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Councilmember Marty Blum
5280 votes
29.55%
- Occupation: Councilmember/Teacher/Attorney
- City Councilmember 1996-present
- City Planning Commissioner 1990-1995
- President, Santa Barbara Teachers Association 1999-2001
- Past President League of Women Voters of Santa Barbara
- Founding Board of Womens Political Committee
- Soroptimist Woman of the Year, 1997
Priorities:
- Balanced, Long-Term Planning
- Environmental Protection
- Public Safety
Gilbert "Gil" Garcia
4772 votes
26.70%
- Occupation: Councilmember/Architect
Bruce A. Rittenhouse
4206 votes
23.54%
- Occupation: Businessman/Community Organizer
Elinor G.A. "Elly" Langer
3197 votes
17.89%
- Occupation: Community Volunteer
- Santa Barbara City Councilmember 1991-99
- City Planning Commissioner 1985-91
- Co-Chair Measure B "Clean Creeks"
Priorities:
- Enhancing housing opportunities for local residents
- Solving neighborhood issues
- Restoring our quality of life
Bill Hackett
146 votes
0.82%
William Brian Jennings
134 votes
0.75%
- Occupation: Independent Fraud Investigator
- Extensive academic and trade technical schools. John Hancock College and Weber State University. Newbedford Vocational and Lewiston Auburn Trade Tech.
- Retired at "50" as a result of job related injuries from a moderatly successful career as an independant entrepenuer involving every thing from retail
- stores,income property,as well as ten years as a Stone Master,in the Palm Springs area.Leaving behind a legacy of work such as the (Then) Gene Autry
- Hotel, and Sun Productions Studio. For the last twenty years I have pursued the roll of political activist. Representing Individual victims of
- unfair treatment by large coporations as well as uncaring actions of Leadership Governments.Unable to affect change here,I decided to run for Mayor
- and recreate a Servant Government.Eliminating unfair treatment of is Citizens and Tax Payers.
Priorities:
- To recreate a Constitutionally correct Servant Government,by first running as a Servant Government Mayoral Candidate.
- You do not fix the Living Wage Problems that face the community by paying more tax dollars to Government Workers.You lower the living Wage by lowering
- the cost of housing.You lower the cost of housing,by lowering the property tax,to every one!Then require landlords to reflect that in rent reduction!
Ken Heimbaugh
62 votes
0.35%
- Occupation: Freelance Writer
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