League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Los Angeles County, CA February 24, 2009 Election
	Member of the City Council; City of Burbank Voter Information 4 Year Term.

Results as of Mar 7 11:08am

Top SIX names will be on the April 14 General Municipal Election Ballot Candidates (Vote for 3) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Dave Golonski 4,895 votes 17.7% Occupation: Burbank City Councilmember Mayor of Burbank UC Berkeley - Computer Science UC Berkeley - Political Economy of Natural Resources Burbank Boys & Girls Club Golden Achievement Award Priorities: My top priority will be to use my experience to see that we adopt balanced budgets without cutting the level of service that we are accustomed to. My second priority is to create and retain jobs here in Burbank. We need to be prepared when the federal stimulus program is adopted. My third priority is to see that we continue to adopt and promote cutting-edge environmental practices. David Gordon 4,569 votes 16.5% Jess Talamantes 3,988 votes 14.4% Kimberly Jo 2,489 votes 9.0% Elise M Stearns-Niesen 2,043 votes 7.4% Occupation: Educator B.A. in Psychology - UCLA M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy - Phillips Inst. Current Burbank Police Commissioner Mary Alice O'Conner Woman of Vision Award recipient Softball player, t-ball coach, photographer, graphic designer Priorities: Maintain same level of Police & Fire services during recession. Smart, slow growth. Environmental sustainability working towards a zero waste goal. Garen Yegparian 2,010 votes 7.3% Occupation: Technical Research Analyst, City of LA Environmental Services Division, City of LA Chair, Burbank Park, Recreation, & Community Services Board Graduate, University of PA in Chemical Engineering Priorities: Improve Quality of Life Maintain Accountability at City Hall to get us through these tough economic times Increase Involvement Lee Dunayer 1,755 votes 6.3% Greg Jackson 1,481 votes 5.3% Barbara Sharp 1,337 votes 4.8% Occupation: Litigation Consultant Bachelor of Science, Political Science Juris Doctorate (Law) Centerior Energy (Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station), Senior Special Programs Coordinator Documentary/Film Producer White House Liaison's Office, U.S. Dept. of Education, Washington, D.C., Intern Legal Consultant (consumer law, elder law, personal injury) Priorities: "Smart Development" to balance traffic and density issues with property owner rights Comprehensive budget review to trim wasteful spending Attract quality media and media-related companies to improve economic base and improve infrastructure Steven L Ferguson 1,030 votes 3.7% Occupation: Student Trustee GCCD Member Burbank Park, Recreation, and Community Services Board Member, Art in Public Places Committee Member, Cultural Arts Master Plan Committee Past Student Member of the Burbank Board of Education Past Chair, Burbank Youth Board Past Member, Mayor's Youth Task Force Priorities: Develop a "Master Plan for the Aging" to ensure that we are ready to meet the needs of our retirees Develop a Burbank Service Corp. for Young People in the Community Develop Burbank's Cultural Assets Dan Humfreville 985 votes 3.6% Occupation: Advertising Executive 10 year community volunteer twice appointed to Planning Board served on Transportation Commission Advancement Chairman, Boy Scouts of America, VH Council Chairman, BCR Board of Directors member YMCA Finance Committee Priorities: pro-active management of city budget and resources no "micro-management" of Burbank citizens actively pursue new and expanding employers to locate here Angela Nakashyan 731 votes 2.6% Jeffrey W. Prutz 372 votes 1.3% Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Official Information City of Burbank Candidate Video Statements (Windows Media Player) Dunayer / Ferguson / Golonski / Gordon / Humfreville / Jackson / Jo / Nakashyan Sharp / Stearns-Niesen / Talamantes / Yegparian This election is archived. Any links to sources outside of Smart Voter may no longer be active. No further links will be added to this page. Links to sources outside of Smart Voter are provided for information only and do not imply endorsement.

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