League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Ventura Counties, CA June 3, 2014 Election
	United States Representative; District 24 Voter Information A runoff will be held on 11/4/2014 between the top 2 candidates who received the most votes. The runoff will be held even if one candidate receives a majority of votes in this election.

Results as of Jul 1 4:10pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (373/373)

Runoff Election 11/4/2014 Candidates (Vote for 1) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Lois Capps 58,198 votes 43.7% Party: Democratic Occupation: Congresswoman Was a school nurse in Santa Barbara schools Was a part-time instructor of Early Childhood Education at Santa Barbara City College Was head nurse at Yale New Haven Hospital Received Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing with honors from Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington Received Master of Arts degree in Religion from Yale University Received Master of Arts degree in Education from University of California Santa Barbara lois@cappsforcongress.com Priorities: Improving our economy by making vital investmets in our infrastructure and renewable energy to create jobs Implementing health care reform to ensure that everyone has access to high quality, affodable health care. Passing comprehensive immigration reform to support Central Coast families and businesses. Christopher "Chris" Mitchum 21,059 votes 15.8% Party: Republican Occupation: Actor/Writer/Businessman University of Pennsylvania, U. of Arizona, Trinity College Dublin: BA Literature National 1st VP, Screen Actors Guild Chair, Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Commission, State of California, Office of the Governor mitchumforcongress@cox.net Priorities: The economy and yes, this includes the budget, debt, taxes and regulations. Health care. Get government out of health care, control cost and accessibility Education. Stop Common Core. The government has no business taking over education. Justin Donald Fareed 20,445 votes 15.3% Party: Republican Occupation: Cattle Rancher/Small Business Owner Vice President - Pro Band Sports Former Legislative Aid in Washington for Congressman Ed Whitfield Former Congressional Caucus on U.S.-Turkish Relations and Turkish Americans Former Coach- UCLA Football Former Player- UCLA Football justin@justinfareed.com Priorities: (1) Free from Debt (2) Free to Succeed Economically (3) Free from an Intrusive Government Bring local represntation back to Washington Dale Francisco 15,575 votes 11.7% Party: Republican Occupation: Santa Barbara City Councilmember dalefrancisco@cox.net Bradley "Brad" Allen 9,269 votes 7.0% Party: Republican Occupation: Pediatric Heart Surgeon Small Business Owner UCLA Surgery and Cardiac Surgery Former Surgical Director Children's Heart Institute, University of Texas Professor of Surgery, and Medical Researcher National and International Medical Lecturer Board Member, Farrah Fawcett Cancer Foundation contact@drbradallenforcongress.com Priorities: Fix our Healthcare system, as a doctor with 30 years medical experience I know how to do this. Fix our Economy and create Jobs, as a small business owner I understand we need to reign in government overreach Bring real life experience back to Washington, not more politicians with political talking points Sandra Marshall 4,646 votes 3.5% Party: Democratic Occupation: Publisher/Community Organizer sandramarshallcongress2014@gmail.com Priorities: Campaign Finance Reform Climate Change Health Care Paul H. Coyne, Jr. 2,144 votes 1.6% Party: Democratic Occupation: Bank Manager/Businessman B.A., M.A., PhD studies in Political Science U.S Army (reserves) Veteran VP/Bank Branch Manager UFCW member 22+ years U.S Military Academy 1981-1984 40 year resident of Central Coast of Ca. paul.coyne@rabobank.com Priorities: Deregulation of small businesses and job creation Federal deficit and debt reduction Congressional term limits and balanced budget ammendments to U.S. Constitution Steve W. Isakson, PhD 1,249 votes 0.9% Party: No Party Preference Occupation: Electronics Engineer/Businessman PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from UCSB MS in Computer Science from Cal Poly SLO BS in Physics from Cal Poly SLO swi@steveisaksonforcongress.com Priorities: Help Break Congressional Dysfunction Reduce Deficits and Move Towards a Balanced Budget Contribute towards Improving all Five Sectors of the Local Economy Alexis Stuart 678 votes 0.5% Party: Republican Occupation: Consultant/Author/Broker Credit Building Consultant Author of "CAPITALIZE on CREDIT POWER" Real Estate Broker / Mediator Musical Instrument Store Owner Founder of Credit Power Educational Foundation, Inc. AA Degree from Phoenix College / Majored in Dietetics at Arizona State University Priorities: Reduce the size of the Federal Government! Send any Federal Government Department that is not allowed in the Constitution back to the States. Once we reduce the size of the Federal Government it will be easier to Balance the Budget and eliminate our debt. Rebuild the economy by reducing the big intrusive governement and over-burdensome regulations. Basic candidate data supplied by the Secretary of State. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Candidates Answer Questions The League of Women Voters of California Education Fund has asked all candidates for this office to respond to 5 questions on Economy and Jobs, Health Care, Energy Policy, National Security, and Immigration Reform. Official Information U.S. House of Representatives Official Web site Your District About Your District with a Map - (From Govtrack.us) About Redistricting - from LWV California Education Fund. New district lines were drawn in 2011 based on 2010 census data. Campaign Finance Data VotersEdge.org Campaign contributions and other information about candidates for District 24 - from our new Smart Voter / VotersEdge pilot project Opensecrets.org Campaign Contribution Analysis for District 24 candidates - Click on blue tabs to see detail. (From the Center for Responsive Politics) Nonpartisan Information Project Vote-Smart About the Candidates - Find Biography, Campaign Finances, Issue Positions (NPAT), Special Interest Groups, and Voting Record where available. Open Congress Key Votes in Congress - Enter your zip to see your representatives. Click on the person's name to see how your Congressional Representative voted on many key issues. News and Analysis New Times New Times Summarizes the Field:5/22/2014 Wine Moneys in the Pipeline. 5/7/2014 General Links Election Archives See the candidates, issues, and results from previous elections 11/6/12, 6/5/12, 11/2/10, 6/8/10, 11/4/08, 6/3/08, 11/7/06, 6/6/06, 11/2/04, 3/2/04, 11/5/02, 11/7/00, 3/7/00, 11/3/98, 6/2/98   All links open in new window This election is archived. Any links to sources outside of Smart Voter may no longer be active. No further links will be added to this page. Links to sources outside of Smart Voter are provided for information only and do not imply endorsement.

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