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Margaret C. Abe-Koga
9,748 votes
21.82%
- Occupation: Community Relations Consultant
- Mountain View Environmental Planning Commissioner
- Former Elected Santa Clara County Board of Education Trustee, representing Mountain View
- Neighborhood Association Vice-Chair, Boardmember of Avenidas Senior Services
- Former Aide to Congresswoman Anna Eshoo, former small business owner
- Married, with two daughters, a kindergartner and preschooler, as well as careprovider for parents
- Harvard University, AB in Government
Priorities:
- Promoting balanced growth -protect open/park space and our neighborhoods' character, better public transportation, diverse housing options,
- Building a strong local economy by attracting and retaining businesses
- Delivering quality and comprehensive human services
Ronit Bryant
7,096 votes
15.88%
- Occupation: Technical Writer/Editor
- 20 years of community service in Mountain View
- 8 years on Parks and Recreation Commission as Chair and Commissioner
- 2 years as Chair of the Old Mountain View Neighborhood Association
- 3 years as Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) coordinator
Priorities:
- Make Mountain View a more livable city
- Build Mountain View's community
- Protect and nurture Mountain View's economic standing
Jac M. Siegel
6,490 votes
14.53%
- Occupation: Businessperson
- B.S., Mechanical Engineering
- Advanced Management Training, Stanford
- 30+ year resident of Mountain View
- Environmental Planning Commissioner
- Co-Chair MV Mediation Services
Priorities:
- Increased open space, parks and rec (including athletic fields)
- Strong economic growth and development to fund city services
- Neighborhood preservation & smart growth
John Inks
6,194 votes
13.87%
- Occupation: Aerospace Engineer
- Parks and Recreation Commissioner
- B.S.A.E. Georgia Tech
- M.S.M.E. Stanford University
- U.S. Army veteran
Priorities:
- Maintain high quality public safety and other city services.
- Judiciously manage recovering city budget
- Protect and increase parks and open
Alicia Crank
4,180 votes
9.36%
- Occupation: Student Services Coordinator
- Mountain View Human Relations Commissioner
- Former Sr. Trust Analyst / Wealth Management
Priorities:
- Affordable housing for City Police and Firefighters
- Community Public Safely Programs
- Increase Recreation Programs for Working Adults
Tian Harter
4,176 votes
9.35%
- Occupation: Community Volunteer
- Peace Activist 2003-Present
- Environmental Activist 1999-2003
- Software Engineer 1986-1999
- Electrical Engineer 1980-1986
- MSEE 1983 Bradley University, Peoria IL
- BSEE 1981 Bradley University, Peoria IL
Priorities:
- Better transit services
- More pedestrian and bicycle safety festures
- Affordable housing near transit
Kal Sandhu
3,862 votes
8.65%
- Occupation: Businessman
- BA Econimics
- BS Business
- Masters in Business Administration
- Graduate Leadership Mountain View
- Vice Chair, Human Relations Commission
- Director, Community Health Awareness Council (CHAC)
Priorities:
- Intelligent Growth
- Economic Stability
- Accountability
John H. Webster
2,927 votes
6.55%
- Occupation: Software Engineer
- Masters in Computer Science
- Vietnam Veteran
- Victim of Bad Cops altering evidence to enforce Bad Laws.
- Parent of two children now grown.
Priorities:
- Restoring and protecting our Property Rights against the Tyranny of the Majority.
- Stopping Government from making laws over things not even in the Public Domain.
- Changing the Gov./Citizen relationship to be more Service Provider/Customer .
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4 questions on Parks, Condo Conversions, Hangar One, and Site 25.
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