Candidates
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Mike Cyrus
Diane Reifschneider
(write-in)
Linda E. Schexnayder
(write-in)
Kirsten Wonder Albrecht
Leo James Terrell
Noel Irwin Hentschel
Mike Schaefer
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Public Interest Attorney
- Experienced civic leader, former prosecuting attorney, two-term City Councilman, operator of Los Angeles business for many years
- Educated at UC Berkeley, Georgetown Law; additional studies at USC, UCLA
- First-ever non-California resident to appear on a California ballot
- Have worked on Capitol Hill and been active in Republican activities for 50 years
- Moderate in social issues, conservative on financial matters
- Age 63, native of San Diego
Priorities:
- Strive for clean-air and a safe environment
- Have U.S. support our public goals, such as $15,000 matching funds for State bonus paid to exceptional teachers who will take difficult area jobs
- Support our President, and see that Los Angeles is heard in the new all-Republican circles of power
Donna J. Warren
Philip A. Lowe
Blair Hamilton Taylor
Tad Daley
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Global policy activist
- Vice President, Global Security Institutes
- Currently Visiting Scholar, UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations
- Master's degree in International Studies, a law degree, and a Ph.D. in Public Policy
- Author of more than a dozen articles on gun control, nuclear weapons, and UN reform
- Since 1993, volunteer as youth mentor at Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA)
Priorities:
- Bridge the chasm between rich and poor on local and global level
- Locally: reduce gun violence, promote universal health care, protect our environment
- Globally: Combat: nuclear weapons proliferation, the AIDs crisis in Africa, and genocide
Kevin Murray
Wendell "Tiger" Banks
(write-in)
Frank Evans, III
Diane E. Watson
Nate Holden
Ezola Foster
Wanda James
Jules Bagneris
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