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Patrick S. Kwok
7,860 votes
23.01%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- Division Manager, City of San Jose, Environmental Services Department
- Board of Managers, Cupertino YMCA
- Member, Cupertino Rotary
- Lector, Eucharistic Minister and Finance Committee member, St. Joseph of
- Member, Watershed Protection Committee, Environmental Advisory Committee, and Water Commission, Santa Clara Valley Water District
- Board of Trustees, Chinese Historical and Cultural Project
Priorities:
- Provide strong leadership for multicultural integration and unity
- Maintain suburban integrity with parks and open space
- Continue to balance the budget
Dolly Sandoval
7,752 votes
22.69%
- Occupation: Teacher/City Councilmember
- Life-long resident of the area
- Cupertino City Council - 2001 - Present
- Foothill-DeAnza College Trustee 1991-2001
- High School Math Teacher
- Graduate of Cupertino Schools & DeAnza College
- Graduate of University of California
Priorities:
- Protect quality of life, public safety, taxpayer dollars.
- Focus on education and economic development
- Preserve hillsides and open space
Orrin Mahoney
5,409 votes
15.83%
- Occupation: Retired
- Homeowner in Cupertino for over 35 years
- Hewlett-Packard employee for over 34 years
- 2005 Cupertino Citizen of the Year
- Chairman, Cupertino Golden Jubilee Festival
- Cupertino Planning Commission, former, eight years of service
- Board member, Lunar New Year Ubity Parade
Priorities:
- Protecting the neighborhoods and controlling growth
- Revitalizing our commercial shopping areas
- Improving communication and working together
Marty Miller
5,079 votes
14.87%
- Occupation: Businessman/Planning Commissioner
- Cupertino resident for 25 years
- Current Vice Chair, Planning Commission, Chair, Design Review Committee
- Chair, Architectural & Site Approval Committee, Chair, 1980 General Plan Taskforce
- 30 years in technology leadership positions
- Coach, soccer & Little League, Member, School Site Council
- MBA Stanford University; MS Computer Science; BS, Electrical Engineering
Priorities:
- Control growth carefully and fix the city's budget deficit
- Enhance quality of life and protect our residential neighborhoods
- Become a unifying force in a multicultural city
Jeanne Bradford
4,334 votes
12.69%
- Occupation: Businesswoman/City Commissioner
- 20 years of high tech business leadership experience - Apple Computer, Cisco Systems, America Online
- Cupertino Parks & Recreation Commissioner, 5 years
- Fremont Union High Schools Foundation Board
- Past President, The Commons Homeowners Association
- Cupertino Girls Softball volunteer
- MBA Santa Clara University, BA Mathematics University of Missour-Columbia
Priorities:
- Fiscal Responsibility: restoring our city to financial health.
- A Livable Cupertino: slow, managed growth.
- Strengthening our families: building community.
Raj Vasant Abhyanker
3,707 votes
10.85%
- Occupation: Patent Attorney
- Patent Attorney, Raj Abhyanker, LLP
- Attorney at Law, Schwegman Lundberg Woessner & Kluth, P.A.
- Attorney at Law, Blakely Sokoloff Taylor & Zafman, LLP
- Director of Supply Chain, Juniper Networks, Inc.
- Electrical Engineer & Inventor, Hewlett Packard Company
- Electrical Engineer, Lockheed Martin Tactical Defense
Priorities:
- "YES" on Density, Height, and Setback Limitations A, B, C.
- "YES" on Cupertino Schools, Education, and Teachers.
- "NO" to overly agressive Developers, Builders, and Trails.
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