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Barry Jantz
8306 votes
36.8%
- Occupation: City Councilmember/Businessman
- Three-Term Councilmember, City of La Mesa
- Business Owner, Jantz Communications
- District Chief of Staff, Assemblyman Jay La Suer
- National Recipient, Leadership in Local Government Award
Priorities:
- Managing State budget impacts on La Mesa through efficient government and investing in the economy, not tax increases.
- Continuing the City's effective crime reduction programs.
- Economic development, free market principles, a commitment to property rights, a proven record of fighting taxes, and a commitment to personal ethics.
Ernie Ewin
6746 votes
29.9%
- Occupation: Small Business Owner
Lisa De Jesus
4212 votes
18.7%
- Occupation: Telecommunications Software Manager
Chris Christensen
3249 votes
14.4%
- Occupation: Businessman
- Mortgage Consultant
- Licensed By The State Of California Dept. of Real Estate
- Graduate, University of San Diego
- La Mesa-Spring Valley School District Parent
- Citizen Observer of the La Mesa City Council since 1998
- Former Adjunct Assistant Professor, San Diego State University, (1983-84)
Priorities:
- When elected, I will work to revise and update the La Mesa Comprehensive Community Plan and Map to reflect changes to the community since 1996.
- When elected, I will support Public Safety and Disaster Preparedness Programs.
- As Council Member, I will ensure a "solution oriented" City Hall that responds to the wants and needs of the citizens of La Mesa.
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