League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Santa Barbara County, CA November 3, 2015 Election
	Council Member; City of Santa Barbara; Council District 1 Voter Information 4 Year Term.

Results as of Dec 7 1:50pm

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. Jason Dominguez 1,103 votes 53.1% Occupation: Non-profit Leader and Businessman Undergraduate Degree Stanford, Law Degree California Berkeley Founder of the Justice Center (a non-profit legal organization aimed at helping the elderly); Board Member of Worth Street Reach and Leadership SB Former High School Teacher and Law School Professor Former Executive Director of Santa Barbara Legal Aid Foundation Appointed to the American Bar Association Pro Bono Committee Former County Counsel for Santa Barbara County; Former prosecutor of war crimes for the United Nations Priorities: Improve public safety & reduce traffic accidents/injuries by re-prioritizing spending and cracking down on speeding motorists Expand after-school programs that keep kids safe and help them succeed Ensure City Hall is fair, consistent, and responsive to local businesses and residents Andria Martinez Cohen 496 votes 23.9% Occupation: Small Business Lender B.A. Economics, Minors in Spanish & Portuguese UCLA Loan Officer, National Development Council/Grow America Fund. Former Spanish Program Coordinator & Loan Officer, Women's Economic Ventures 10 year resident of Santa Barbara Priorities: Improve services to the Eastside to address issues like trash dumping, graffiti removal, improved street lighting, reduce response times Improve community policing to address illegal parking, speeding & homelessness. Protect our environment & help businesses prosper by creating a workable economic development plan for the entire city. Jacqueline Inda 359 votes 17.3% Occupation: Business Owner / non-profit founder Helped develop the first gun buyback in the county. Established a Psychological First Aid community response network. Founded local and regional Non-Profits to help youth reach positive lifestyles. Established quality childcare opportunities for working families. Developed college scholarships for youth going on to college. Built county-wide partnerships to support our local community in the future. Priorities: Establish more accountability to our neighborhoods from our local government. Establish better emergency response times and neighborhood based policing. Create innovativ partnerships between foundations, schools, our city to get all of our local youth into college and higher paying jobs. Cruzito Herrera Cruz 91 votes 4.4% Michael Merenda 29 votes 1.4% Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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