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Bob Emery
7798 votes
21.09%
- Occupation: Retired Teacher
- AA Palomar College, BA San Diego State, MEd. University of San Diego
- Graduate of Calif. League of Cities Leadership Academy
- Four years as SANDAG Representative
- Member of the Metropolitan Transit Board
- Member of the SANDAG Transportation Committee
- Former Chair of the I-15 Policy Advisory Committee
Priorities:
- Keeping Poway a "Nice Place to Live" by adhereing to the general plan and sticking with its population goals.
- Maintaining a balanced working budget that can provide the services needed by the City such as safety services, parks and open space, etc.
- Maintain a healthy business climate and attract tax generating businesses.
Merrilee A Boyack
7788 votes
21.06%
- Occupation: Estate Planning Attorney
- JD, Univ. of Santa Clara
- BS, BYU, High Honors
- City Committees: Budget, Parks & Rec
- Woman of the Year for 75th Assembly
- Rotarian of the Year, Poway Rotary Club
- PTA - Unit and Council Honorary Service Award
Priorities:
- PROTECT Poway from growth, regional impacts, keep safe
- PROMOTE Poway's business environment
- PRESERVE Poway's parks and open spaces
Jeff Lake
6382 votes
17.26%
- Occupation: Attorney/Mediator
R. W. "Nick" Stavros
5351 votes
14.47%
- Occupation: Software Consultant
Scott Harman, M.D.
4138 votes
11.19%
- Occupation: Physician
- Board Certified in Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology
- Chief of Staff, Alvarado Hospital
- Member, Governing Board of Alvarado Hospital
Priorities:
- Maintaining quality of life in Poway
- Insure best quality education for our children
- Supporting and improving our emergency personnel and servicess
Constance J. "Connie" Messina
3037 votes
8.21%
- Occupation: Education Consultant/Author
- - Received a Bachelor's Degree in Education and a Master's Degree in Counseling, and has many years of experience as a school counselor and educator,
- - Won numerous awards at the local and state level for her work
- - A community activist involved in preserving our quality of life
- - A watchdog advocate for accountability at all levels of government
- - She is a published author and has lectured throughout the nation
- - Foster parent
Priorities:
- Maintain a good quality of life for all of our residents
- Encourage communication with the City Council to address citizen's needs and develop more community participation
- Support economic growth and opportunities in our community
David C. Harrison
1629 votes
4.41%
- Occupation: Instructor, Political Science
Michael J. Doleshal
851 votes
2.30%
- Occupation: Front Desk Clerk
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