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Duncan D. Hunter
76,818 votes
67.4%
David B. "Dave" (Babicky) Secor
19,142 votes
16.8%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Superior Court Clerk
- Veteran 1st Air Cavalry Division Vietnam 1968
- B.A. Speech Communication 1973, SDSU
- Graduate Instructor San Diego State University
- California C-BEST Elementary Education
- Farmworker, Construction (Framing,Roofing), Some Plumbing, Electrical. Windows and Doors), Janitor, Maintenance, Warehouseman, Delivery Truckdriver
- 19 Years San Diego Superior Court Felony Division, Court's 2011 ABCD Award - for Performance Above and Beyound the Call of Duty
- david@davidsecorforcongress.com
Priorities:
- Get The Money Out of Politics!
- Restore and Reinvigorate the Middle Class
- Reinstate Glass-Steagall
Connie Marie Frankowiak
8,553 votes
7.5%
Priorities:
- MAKE SURE OUR LAWS APPLY TO EVERYONE
- REMOVE THE CORRUPTING INFLUENCE OF BRIBE MONEY
- AVOID FOREIGN ENTANGLEMENTS
Michael Benoit
6,160 votes
5.4%
Priorities:
- End the wars
- Cut the Federal deficit by 1 trillion.
- Stimulate job growth by reducing taxes
Terri Linnell
3,275 votes
2.9%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Homemaker, Mother of 3
- Political Affiliation: Constitutional Republican
- Degrees: Bachelor in Business Administration, CSU San Marcos.
- Associates in Electronic Technology
- 1992-1996 State of California Real Estate Agent
- Previous Occupation: Property Management
- Volunteer Work: Neighborhood Watch
- tlinnell@cox.net
Priorities:
- "Lobbying with Money is Bribery." Remove all bribery.
- Audit the Fed Bank to define the Banking problems.
- Balance the Budget immediately.
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