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

Results as of Jan 3 10:57am, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (48/48) (40 Total Other Write-In Votes .08%)

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. Steve Miklos 11,627 votes 22.23% Occupation: Incumbent SACOG Director ACCAP Statewide Vice President California R.E. Broker Member Folsom Chamber of Commerce Director,Folsom Economic Development Corp. Retired Fire Fighter/ Paramedic Priorities: Continue to expand our cities job growth creation Maintain and expand our police and fire services Maintain and expand our recreational opportunities Andy Morin 10,501 votes 20.08% Occupation: Incumbent: Vice Mayor, Mayor 2006 and 2007 Occupation: Senior Hydrologist - National Weather Service - Since 1981 Occupation: Restaurant Owner/Operator - Since 1989 BS Meteorology - Oregon State University - 1983 Moved to Folsom in 1987 Chair, March 5th, 2002, School Bond Campaign Regional Transit Board Member Since 2006 Priorities: GUIDE NEW PROJECTS: Palladio Mall, Kaiser Hospital, Sutter Street, Empire Ranch Fire Station, Annexation South of Hwy 50... FISCALLY SOUND CITY MANAGEMENT: Library, Schools, Parks, Police and Fire, Businesses...With Balanced Budgets and No New Taxes. FULL PUBLIC DISCLOSURE: Enhance methods of informing and involving our residents, employees and businesses in Folsom government. Kerri M. Howell 10,139 votes 19.38% Occupation: Incumbent Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering Licensed Professional Engineer (Civil and Corrosion Engineering) President, Atlantic Consultants, Inc. Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District Board Member Sacramento Transportation Authority Board Member Folsom Lake College Foundation Board Member Priorities: Protecting the water supplies in Folsom and the Region. Ensuring that the NPDES Permit for SRCSD plant discharge is reasonable and based upon proven science. Attracting new business and maintaining financial stability in the City's budget. Mike Kozlowski 8,238 votes 15.75% Occupation: Architect Youth Sports Coach Sports Announcer (Enthusiastic Amateur not a professional) Priorities: Long Term Budget Planning Attracting New Businesses/Jobs City Services Alexander Munoz 4,350 votes 8.32% Occupation: Businessman/Father Lindsey Woodward 4,194 votes 8.02% Occupation: Father Jaya Badiga 3,216 votes 6.15% Occupation: Attorney J.D., 2008, Santa Clara University M.A., International Relations & International Communications, 1998, Boston University Priorities: Focus on more community events to provide visibility to businesses and community involvement; Support small businesses with creative and innovative solutions Provide better access to transportation for Folsom residents working in and around Folsom, Sacramento and Roseville Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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