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

Results as of Jan 6 3:01pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (20/20) (54 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.1%)

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. Mike Harris 10,750 votes 19.2% Occupation: Executive Businessman, Councilmember Elected to the City Council 2002 Re-elected to the City Council in 2006 Served as Vice Mayor in 2005 BA-Management (Accounting)/Minor-Economics Chairman-Transit Advisory Committee Technology & Telecommunications Advisory Committeemember Priorities: Economic Revitalization of the City of Petaluma Public Safety Rainier cross-town connector & interchange (traffic circulation) Teresa Barrett 8,315 votes 14.9% Occupation: City Councilmember Master of Arts, UCLA Bachelor of Arts, San Francisco State Petaluma Planning Commission, Liaison Sonoma County LAFCO, City Member Zone 2A, Liaison Priorities: Be a voice for the residents of Petaluma, not special interests Develop Petaluma by capitalizing on our assets, not degrading them Promote transit oriented, smart growth development that brings jobs and protects the environment Chris Albertson 7,419 votes 13.3% Occupation: Retired Fire Chief 38 years in the Fire Service, last 6-1/2 years as Fire Chief for the City of Petaluma B/A Degree in Public Service/Political Science -- University of California at Santa Babara Graduate of Executive Fire Officer Program -- National Fire Acadmy, Emmittsburg, Maryland Priorities: Jobs and The Economy -- work toward bringing commercial businesses into Petaluma and increasing jobs and sales tax revenues. Maintain critical services -- insure that Police, Fire, and Ambulance have the equipment, facilities, and training necessary to do their jobs. Maintain infrastructure -- identify funding sources to maintain streets and municipal buildings. Jason E. Davies 6,719 votes 12.0% Occupation: Vice President of Business Development Technology & Telecommunications Advisory Committee, City of Petaluma BA in Politics + double major Environmental Studies (emphasis, policy & planning) - UCSC Priorities: Jobs Infrastructure Environment Gabe Kearney 6,697 votes 12.0% Occupation: Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Chair, Sonoma County Community Development Committee Finance Chair, Sonoma County Democratic Party Parliamentarian, California Young Democrats Priorities: Economic Development Sustainable Growth Preserving Petaluma's Herritage Raymond H "Ray" Johnson 6,419 votes 11.5% Occupation: Retired Business Executive BA Economics/Political Science 30 years Telecommunications Executive Site Plan Architecural Review Committee 2008-2009 Youth Commission 2010-present Priorities: Attract viable and sustainable jobs to Petaluma Create a City government consensus to grow Petaluma Market Petaluma to grow the job/tax base Karen Nau 6,356 votes 11.4% Occupation: Preschool Teacher/Parent Petaluma's Vice Mayor 2005 -2007 City Council liason to Airport Commission/ Visitor's Program/Animal Services Former City of Petaluma City Council Member/Parks & Rec. Commission Petaluma's 1995 Good Egg Board of Directors - Heritage Homes of Petaluma/AAUW Teacher 19 years -currently at North Bay Children's Center Priorities: Job Creation/Economic Vitality Traffic/Public Safety Rainier Cross Town connector Wyatt C. Bunker 2,723 votes 4.9% Occupation: Chemical Engineer Graduate of UC Berkeley at age 20 Head Coach, Petaluma High Badminton Born and raised in Penngrove Priorities: Reducing government expenditures Working to maintain and improve our infrastructure Encouraging business in Petaluma J. Ray Bellefeuille 446 votes 0.8% Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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