Central Endorsements

For Central San Diego County

OFFICIAL

DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENTS

GENERAL ELECTION - Tuesday, November 7, 2006

S T A T E W I D E
- O F F I C E S

Lieutenant Governor: John Garamendi

Secretary of State: Debra Bowen

Controller: John Chiang

State Treasurer: Bill Lockyer

Attorney General: Jerry Brown

Supt. of Public Instruction: Jack O’Connell *

F E D E R A L -

O F F I C E S

U.S. Senate: Dianne Feinstein *

U.S. Congress, District 51: Bob Filner *
U.S. Congress, District 53: Susan Davis *

S T A T E - L E G

I S L A T U R E

State Senate, District 40: Denise Ducheny *

State Assembly, District 76: Lori Saldaña *

State Assembly, District 79: Mary Salas

L O C A L -

O F F I C E S

*Superior Court Judge, Office 36: Rod Shelton

SD Community College, Dist. A: Maria Nieto Senour*

SD Unified School Bd, Dist. B: Katherine Nakamura*

SD Community College, Dist. C: Rich Grosch *

SD Unified School Bd, Dist. C: John DeBeck*
SD Community College, Dist. E: Peter Zechiesche *

L O C A L - P R O

P O S I T I O N S

A: NO | San Diego County: Advisory Vote on Miramar Airport | Would advise officials to work toward obtaining land at MCAS Miramar for a commercial airport.

N: YES | San Diego Community College District: School Bonds | $870M in bonds for public school improvements.

S T A T E - P R O
P O S I T I O N S

1A: YES | Transportation Investment Fund | Would ensure gas taxes are used for transportation projects.

1B: YES | Highways and Air Pollution | $20 billion in bonds to expand and repair highways, with funds for public transit and air-pollution control.

1C: YES | Emergency Shelters and Housing | $3 billion in bonds for shelters for battered women and affordable housing for seniors, low-income families and the disabled.

1D: YES | School Safety and Repair | $10 billion in bonds to improve public school facilities.

1E: YES | Flood Prevention Bond | $4 billion in bonds for flood control and disaster preparedness.
84: YES | Water, Parks and Coastal Protection | Expands parks, conserves wildlife and protec ts coastal waters.

85: NO | A Threat to Teen Safety | Would restrict women’s reproductive choice and endanger the
health and safety of teens. 87: YES | Clean Energy Initiative | Taxes oil companies to fund alternative energy technologies.

88: NO | Property Tax: The Wrong Approach | Tax would create complex, restrictive school-funding system.

90: NO | A Taxpayer Trap, Not Real Reform | Poorly written effort to reform eminent domain would endanger critical local services and cost taxpayers billions.

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S T A T E W I D E	- O F F I C E S
Lieutenant Governor: John Garamendi	Secretary of State: Debra Bowen
Controller: John Chiang	State Treasurer: Bill Lockyer
Attorney General: Jerry Brown	Supt. of Public Instruction: Jack O’Connell *
F E D E R A L -	O F F I C E S
U.S. Senate: Dianne Feinstein *
U.S. Congress, District 51: Bob Filner *	U.S. Congress, District 53: Susan Davis *
S T A T E - L E G	I S L A T U R E
State Senate, District 40: Denise Ducheny *
State Assembly, District 76: Lori Saldaña *	State Assembly, District 79: Mary Salas
L O C A L -	O F F I C E S
Superior Court Judge, Office 36: Rod Shelton*	SD Community College, Dist. A: Maria Nieto Senour*
SD Unified School Bd, Dist. B: Katherine Nakamura*	SD Community College, Dist. C: Rich Grosch *
SD Unified School Bd, Dist. C: John DeBeck*	SD Community College, Dist. E: Peter Zechiesche *

L O C A L - P R O	P O S I T I O N S
A: NO \| San Diego County: Advisory Vote on Miramar Airport \| Would advise officials to work toward obtaining land at MCAS Miramar for a commercial airport.	N: YES \| San Diego Community College District: School Bonds \| $870M in bonds for public school improvements.

S T A T E - P R O	P O S I T I O N S
1A: YES \| Transportation Investment Fund \| Would ensure gas taxes are used for transportation projects.	1B: YES \| Highways and Air Pollution \| $20 billion in bonds to expand and repair highways, with funds for public transit and air-pollution control.
1C: YES \| Emergency Shelters and Housing \| $3 billion in bonds for shelters for battered women and affordable housing for seniors, low-income families and the disabled.	1D: YES \| School Safety and Repair \| $10 billion in bonds to improve public school facilities.
1E: YES \| Flood Prevention Bond \| $4 billion in bonds for flood control and disaster preparedness.	84: YES \| Water, Parks and Coastal Protection \| Expands parks, conserves wildlife and protec ts coastal waters.
85: NO \| A Threat to Teen Safety \| Would restrict women’s reproductive choice and endanger the health and safety of teens.	87: YES \| Clean Energy Initiative \| Taxes oil companies to fund alternative energy technologies.
88: NO \| Property Tax: The Wrong Approach \| Tax would create complex, restrictive school-funding system.
	90: NO \| A Taxpayer Trap, Not Real Reform \| Poorly written effort to reform eminent domain would endanger critical local services and cost taxpayers billions.