Board Member; Poway Unified School District Election Information November 5, 2002 Election

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League of Women Voters of California

San Diego County, CA

November 5, 2002 Election

Board Member; Poway Unified School District Voter Information

Results as of Nov 27 12:02pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (136/136)

Candidates (Vote for 3)
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Jeff Mangum 22541 votes 22.0%

Occupation: Incumbent

Penny Ranftle 20677 votes 20.1%

Occupation: Incumbent

Steve L. McMillan 17655 votes 17.2%

Occupation: Incumbent

Marge Postel 14404 votes 14.0%

Occupation: Retired Educator
BA San Jose State University
Masters Educational Administration University of San Diego
Principal Poway Unified School District
Teacher Poway Unified School District
Lecturer Californa State University San Marcos
Whos Who of American Women 2002 -2003

Priorities:

open and honest communication
inequities in school facilities and funding
student achievement

Jerry L. Horton 11777 votes 11.4%

Occupation: Retired Business Executive
Bachelor of Music and Education
Bachelor of Military Science
Professional and Management Experience
Long Time Rancho Bernardo Resident
Parent of PUSD Graduate
Demonstrated and Proven Community Leader

Priorities:

No Child Left Behind
Advanced Technology
Facility Improvements

Stephen Cochrane 10128 votes 9.8%

Occupation: Teacher/Doctorate Student

Dale Endreson 5259 votes 5.1%

Occupation: Program Manager
20 year US Army veteran
Bachelor's and Master's Degrees
Graduate of US Army Command &General Staff College
Married with a son in a PUSD high school
Experience with managing multi-million dollar budgets

Priorities:

Parents rights as partners in education
open communication between the board, administration and parents
judicious use of your tax money

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