League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	San Diego County, CA June 5, 2012 Election
	Mayor; City of San Diego Voter Information Full Term.

Results as of Jul 3 10:00am

Runoff Election 11/06/2012 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. Carl De Maio 75,508 votes 31.4% Occupation: Businessman/City Councilmember Taxpayer Watchdog Priorities: Pension Potholes Prosperity Bob Filner 73,216 votes 30.5% Occupation: U.S. Representative/Educator Former San Diego City Council member Former President - San Diego School Board Former Professor - San Diego State University Priorities: Creating good-paying middle class jobs. Instituting pension reform without throwing our public employees under the bus. Changing City Hall to work for the people, not just the Downtown special interests. Nathan Fletcher 57,939 votes 24.1% Occupation: Legislator Counter Intelligence, Marine Corps Priorities: Implement my jobs plan to make San Diego the World's Most Innovative City Fix San Diego's crumbling infrastructure Aid San Diego's schools to prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow Bonnie Dumanis 31,926 votes 13.3% Occupation: San Diego County District Attorney Former Superior Court Judge Former Municipal Court Judge Priorities: Financial Stability, including Pension Reform Education Jobs and the economy Tobiah L. Pettus 1,709 votes 0.7% Tierrasanta Community Council Director; COA(HOA) Board member CEO over Yahogle.com Vice President IPOBuild Commercial Construction Manager Biology/Chemistry degree - San Diego; Graduate School Currently unemployed, fighting for my wife, Holly (SDUSD Teacher), and our son, Josiah, due 4-26-12 Priorities: To draw business, our establishment (SD), must look good, if not impressive - Homeless off streets, good roads, litter removed from roadways & beaches Power drive economy & bring San Diego jobs by making building permits easy and affordable to obtain & streamline building process to make SD new again Our annual income is $2,750 million per year, our budget is balanced, we have a surplus. Lock spending down - redirecting it to roads & infrastructure Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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