League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	San Mateo County, CA May 3, 2011 Election
	San Mateo County, Board Member; County of San Mateo; Supervisorial District 1 Voter Information

Results as of May 3 9:46pm

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. Dave Pine 21,504 votes 27.2% Occupation: School Trustee/Businessman Current San Mateo Union High School District Board Member and former Burlingame School District Board Member Former general counsel for three Silicon Valley tech companies: Handspring, Excite@Home, and Radius Dartmouth College, BA, 1981; University of Michigan, JD, 1985 Priorities: Work with the business community to attract high paying jobs to San Mateo County Scrutinize the county's $1.8 billion budget to prevent harmful cuts to core services for seniors, children, and families Support children and youth though early childhood programs, community schools, and quality health care Richard Holober 20,565 votes 26.0% Occupation: Educator/Consumer Advocate President, San Mateo County Community College Board- Governs College of San Mateo, Skyline College, and Caņada College. Balanced 17 school and college district budgets, cutting waste while strengthening educational programs. Supported job training programs for thousands of Peninsula residents in nursing, public safety, high tech, and biotech fields. Helped lead the fight that stopped insurance companies from raising rates on perfect drivers. Played a key role in passing the nation's strongest financial privacy law. Received the Sustainable San Mateo County Award for the College District's green building program, saving taxpayers millions in energy costs. Priorities: Getting the county budget under control while protecting public safety and essential health and senior services. Creating good paying jobs to enhance San Mateo County's economic future. Preserving San Mateo County's environmental heritage through smart planning in housing and transportation. Gina Papan 20,346 votes 25.8% Occupation: Deputy Attorney General Former Deputy Director of the Office of Emergency Services Mayor and Councilmember of Millbrae Non-profit Director of John's Closet Bachelor of Arts, Buisness/Economics, UC Santa Barbra Juris Doctor, McGeorge School of Law Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government Senior Executives in State & Local Government Priorities: First priority is to balance the budget Realign services back to cities Raise revenue through innovative public-private partnerships Terry Nagel 7,979 votes 10.1% Occupation: Mayor/Nonprofit Manager Mayor of Burlingame; first elected to City Council in 2003 Board of Directors, San Mateo County Transportation Authority Board of Directors, City/County Association of Governments for San Mateo County Board of Directors, San Mateo County Emergency Services Council Burlingame Representative, Local Governments for Sustainability (formerly called ICLEI) Former Chair, San Mateo County Council of Cities (composed of all council members in the county) Priorities: Improve our local economy and create jobs. Require budget discipline and reform government. Expand transportation options. Michael G. Stogner 5,896 votes 7.5% Occupation: Businessman 10 years as a Volunteer Victim's Advocate 27 years in the Real Estate Industry Graduate of Carlmont High School Class of 1968 Priorities: NO on High Speed Rail in San Mateo County No on Cargill Salt Flats development in Redwood City. I support the Little Hoover Commission recommendations for pension reform in San Mateo County. Demetrios Nikas 2,683 votes 3.4% Occupation: Retired Career:Aerospace industry Technical Writer/Project Mgr. Lockheed, Rockwell, McDonnell Douglas, Boeing Licenced Commercial Pilot / Flight Instructor Licenced Air Frame and Powerplant Mechanic City of Fremont in Planning and Development Dept. Priorities: Pension Reform Fiscal Responsibility Infrastructure Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Events Candidate Forums Candidates' Forum Tuesday, 29 March 7:30 - 9 pm Seton Coastside Hospital, Fireside Room 600 Marine Blvd., Moss Beach park in the upper parking lot Candidates' Forum Wednesday, 20 April 7 - 8:30 pm Oak Room, San Mateo Main Library 55 West 3rd Avenue, San Mateo This election is archived. Any links to sources outside of Smart Voter may no longer be active. No further links will be added to this page. Links to sources outside of Smart Voter are provided for information only and do not imply endorsement.

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