League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Orange County, CA November 4, 2008 Election
	Council Member; City of San Clemente Voter Information 4 Year Term.

Results as of Jan 24 10:36am, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (45/45) 72.6% Voter Turnout (1,167,657/1,607,989)

Candidates (Vote for 2) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Jim Dahl 10,594 votes 21.5% Occupation: Retired Fire Captain Robert "Bob" Baker 10,308 votes 20.9% Occupation: Captain Commercial Airlines Graduate, United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Flew F-4 Phantom Jet Fighter, 140 missions, U.S.S. Roosevelt Earned the National Defense Service Medal while on active duty Leader, Save San Clemente Open Space Active in Citizens for Integrity in Development Graduate, San Clemente Citizen Leadership Program Priorities: Protect San Clemente Open Space, Preserve Quality of Life Stop Overdevelopment, Improve Traffic and Parking Return Focus of City Government to Residents First! Steve Knoblock 9,635 votes 19.5% Occupation: San Clemente City Council Member Charles Mann 9,346 votes 19.0% Occupation: President Financial Company Ph.D Business Administration Masters in Taxation Masters in Business Admin Finance Mechanical Engineer Certified Financial Planner sm Associate Professional Member of ASPPA Priorities: Preserve our City's Quality of Life Reduce traffic and overdevelopment Preserve Open Space Chris David McCormack 3,170 votes 6.4% Occupation: Substitute Teacher B.A. U.S. and Latin American History Teaching Credential City Leadership Class Priorities: No Toll Road Sustainable Growth Clean Oceans John M. Alpay 2,645 votes 5.4% Occupation: Businessman/Attorney JD; UCLA School of Law MBA; UCLA Anderson School of Management BA, Economics; University of California Former Director & Secretary; The Gateway Foundation Former President; Rockefeller West Homeowners Association Priorities: Preserve Open Space Responsible Redevelopment (i.e. LAB's North Beach proposal) Improve Park Access for Youth Sports Patrick "Moose" Crosby 1,625 votes 3.3% Occupation: Clarinetist/Composer Graduate work in philosophy, U of Chicago BSEE, Illinois Inst of Technology Priorities: Restructure City Government to make it more democratic Reorganize financial priorities in light of expected sharp revenue drop Stop 241 Toll Road Gary Chronister 1,119 votes 2.3% Occupation: Real Estate Consultant Sworn Reserve Police Officer Teacher at University of Calif Irving Priorities: No the Toll Road Yes on the Lab at North Beach Yes on preserving Open Space Patrick Powers 857 votes 1.7% Occupation: Senior Technical Director Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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