League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Riverside County, CA June 8, 2010 Election
	Measure B Shall the Future City Council Be Elected By District or At Large? Proposed City of Eastvale Majority Approval Required At Large 2,324 votes 54.59% By District 1,154 votes 27.11% From District 779 votes 18.30% See Also: Index of all Measures

Arguments For Measure B

Vote `At Large' on Measure "B" to keep Eastvale focused on spending our precious tax dollars on sheriff and fire protection. In the last year, cities that vote by district, like Oakland, cut vital protections because of infighting, mismanagement, and waste. That is why taxpayer groups ask you to Vote `At Large' on Measure "B". Vote `At Large' on Measure "B" because as a small city, every family in Eastvale deserves the chance to vote on all five City Council members + From District only allows you to vote for one. Don't silence your own voice, don't split neighborhoods apart, vote `at large'. Hundreds of California cities do not use or have rejected ideas like By/From District because they know that cities like Los Angeles, which follow policies like that, spend too much time fighting and spending our taxes on pet projects. Stop wasteful spending of our tax dollars by voting `At Large' on Measure "B". By voting `At Large' on Measure "B", you keep your power, stop government waste, and protect sheriff and fire protection. Make your voice heard to all five Council members. Vote `At Large' on Measure "B" on June 8th. By: John Leal Kelly Howell, Secretary of EIC Jeff DeGrandpre, President, Eastvale Incorporation Committee Kenneth Minesinger, President, Riverside County Taxpayers Assoc. Adam Rush (No arguments against Measure B were submitted)