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	New York State Government November 2, 2010 Election
	Comptroller; State of New York Voter Information

Candidates (Vote for 1) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Thomas P. DiNapoli 2,014,091 votes 49.7% Party: Democratic, Working Families NYS Comptroller NYS Assemblyman BA, Hofstra University Harry J. Wilson 1,911,884 votes 47.2% Party: Republican, Independence, Conservative Occupation: Candidate for New York State Comptroller Corporate restrucuring expert, investor U.S Treasury Department, President Obama's Auto Task Force - the group responsible for the overhaul of General Motors and Chrysler. BA, Harvard University MBA, Harvard Business School Priorities: I want to use my expertise at fixing broken companies to drive a turnaround here in New York State. I will conduct a forensic audit of every dollar of State spending to identify enough savings to close the State's budget gap without tax increases. I will help the State reduce its tax burden to make New York competitive in order to attract economic growth and create new, good-paying jobs. Julia A. Willebrand 97,873 votes 2.4% Party: Green Activist College professor Ed.D, Columbia BA, City College of NY John A. Gaetani 27,485 votes 0.7% Party: Libertarian Occupation: Self-employed Auditor Accountant AAS Business Administration, Broome CC BS - Accouting, Binghamton University Certified Internal Auditor (lapsed) Priorities: Cut government spending Utilize revenue for their intended legal purpose and effectively Ensure the Pension Fund is invested soundly to insure funded properly to minimize the burden on taxpayers Basic candidate data supplied by the Secretary of State. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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