Candidates
(Vote for 3)
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Lawrence Wong
100,296 votes
25.00%
- Party: Democrat
- Occupation: San Francisco Community College Board Member
- Executive Director, Civil Rights Organization
- Former S.F. Human Rights Commissioner
- S.F. City College Graduate
- U.C. Berkeley, B.A.
- University of Santa Clara Law School, J.D.
Priorities:
- To ensure that City College is accessible to "all."
- To expand neighborhood campuses in San Francisco
- Welfare-to-work and programs for homeless students
Anita Grier
77,067 votes
19.20%
Robert Burton
71,923 votes
17.90%
Andrea D. Shorter
69,720 votes
17.40%
Tom Lacey
30,631 votes
7.60%
- Occupation: Office Worker
Chris Finn
26,868 votes
6.70%
- Party: Progressive Left Slate
- Occupation: Train Operator
- Vice-president of City College Associated Students 2 years
- Former member College Advisory Council - City College of San Francisco
- Editorial Board - SF Frontlines
- Honors student - UC Berkeley
Priorities:
- Tripartite governments (not limited to input only) of students, staff and faculty to discuss and vote on budget, curriculum, programs and hiring
- Eliminate the political patronage system by sunshining financial and political decisions
- Redirect resources to students, staff and faculty especially regarding Financial Aid, wages and part-time issues for staff and faculty
Moisés Montoya
23,283 votes
5.80%
- Party: Freedom Socialist Party
- Occupation: Architectural Assistant
- Member, Labor Party, Golden Gate Chapter
- Member, IFPTE Local 21
- Organizer for Queer and Immigrant Rights
- Activist for Bilingual Classes and AIDS Education
- Advocate for Afirmative Action
Priorities:
- Expand ethnic, women, labor, and gay, lesbian & bisexual studies.
- Free college education paid for by taxing large SF corporations.
- Fair contracts for staff and faculty. Create a student/labor/community board to oversee Trustee decisions.
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