Candidates
(Vote for 1)
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Adam Schiff
70,449 votes
48.8%
- Party: Democratic
(100% of votes in party)
- Occupation: State Senator/Educator
James E. "Jim" Rogan
68,179 votes
47.3%
- Party: Republican
(100% of votes in party)
- Occupation: United States Congressman
- Former Municipal Judge
- Former Los Angeles deputy district attorney
- Former Majority Leader, California State Assembly
- Educator
Priorities:
- Reform and improve the public education system
- Preserve and protect Social Security and Medicare
- Make our communities safer
Ted Brown
2,938 votes
2%
- Party: Libertarian
(100% of votes in party)
- Occupation: Insurance Adjuster/Investigator
- Married for 15 years; one daughter
- B. A. in political science, UCLA
- Southern Vice-Chair, Libertarian Party of California
- Author of numerous ballot arguments against bond measures
Priorities:
- Repeal the federal income tax; abolish the IRS
- End the insane "War on Drugs"
- Bring our troops home from overseas (non-interventionist foreign policy)
Miriam R. (Kasin) Hospodar
2,799 votes
1.9%
- Party: Natural Law
(100% of votes in party)
- Occupation: Educator
- Adult Education and Elderhostel instructor
- author of two health/nutrition books
Priorities:
- I represent the platform of the Natural Law Party.
- I support the application of the principles of Natural Law, which govern the universe without a problem, to government administration
- I support educating citizens to apply the principles of Natural Law to their own lives so they can govern their own lives responsibly.
Basic candidate data supplied by the Secretary of State.
Order of candidates is random and changes daily.
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Candidate's Fair
- February 27, 2-4
Pasadena City Hall
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