League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Los Angeles County, CA March 3, 2009 Election
	Mayor; City of Los Angeles Voter Information 4 Year Term.

Results as of Jun 15 10:27am (21 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.0%)

Official Results Candidates (Vote for 1) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Antonio R. Villaraigosa 152,613 votes 55.6% Occupation: Mayor of Los Angeles Walter Moore 71,937 votes 26.2% Occupation: Lawyer Princeton, B.A., cum laude, Public & Int'l Affairs 1981 Georgetown, J.D., cum laude, Law Journal, 1984 Licensed real estate broker Wrote official ballot arguments re various measures (e.g., Measures A and E on the current ballot). Wrote Jamiel's Law Priorities: 1. Protect the middle class taxpayer: save hundreds of millions per year by ending "welfare for the rich" and other boondoggles 2. Protect children: make every neighborhood a safe neighborhood by hiring police and scrapping all failed "anti-gang" programs. 3. Promote our quality of life: stop overdevelopment and overcrowding rather than out-of-state developers' profit margins. Gordon Turner 17,554 votes 6.4% Occupation: Deputy City Attorney David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg 9,115 votes 3.3% Occupation: Community Advocate/Economist Published Author, Methods for Management of Quality & Productivity Priorities: Will implement Deming's 14 point "quality management" plan to improve efficiency, reduce waste and cut bureaucracy. Federal and State money handed out by the city to provide services to the community must make it INTO the community, not into phony hands. It is the mayor's job to represent and reflect the spirit and will of the community, not fight and retaliate against it. Bruce Darian 5,691 votes 2.1% Occupation: General Contractor/Whistleblower David R. Hernandez 5,225 votes 1.9% Occupation: Civic Community Leader Executive Director San Fernando Chamber of Commerce President LA Mission College Foundation President Justiceville/Homeless USA President Los Angeles Public Access Coalition Youth Service Network Board member Combat Vietnam Veteran USN 1967-1971 Priorities: Transparecy Accountability Empowerment Craig X Rubin 4,158 votes 1.5% Occupation: Pastor UCLA History Major Worked in Television and Movies Owned a chain of retail stores Priorities: Create desalinized water plant in Los Angeles End the Federal Consent decree over the LAPD Keep energy prices low in Los Angeles Carlos Alvarez 3,047 votes 1.1% Occupation: Legal Assistant James Harris 2,461 votes 0.9% Occupation: Union Meat Packer Phil Jennerjahn 2,432 votes 0.9% Occupation: Entertainer served in the 753rd in the US Army Reserves graduated from the Univ. of Wisconsin - 1991 lived and worked in many countries after college speaks several languages, including Spanish Screen Actors Guild member since 1997 Priorities: Abolish Special Order 40 and crackdown on illegal immigration Slash the City budget and reduce staff to reduce tax burden on voters Open door policy. Once a week, first 48 people - get 10min. w/Mayor. Mike Manley (write-in) Anthony R. Maldonado (write-in) Caesar Saint Augustine de Buonaparte (write-in) Jenney Horst (write-in) Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Official Information L.A. City Clerk Election Division Voting at Your Polling Place - 3-page pdf file with specific instructions on how to use voting equipment and when to file a provisional ballot Vote by Mail Application - signed copy must be received by City Clerk by February 24, 2009 Candidate Statements (Taped by City Channel 35) Available Videos: Alvarez / Harris / Hernandez / Jennerjahn / Moore / Rubin / Saltsburg / Villaraigosa Available Transcripts: Alvarez / Harris / Hernandez / Jennerjahn / Moore / Rubin / Saltsburg / Villaraigosa Patt Morrison Interviews the Candidates on KPCC 89.3FM (listen with RealPlayer) Alvarez Darian Harris Hernandez Jennerjahn Moore Rubin Saltsburg Turner Villaraigosa 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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