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Fortney H. "Pete" Stark
144,605 votes
71.7%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: United States Congressman
- Graduated MIT (BS, 1953) and U.C. Berkeley (MBA, 1960)
- Served in the Air Force (1955-57)
- Founder and President, Security National Bank in Walnut Creek (1960-72)
Priorities:
- Protect Social Security and Medicare and improve the Republican-passed Medicare prescription drug bill to create a meaningfu prescription drug benefit
- Improve our local schools, hire quality teachers, and make affordable child care accessible to all families
- Bring a rapid end to war by adopting policies which seek international consensus and peaceful resolutions to international conflict
George I. Bruno
48,439 votes
24%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Maritime Consultant
- BS, United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, NY
Priorities:
- Encourage economic vitality through a more friendly business climate, which in turn will create better jobs in our district
- Continue to strive for ways to bring quality healthcare to our citizens while helping to ease the burden of the ever-rising costs
- Work for strong national security to keep our families safe and maintain our quality of life.
Mark W. Stroberg
8,877 votes
4.3%
- Party: Libertarian
- Occupation: Software Engineer
- Born in Concord, CA
- DOB: 09/27/57
- Current Residence: San Leandro, CA
- Graduate of Clayton Valley High School, Concord, CA
- BS Degree, 1994, California State University, Hayward
- Currently employed by HSQ Technology, Hayward, CA
Priorities:
- Repeal USA/Patriot Act and restore full civil liberties to American people
- End the Federal Government's "War on Drugs"
- End U. S. intervention in the affairs of other nations.
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