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Steve Moore
19577 votes
26.3%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Assistant Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator
Dennis M. Lobenberg
18558 votes
24.9%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Highway Patrol Chief
Priorities:
- Bring new management to the Sheriff's Office to ensure we can keep you and your family safe.
- Implement new ways to combat drug abuse. We need to cut out the reason so many crimes are committed.
- Lock up those that pray upon law abiding citizens.
John Huber, Jr.
14512 votes
19.5%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Captain Sheriff's Department
- 23 year veteran of the SJC Sheriff's Department
- SJC Sheriff's Chief of Detectives
- Peace Officer Standards and Training Advanced Certificate
- Instructor for the California Department of Justice "Cold Case Investigations" Class
- Supervised Sheriff's Patrol, Custody, Investigations, Administration and Coroner's Divisions
- Administration of Justice degree
Priorities:
- Increase Jail Capacity
- Increase Number of Deputies on Patrol
- Restore Integrity to the Sheriff's Department
Richard "Rick" Sealy, Jr.
12152 votes
16.3%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Sheriff's Captain
- 33 years of Law Enforcement experience, 18 years as a Sheriff's Captain. (1987)
- Command of the Criminal Investigations Division
- Past Command of the Support Services and Custody Divisions
- 1984 San Joaquin County "Employee of the Year"
- President- Elect, Community Center for the Blind
- Chairman, Local FEMA Emergency Food and Shelter Program
Priorities:
- Keep criminals behind bars and off the streets by using vacant state and local facilities and building additional jail beds
- Increase public safety by redistricting the patrol beats to provide greater visibility and reduced response time.
- Restore integrity to Office of Sheriff by making the department accountable to the public through citizen advisory committees and Leading by example
Elbert H. Holman, Jr.
9517 votes
12.8%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Retired Chief Investigator
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