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Sal Tinajero
13802 votes
42.9%
- Occupation: Governing Board Member, Santa Ana Unified School District
- 2006 National Hispanic Teacher Of The Year
- Santa Ana School Board 2000-Current
- 2001 Community Builder Award
- 1999 Southern California Teacher Of The Year
- M.A. Cross-Cultural Education, National University
- B.A. Communications, Bradley University
Priorities:
- We will create a safe city for our residents by increasing support for law enforcement.
- Our resources should be spent for our neighborhoods because clean streets and parks imporve our quality of life.
- Education must be a priority. Strong schools increase property values and educated citizens attract businesses.
Jennifer Villasenor
12922 votes
40.2%
- Occupation: City Planner/Coach
- lifelong Santa Ana resident
- graduate - University of California, Irvine
Priorities:
- Improving quality of life by increasing services to residents
- Making improvements to our infrastructure and neighborhood streets
- Allocation of more resources to increase the number of public safety personnel in the City
George M. Collins
5419 votes
16.9%
- Occupation: Software Developer Videographer
- Software Developer
- Videographer
- Instrument Rated Airplane Pilot
- Underwater Videographer
- Expert Training Mercedes Benz
Priorities:
- Term Limits for the Mayor
- Televised Meetings, no more secret deals
- Making Mayor and council positions full time jobs, no more part time results
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