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Ron Smith
5,241 votes
33.5%
- Occupation: Retired Deputy Sheriff / College Instructor
- Chairman-- Lancaster Planning Commission
- Co-Chair-- Antelope Valley Crime Task Force
- Chairman, 36th Assembly District Republican Central Committee
- Campaign Chairman, Measure R College Bond (2004)
- Howard Taft School of Law, Graduate studies in Law
- Bachelor of Arts, California State University Northridge
Priorities:
- We need tough, immediate action to combat crime and take back our city from the criminals.
- Ron will work to reduce excessive speeding on our streets and oppose Section 8 housing that bring crime to our city.
- We shouldn't have to eat or shop in other communities! Ron will continue to bring more restaurants and shopping to the city.
Ed Sileo
3,750 votes
23.9%
Janette (Gaudi) Crawford
2,945 votes
18.8%
- Occupation: Eastside School Board Member
- BS Business Administration - Marketing
- Lancaster West Rotary Centennial President of the Year
- Born and raised in Lancaster 1961
- Eucharistic Minister and on Finance Council at Sacred Heart Church
- Married for 25 years with two teenage sons
- Extremely active in my community
Priorities:
- Safety of our Community is my Top Concern
- Ensure a balance between retail and industrial development
- Infrastructure is key to successful growth
Barry White
1,030 votes
6.6%
James A. Abadejos
697 votes
4.4%
Nellie F. Tillman
557 votes
3.6%
- Occupation: Project Manager
Priorities:
- Public Safety To erradicate the problems of housing fraud,gang violence,drugs.
- Economic growth To create a balance between economic growth and physical growth
- After school programs Create a system where children can go instead of being a latch key child.
James W. Young
393 votes
2.5%
David Abber
370 votes
2.4%
Roger L. Price
363 votes
2.3%
- Occupation: Minister/Social Activist
- Minister
- Clinical Supervisor
- Alternate Dispute Resolution
- Former United States Marine
- Licensed Real Estate and Insurance Agent
- Motivational Speaker
Priorities:
- Through a cooperative effort via coalitions, sub stations, neighborhood councils reduce crime, stop the rapid spread of crime.
- Form partnerships with churches, community-serving and faith-based institutions to address at-risk youths, crime, drug addiction, parolees.
- Address problems between law enforcement and the minority community via cameras in patrol cars, forums, townhall meetings, etc., etc.
Kenneth Williams
319 votes
2.0%
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3 questions on Development, Public Safety, and City Election Schedule.
Official Information
- City of Lancaster Election Website
Resource Material
- L.A. Almanac
News and Analysis
L.A. Daily News
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