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Alex Padilla
80,109 votes
74.7%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Los Angeles City Councilmember
- President, League of California Cities
- Chair, L.A. Leadership Council of the American Diabetes Association
- Board Member, Children's Museum of Los Angeles
- Received mechanical engineering degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Priorities:
- Improving public schools
- Ensuring access to quality health care
- Ensuring access to quality jobs with good wages and benefits
Pamela J. Brown
27,136 votes
25.3%
- Party: Libertarian
- Occupation: Economics Professor
- Resident of the San Fernando Valley since 1987
- Full-time Educator at Pierce College, Woodland Hills CA
- Member, Pierce College budget committee & Bond construction taskforces
- Member, College Academic Senate
- Member, Los Angeles Community College District Senate
- Ph.D. in Economics (George Mason University)
Priorities:
- Reduce Taxes, Reduce Scope of Government Programs & Spending, Reform CA Public Pension Systems
- Outsource & Privatize Essential Government Operations such as Prison Management
- Increase Education Success through School Vouchers & Competition
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