League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Sacramento County, CA June 5, 2012 Election
	Member, Democratic Party County Central Committee; County of Sacramento; Supervisorial District 2 Voter Information 2 Year Term. This contest will only appear on Democratic party ballots.

Results as of Jul 12 3:13pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (185/185) (168 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.29%)

Candidates (Vote for 6) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Harold Fong 11,415 votes 19.37% Occupation: Incumbent Linda A. Tuttle 6,992 votes 11.86% Occupation: Teacher Past President, Women Democrats of Sacramento County Past President, Sacramento City Teachers Association Priorities: I want to be a voice for public education. I want to remind elected officials of the struggles working people face. I want to remind the Democratic Party to keep their values closely aligned with working people. Helen Moore 6,867 votes 11.65% Occupation: Senior Citizen Coordinator Conny Anderson 6,509 votes 11.04% Occupation: Member, County Central Committee 9th AD Delegate, California Democratic Party Master of Public Administration, USC Bachelor of Science, Education, USC 35 year resident of Sacramento 2 children who attended Sacramento public schools, UCD, and HSU Employment: State government, Senior Real Property Appraiser for State Water Bond Administration, Flood Control Projects, State Water Project Priorities: Quality Education, K-12, College, Vocational Strong Environmental Protection Policies that Protect the Middle Class and Civil Liberties Roy Grimes 6,204 votes 10.53% Occupation: Teacher/Deputy Sheriff MBA, MPA Former President, Sacramento City School Board PTA Region President Obama for America 2008 State PTA Board of Directors Chairman, Education Equity, Inc. Priorities: Working with community members to help create the Next Economy in the Region. Working to continue being a leading advocate for Community Sustainability. Leading the challenge of Closing the Digital Divide and Reducing the School Dropout Rate Tony Perez 6,187 votes 10.50% Occupation: Member, County Central Committee Michael E. "Mike" Whiteside 4,373 votes 7.42% Occupation: Civil Engineer B.S. Civil Engineering, UC Davis 1988 Bridge Engineer, State of CA, Dept. of Transportation, 1988-present Chair, Dem. Party of Sac. County Strategic Development Committee (currently serving 2nd term) Former VP & former Political Action Chair, Stonewall Democratic Club of Greater Sacramento Former President, Professional Engineers in CA Government (PECG), Sacramento Section Political Action Committee member, PECG Priorities: Education: High quality public education K-12, college, and vocational schools. Employment: Infill development, "green" manufacturing, and infrastructure investment to put people to work. A strong middle class: Public policies that support our families, our small businesses, and our neighborhoods. Jacqueline Sherman McCollum 3,808 votes 6.46% Occupation: State Employee E. Paramo-Hernandez 3,533 votes 5.99% Occupation: Small Business Owner Chair, Union Civica Primero de Mayo Immigrant rights advocate Priorities: I want to remind the Democratic leadership about the true principles of the Democratic Party. I want to support organized labor rights. I want to promote progressive values within the Democratic Party. Roz Dobson-Myers 2,886 votes 4.90% Occupation: Parent/Care Provider Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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