nursing
- El Cerrito Park and Recreation Commissioner
- Board Member Executive Women Golf Association
- Past President El Cerrito Tennis Club (250 members)
- Grievance Committee Member United States Tennis Association-NorCal
Priorities:
- Priorities are to Protect police and fire service funding
- Expand our Paramedic program
- Improve library hours and service
William Carl "Bill" Jones, III
6,033 votes
27.1%
- Occupation: Business Owner
- El Cerrito resident - 41 years
- Attended El Cerrito Schools, ECHS class of 1968
- Graduate, Oregon State University 1972
- Current, City of El Cerrito Financial Advisory Board
- Past Member, El Cerrito Parks & Recreation Commissioner, 5 years, one year chair.
- Board member and coach, El Cerrito youth sports
Priorities:
- Develop solid, dependable funding sources
- Maintain strong and up-dated police and fire services
- Develop and maintain public facilities, infastructure, and open space
Reyel Daystar
2,478 votes
11.1%
- Occupation: Recreation Counselor
- Vice-Chair of the El Cerrito Art and Culture Commission
- Secretary of the El Cerrito Art Association
- Graduate of Contra Costa College in Journalism
- Graduate of Vista College in Business Adminstration
Priorities:
- Propose green building principles for redevelopment projects
- Create affordable housing and create new jobs
- To support public art, restoration projects and to better define our city identity
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