- Occupation: Mother/Educator
- B.A., Political Science, San Jose State University
- Outstanding Woman of Silicon Valley Award, 1997
- President, Willow Glen Neighborhood Association, Two Terms
- Board Member, Willow Glen Neighborhood Association, six years
- Excess Real Property, School Bond Oversight Committees, San Jose Unified School District
- 12 Years as Independent Contractor, designing and implementing preschool programs for te City of San Jose
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Make Public Input and Participation a Priority
- Prioritize and Deliver City Services to District 6: Public Safety, Traffic Reduction, Street Maintenance, Libraries and Parks
- Ensure that land use, development and growth enhance neighborhood character
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- Kris Cunningham's Top Three Priorities for District 6
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Delivering City Services (public safety, traffic reduction plus street maintenance, libraries and parks), Setting Land Use, Development and Growth Policies that Enhance and Preserve Neighborhoods, and Making Public Input a Priority.
- Preserving San Jose's Environment
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Kris's extensive involvement and advocacy relating to the environment make her the top choice for voters concerned about our environmental quality of life.
- Opposition to the CalTrain Maintenance Yard
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Kris led the battle against placing this 24-hour Maintenance Yard adjacent to residential neighborhoods, "Kris was the only candidate that gave us genuine support to fight the train yard," say Garden Alameda residents Vince and Suzanne Sumang. "She was at every meeting, she answered our questions and pulled information from the right sources to help us."
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- Frank Fiscalini, Vice Mayor and Councilmember
- Mike Honda, State Assembly
- Pat Dando, City Councilmember
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League of Women Voters of California
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