League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	San Diego County, CA November 6, 2012 Election
	Council Member; City of Encinitas Voter Information Full Term.

Results as of Jan 14 5:14pm

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. Lisa R. Shaffer 15,606 votes 23.4% Occupation: Business Ethics Educator Former Assistant Director, Scripps Institution of Oceanography Founding Executive Director, UCSD Sustainability Solutions Institute Senior Executive Service, NASA Headquarters Strategic planning and business development manager, Bendix Aerospace Electronics Group Owner, LRS Associates Program manager, SAIC Priorities: Open government, responsive to citizens Fiscal responsibility and transparency Limited development, consistent with community character and available transportation and other infrastructure Tony Kranz 12,262 votes 18.4% Occupation: Graphic Arts Professional 20 years printing and photography 10 years Army National Guard Air Traffic Controller Associate of Arts degree Palomar College 1977 graduate of San Dieguito High School Moved to Encinitas in 1960 Married for 27 years and raised 3 wonderful young adults Priorities: Create a system of accountability for city officials regarding government transparency issues Improve our public safety services Keep the General Plan "Update" from opening the floodgates to overdevelopment and more unbearable traffic Mark Muir 9,521 votes 14.3% Occupation: Appointed Councilmember City of Encinitas Former Encinitas Fire Chief Former Olivenhain Municipal & County Water Authority Director Over 35 years of experience on many local boards Encinitas "Top 25 Leaders in the Past 25 years" Encinitas Chamber of Commerce "Community Hero" San Diego Taxpayer Association "Golden Watchdog" Priorities: Balanced Budget with Performance Measurements Responsible Growth - Determined by our Citizens and Community Character Quality and Sustainable Environmental Achievements Jerome Stocks 8,442 votes 12.6% Occupation: Encinitas Councilmember/Businessman Husband,and father of three great children. Current Encinitas Council Member; served as Mayor for 2003 and 2008 My re-election is endorsed by the San Diego Dputy Sheriff's Association My re-election is endorsed by Encinitas Fire Chief Don Heiser (retired). Member, Encinitas Rotary Club, and Encinitas Chamber of Commerce Board member: NCTD; Chairman, San Diego Association of Goverments, Rancho Fire Dispatch JPA Priorities: Public safety will always be one of my highest priorities. Strong public safety is critical to maintain the high quality of life we have in Encinitas. I have approved only balanced budgets with solid reserves, and will continue to do so. I will continue to be a voice for a proactive,forward-thinking City Council. Barb Yost 6,840 votes 10.2% Occupation: President, Encinitas Neighbors Kevin Forrester 6,033 votes 9.0% Occupation: Lawyer/Mediator/Broker Encinitas Resident, 31 years UCSD Alumni Association Director, 25 years Past President, Rotary Club of Encinitas Past President, Olivenhain Town Council Past President, North San Diego County Association of REALTORS Director, California Association of REALTORS Priorities: Protecting lives, liberty and property; Putting the planning back in land-use planning; and Making City Hall more consumer-friendly. Bryan M. Ziegler 3,833 votes 5.7% Occupation: Senior Deputy County Counsel Special Deputy District Attorney Reserve Deputy Sheriff Priorities: I support the Encinitas Right To Vote Initiative. The voters deserve the right to decide if major developments and upzoning should be allowed. We need to clean up the bar situation in downtown Encinitas. Drunks, assaults and crime are on the rise. We need more law enforcement presence. I would like to create more dog off-leash parks and a dog beach in Encinitas. Thomas G. Brophy 2,687 votes 4.0% Occupation: Integral Sciences Educator Ph.D. physcis, University of Colorado, Boulder M.S. physics, University of Colorado, Boulder B.A. (cum laude) The Colorado College President, Mendocino at Encinitas Ranch, HOA Priorities: Guide City development responsively to all residents' interests, avoiding over-development Maintain longterm fiscal responsibility of City operations Apply independent non-aligned progressive perspective to transparent City government Peter Allen Schuh 1,539 votes 2.3% Occupation: Chief Executive Officer Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

Official Information City Council Web Page News and Analysis San Diego U-T Nine candidates vie for three open seats on the Encinitas City Council - 10/14/12 North Coast Current Council hopefuls state their cases - 10/10/12 Coast News Council candidates make their case to large crowd - 10/10/12 North County Times Shaffer, Muir lead the pack in campaign funds - 10/13/12 Sign-posting controversy draws crowd to council candidate forum - 10/9/12 Public banner displays, private property rights debated - 10/3/12 Council candidates differ on downtown bar issue - 9/18/12 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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