Candidates
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Dave Cox
74,497 votes
57.3%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Businessman/County Supervisor
- Represents Fair Oaks, Citrus Heights, Folsom, Orangevale, Gold River, Antelope
- Member of Sacramento Area Council of Governments, Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency, Sacramento Public Library Authority and numerous other Boards
- Gov. Wilson Appointee to Commission on State Mandates
- President, Integrated Benefits and Insurance Services and Chairman of C. W. Wright Insurance Services
- Former Elected Director of Sacramento Municipal Utility District
- Married, father of three
Priorities:
- Proper and efficient spending of taxpayer dollars.
- Improving accountability in schools and raising academic standards.
- Public Safety - keeping our neighborhoods free from drugs and gangs.
Linda M. Davis
51,150 votes
39.3%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Electrical Engineer, MSEE & MBA
- Director Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD)
- Twice Elected as SMUD Director
- Current SMUD Board Vice-President
- Depended on welfare when abandoned by husband
- Earned BS while single mother of three young children
Priorities:
- Funding for improvements at all education institutions
- HMO Reform: Let doctors decide what is best for patients
- Expand early intervention to reduce juvenile crime
Eugene L. "Gene" Frazier
4,496 votes
3.4%
- Party: Libertarian
- Occupation: Computer Technician
- Birth Date: 6/4/54 in Sacramento, CA
- Education: Marist College Seminary (Catholic) 1974-77
- Military: US Navy (1979-85); honorable discharge
- Employment: MTS, Inc.: 1985-present - Corporate Database
- Chairman, Libertarian Party of Sacramento County Central Committee (1996-present)
- Married: Wife, Val; 1 daughter; 2 adult stepchildren; 1 grandchild
Priorities:
- Ending the "Drug War" will reduce crime and protect our children from gangs
- Protection of your private property and 2nd Amendment rights
- Legislative reform: Part-time session, "sunset" laws, repeal of unconstitutional laws, adoption of Proportional Representation election system
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