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Mike Gin
2,910 votes
29.8%
- Occupation: Deputy, Los Angeles County Supervisor
Gerard Bisignano
2,361 votes
24.2%
- Occupation: Councilman/Businessman
Ellen K. Allan
2,359 votes
24.2%
- Occupation: Motion Picture Costumer
- BA State University of New York at Albany
- leader of Citizens for a vote on the Catalina Corridor referendum - #2 HOC
- Member of the The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
- Member of IATSE Local 705, Motion Picture Costumers
- Board Member of Redondo Beach Memorial Day Parade and Tribute
- Past Hands on Art Docent and Girl Scout Leader
Priorities:
- Stop Over development,
- Help business by beautifying our city along with maintaining high levels of public safety
- Reorganize budget priorities
Kurt Schmalz
2,127 votes
21.8%
- Occupation: Councilman/Attorney
- Redondo Beach City Councilman, District 4, 2001 to present
- Doctor of Jurisprudence Degree, Vanderbilt University Law School
- Bachelor of Arts Degree, cum laude, Vanderbilt University
- Business Litigation Attorney for 21 years. Selected by peers as one of Southern California's "Super Lawyers" for 2004
- Redondo Beach Planning Commissioner, 1995 to 2001(Chairman, 1997)
- Redondo Beach Crime Prevention Commissioner, 1992 to 1995 (Chairman 1993-94)
Priorities:
- Expand Parks and Recreational Areas. No child should be more than a 5-minute walk from a city park
- Secure departure of the waterfront AES power plant by negotiating an exit agreement with AES and getting AES to pay its utility users taxes
- Improve Public Safety facilities. We need a new police station to meet the public safety demands of the 21st Century
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