League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Los Angeles County, CA November 2, 2010 Election
	Member, City Council; City of Santa Monica; 4 Year Term Voter Information 4 Year Term.

Results as of Nov 24 2:18pm, 100.00% of Precincts Reporting (60/60)

Candidates (Vote for 3) Volunteers are currently contacting candidates to invite their FREE participation in Smart Voter. Any candidate who has not yet been contacted should send an email to ca-south@smartvoter.org and include a PHONE NUMBER. Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Kevin McKeown 16,337 votes 21.77% Occupation: Councilmember/Education Consultant 34-year Santa Monica resident Apple technology consultant to our public schools Champions affordable housing for working families Council liaison to Task Force on the Environment and co-chair of the Sustainability Committee of the Westside Cities Council of Governments Consistently responsive to residents and neighborhoods 2010 Democrat of the Year, 41st Assembly District, and Smith-Weiss Environmental Champion 2009, Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters kevin@mckeown.net Priorities: Support schools, parks, playfields and youth programs Safeguard your neighborhood from over-development, traffic Protect affordable housing and renters' rights Pam O'Connor 14,535 votes 19.37% Occupation: Councilmember/Urban Planner Masters Degrees in Planning (Historic Preservation) and Technology Management Preservation Projects at UCLA, USC, Occidental College, Los Angeles City Hall Santa Monica City Councilmember (Mayor: 1997, 1999, 2005) Director, Metro--LA County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Chair, 2007-08) First Vice-President, Souithern California Association of Governments 2008 Los Angeles County Green Leadership Award; 2005 American Planning Assn--LA, Distinguished Leadership Award pamoconnor2010@gmail.com Priorities: Transportation: Build Expo Light Rail to Santa Monica; better streets and options for car travel, bikes and pedestrians Youth: Continued funding of schools, with accountablity; support youth programs. Preserve Neighborhoods: Ensure new general plan (LUCE) implementation preserves neighborhoods; ensures creation of new open space and parks Bob Holbrook 12,775 votes 17.03% Occupation: Santa Monica Councilmember/Pharmacist BobHolbrook2010@hotmail.com Ted Winterer 12,719 votes 16.95% Occupation: Planning Commissioner/Writer Dartmouth College, B.A. Santa Monica Planning Commissioner Vice President, Ocean Park Association Steering Committee, Community for Excellent Public Schools AYSO Coach and Referee former Recreation and Parks Commissioner ted@tedforcouncil.com Priorities: Preserve our beach town character and scale and our socioeconomic diversity and reduce growth of traffic congestion Continue and increase funding for our public schools Sustainable growth of City Hall, which has doubled in size in the last decade, and increased government responsiveness to residents Jean McNeil Wyner 4,015 votes 5.35% Occupation: Community Liaison mcneilwynerassoc@aol.com Jerry Rubin 3,731 votes 4.97% JerryPeaceActivistRubin@earthlink.net Jon Louis Mann 3,528 votes 4.70% Occupation: Teacher net_democracy@yahoo.com Terence Later 2,931 votes 3.91% Occupation: Entertainment Consultant TLater@mac.com Daniel Cody 2,764 votes 3.68% Occupation: Software Alliance Professional danielfcody@gmail.com Linda Armstrong 1,700 votes 2.27% Occupation: Data Entry Operator larmstrong04@gmail.com Jeff Decker (Write-in) Info@ElectJeffDecker.com Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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