League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	California State Government June 3, 2014 Election
	Secretary of State Voter Information A runoff will be held on 11/4/2014 between the top 2 candidates who received the most votes. The runoff will be held even if one candidate receives a majority of votes in this election.

Results as of Jul 1 4:10pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (22353/22353)

Runoff Election 11/4/2014 Candidates (Vote for 1) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Alex Padilla 1,217,371 votes 30.2% Party: Democratic Occupation: California State Senator Los Angeles City Council President, 2001-2006 B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Mechanical Engineering President, National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO) Grew up in Pacoima. Husband and Dad State Senator - worked across party lines to pass 80 laws ideas@alex-padilla.com Priorities: Create Jobs by making it easier to start a business. Restore trust in government with tough campaign finance laws to increase transparency. Protect voting rights for all. Register a million more voters and increase voter turnout to strengthen our democracy. Pete Peterson 1,194,715 votes 29.7% Party: Republican Occupation: Educator/Institute Director Masters Public Policy, Pepperdine BA, History, George Washington University Public Policy Fellow, Hoover Institution Exec Dir, Davenport Inst for Public Engagement @ Pepperdine Univ Adjunct Prof, Pepperdine School of Public Policy 12-yr career in printing/direct mktg pete@petesos.com Priorities: Complete statewide voter database Bring an "open data" approach to campaign finance database Make it easier and cheaper to start a small business in CA Leland Yee 380,361 votes 9.4% Party: Democratic Occupation: California State Senator info@lelandyee.com Dan Schnur 369,898 votes 9.2% Party: No Party Preference Occupation: Political Involvement Educator Director, Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics, University of Southern California (On Leave) Former Chairman, California Fair Political Practices Commission Former Co-Chairman, Voices of Reform Committee Adjunct Professor, UC Berkeley Communications Director, McCain for President 2000 Bachelor's degree, American University, 1987 info@4schnur.com Priorities: Fight against corruption by working for tough, new laws that increase transparency and ban campaign contributions during legislative sessions. Rebuild the Political Center and Get young people more involved in politics Create private sector jobs by upgrading the Secretary of State's operations and technology to make it easier and faster to start a new business in CA. Derek Cressman 306,375 votes 7.6% Party: Democratic Occupation: Voting Rights Advocate Common Cause good government executive CALPIRG Democracy Program Director B.A Political Science from Williams College International Elections Observer Expert witness to US Senate, California Fair Political Practices Commission, and federal courts Husband, Father, Citizen. info@derekcressman.com Priorities: Get corporate money out of politics Improve transparency by putting political donations information in the Voters Guide Modernize our voter registration and business registration systems Roy Allmond 256,668 votes 6.4% Party: Republican Occupation: California State Employee first year Law Student Administration of Justice AA with honors royallmond@reagan.com Priorities: Bring back customer service modernize the available services Perfom work professionally in a nonpartisan manner Jeffrey H. Drobman 178,521 votes 4.4% Party: Democratic Occupation: Computer Scientist/Engineer UCLA BS in Engineering, MS, PhD in Computer Science Hughes Aircraft Doctoral Fellow, Tau Beta Pi, Upsilon Pi Epsilon Candidate-LA County Supervisor 4th District 1988 & 1992 UCLA Lecturer in computer science 1986, 2006 President of Marina-Mar Vista-Venice Democratic Club (1989-91) Founding board member, VP of UCLA Engineering Alumni Assn jhdphd@alumni.ucla.edu Priorities: secure existing voting databases, systems and networks add the option for online voting at the polls, via supervised PCs and iPads add full online voting via any Internet-connected device -- anywhere, anytime David Curtis 121,618 votes 3.0% Party: Green Occupation: Dad/Designer BS Architecture, the Ohio State University Registered Residential Designer 247-P Fmr President, CAC Secretary, Marin County Green Party Fmr Gallery Educator, Hermitage Guggenheim Museum Studied creative writing with Claudia Keelan, UNLV davidscurtis@earthlink.net Priorities: Equal Access to all aspects of political processes, remove barriers to participation. Neutralize money by enacting public campaign financing Debates must invite all balloted candidates Basic candidate data supplied by the Secretary of State. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Official Information Job Description As the state's chief elections officer, oversees statewide elections and provides public access to campaign and lobbying financial information. Supports California business by registering and authenticating certain types of businesses and trademarks, regulating notaries public, and enabling secured creditors to protect their financial interests. Preserves California's history by acquiring, safeguarding, and sharing the state's historical treasures. Registers domestic partnerships and advance health care directives, and protects the addresses of domestic violence victims and certain others entitled to confidential addresses. Candidate Statements in the Official Voter Information Guide Statements Submitted by Individual Candidates for this Office - Under California law, candidates who accept voluntary spending limits may purchase space for these candidate statements of up to 250 words in length Campaign Finance Data VotersEdge.org Campaign contributions and other information about candidates for this race - Includes Smart Voter data on our Partner's Web site! Secretary of State List of Candidates Accepting/Rejecting Voluntary Campaign Spending Limits - Candidates for this office who have voluntarily chosen to limit their spending in campaigns (look for the *) may spend no more than $5,444,000 in this primary election. Established by Proposition 34. Events Candidate Forums Los Angeles Times article on the March 3, 2014 Los Angeles candidate forum co-hosted by the ACLU of Southern Calif., the League of Women Voters of Calif., and the California Endowment News and Analysis San Francisco Chronicle Mar. 28, 2014 Leland Yee withdraws from the race Los Angeles Times Secretary of State candidates make their case in early L.A. forum - Discussion of the March 3, 2014 Los Angeles candidate forum co-hosted by the ACLU of Southern California, the League of Women Voters of California and the California Endowment. General Links Election Archives See the candidates and results from the 11/2/2010, 6/8/2010, 11/7/2006, 6/6/2006, 11/5/2002, 3/5/2002, 11/03/1998, 6/2/1998 elections. This election is archived. Any links to sources outside of Smart Voter may no longer be active. No further links will be added to this page. Links to sources outside of Smart Voter are provided for information only and do not imply endorsement.

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