League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Sacramento County, CA November 2, 2010 Election
	Proposed City of Arden Arcade Voter Information 2 Year Term.

Results as of Jan 3 10:57am, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (82/82) (536 Total Other Write-In Votes .77%)

Candidates (Vote for 7) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Mary Ose 6,789 votes 9.76% Occupation: Businesswoman BA, Cornell University (sociology & social relations) MBA, California State University (finance) JD, University of California at Berkeley (taxation and land use) Owner and manager in housing and construction, real estate, self storage and investments. Employee & manager in banking and information technology. Community volunteer: UC Master Gardener, American Red Cross disaster services, Rotary, and much more Mom, daughter, aunt, sister, cousin, neighbor, friend Priorities: Improved public safety. More officers on our streets. Improved neighborhoods and business areas. More jobs. Responsive and responsible government, living within its means with NO NEW TAXES. Anthony A. Hernandez 5,331 votes 7.66% Occupation: Arden-Arcade Planning Commissioner Director of Governmental Affairs, Southwest Region CH2M HILL B.S. in Business Administration Appointed by Supervisor Susan Peters to Planning Commission Appointed by Sheriff John McGinness to Law Enforcement Advisory Board Priorities: Increased Law Enforcement Removal of Blight Investmet into Our Community Warren G. Harding 4,850 votes 6.97% Occupation: Parks Director Current Parks Director Arden Manor Recreation and Parks District, 32 years, elected 9 terms and continuing Former President, Sacramento County Management Association Created 3 Community Parks Founder and Board Member, AMNA Neighborhood Association Sacramento County Parks Award 1986 Former President Sacramento County Data Processing Professionals Association, 6 years Priorities: Provide essential services to Arden Arcade including public safety, planning, street maintenance and other services that have been drastically cut. Provide a new city that is financially stable and viable with about the same level of funding as Citrus Heights with no new taxes. Reduce crime and violence in our neighborhood, reduce traffic congestion, protect the health of our citizens, encourage business growth, end blight. Patricia Cole 4,758 votes 6.84% Occupation: Conservation Program Developer Matt Gray 4,614 votes 6.63% Occupation: Small Business Owner Contract Advocate for Small Businesses in the Capitol Board Member, Arden Park Neighborhood Association Board Member, Sacramento County Consolidated Social Services Complex Citizens Actions Committee (SCCSSCCAC) Board Member, Taxpayers for Improving Public Safety (TiPS) Member, Sacramento County Democratic Central Committee BA Communication Studies Priorities: Encourage economic recovery, job creation and financial growth at all levels for our region, as well as assist with small business development Improve public safety, reduce crime, and address issues of blight in our community through prevention, intervention, and appropriate punishment Expand public service programs for our more vulnerable populations, beginning with our elderly residents Joel E. Archer 4,379 votes 6.29% Occupation: Arden Arcade Incorporation Chair Jay Neal Boatwright 4,101 votes 5.89% Occupation: Businessman/Project Manager 8 year member, Past Chair, San Juan Unified School District Facilities, Transportation and Finance Committee Former Vice Chair and 4 year member, Arden Arcade Community Planning Advisory Council 27 year member, Past President, Rotary Club of Carmichael Bachelor of Science, Construction Engineering Management, Oregon State University 15 year parent volunteer in SJUSD schools 28 year Arden Arcade resident Priorities: Ensure adequate police protection and code enforcement to provide safety in our community Develop a business friendly environment and encourage new business in Arden Arcade Establish the new city government with a long-term, fiscally responsible financial plan Matt Powers 3,698 votes 5.31% Occupation: Public Safety Instructor Carl Burton 3,216 votes 4.62% Occupation: Taxpayer Analyst Ralph A. Marcello, CPA 3,199 votes 4.60% Occupation: Certified Public Accountant Auditor of small cities and districts Board member of a water/sewer district Priorities: Public safety - real time response time Street maintenance program City name change Robert J. "Bob" Matteoli 2,863 votes 4.11% Occupation: Retired Engineer Bob Stevens 2,775 votes 3.99% Occupation: Regional Communications Coordinator Liz Rice 2,312 votes 3.32% Occupation: Fitness Instructor Nathan Gauff 2,173 votes 3.12% Occupation: Engineer Robyn Salter 2,133 votes 3.07% Occupation: Clinical Psychologist Ryan J Arba 2,093 votes 3.01% Occupation: Health Analyst/Businessman Master of Public Administration Priorities: Public Safety Code Enforcement Sustainable Growth Chris Napoleon Smith 2,084 votes 2.99% Occupation: University Financial Director David A. Pegos 2,047 votes 2.94% Occupation: Agricultural Department Representative Gerald J. Klaas 2,026 votes 2.91% Occupation: Computer Security Consultant BA Mathematics from CSUS Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Project Management Professional (PMP) Candidate for State Senate 1998 Jesuit High School Class of 1981 Priorities: Police Protection Code Enforcement Fiscal Responsibility Kathie Howard 1,785 votes 2.57% Occupation: Retired Consultant Will Wright 1,229 votes 1.77% Occupation: Census Office Manager Greig L. Best 596 votes .86% B.A. University of California, Davis - Political Science Sacramento History Foundation Board Member and Secretary Priorities: Appointing effective accountable city management staff Use of Compstat method to assist in delivering city services Implementation of Broken Windows policing strategy Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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