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San Francisco County, CA March 5, 2002 Election
Democratic Party County Central Committee; County of San Francisco; Assembly District 13 Voter Information

Results as of Apr 2 1:27pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (376/376)
(1,798 Writein Votes .51%)
Candidates (Vote for 12)
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Susan Bierman 18,920 votes 5.38%

  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Incumbent
Wade Crowfoot 17,588 votes 5.00%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Incumbent
Leslie Katz 17,336 votes 4.93% Debra Walker 15,559 votes 4.42%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Artist
  • President, Harvey Milk Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Democratic Club
  • former Building Inspection Commissioner
  • Co-chair of Proposition L on the 2000 SF Ballot
Priorities:
  • Register, educate and inspire democrats to participate in our electoral process
  • Support candidates and policies that provide real solutions to the challenges facing San Franciscans
  • Restore faith in our political system with meaningful politcal reforms.
Tracy Baxter 13,579 votes 3.86% Jeff Sheehy 12,833 votes 3.65%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Incumbent
Criss Romero 11,683 votes 3.32% Bill Barnes 11,315 votes 3.22% Robert Haaland 11,153 votes 3.17% Joseph Julian 10,608 votes 3.02% Holli Thier 10,575 votes 3.01% Richard Ow 10,114 votes 2.88%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Retired Postal Worker
Dean Goodwin 9,671 votes 2.75% Rebecca Delgado-Rottman 9,483 votes 2.70%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Incumbent
  • 2nd Vice Chair, SF Democratic County Committee
  • Vice President, Community Relations & Government Affairs, Academy of Art College
  • TV Reporter, Filipino American Report, KMPT TV 32
  • Board Chair, Filipino Task Force On AIDS
  • Vice President , Filipino American Council
  • I'm a Mom, Wife, Career Woman, & Community Leader
Priorities:
  • Promote the Democratic Party and Candidates
  • Increase membership by bringing the minority communities
  • Increase members' participation to get the votes out
Garrett Jenkins 9,123 votes 2.59% Gregory Shaw 9,088 votes 2.58% Toye Moses 8,973 votes 2.55%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Mental Health Educator
  • Email: Toyet@aol.com
Sharon Johnson 8,892 votes 2.53%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: (None)
Esther Lee 8,559 votes 2.43%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Legislative Aide
Julie Soo 7,965 votes 2.26% Theresa Sparks 7,560 votes 2.15% A. Toni Young 7,130 votes 2.03%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Community Educator
Miguel Bustos 7,040 votes 2.00%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Community/Environmental Director
  • Native son of San Francisco (the Mission District)
  • Policy Advisor, Vice President and Mrs. Gore, The White House
  • Youth Advisor, President Clinton, The White House
  • Director, Community Relations, CA Democratic Party Gore Lieberman 2000 in San Francisco
Priorities:
  • Register more Democrats and new citizens in SF. Promote Inclusiveness and Diversity!!
  • Be present to the issues and needs of the various Democratic Clubs.
  • Encourage and endorse positive and progressive candidates and issues.
Shawn O'Hearn 6,032 votes 1.72%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Incumbent
  • BA Political Science University of San Diego
  • Elected in 2000 with 10,944 votes and spent no money
  • Served 2 years on HIV Prevention Planning Council
  • Active member of over 20 neighborhood,Democratic and Environmental groups.
Priorities:
  • Support Candidates and issues that make San Francisco a better place to live.
  • Listen and take action on issues that impact the neighborhoods.
  • Support the Chartered Democratic Clubs with more resources.
David R. Hochschild 5,780 votes 1.64%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Solar Energy Consultant
  • Field Campaign Director, Prop B Solar Bond Campaign
  • Founder, Vote Solar Initiative
  • Master's Degree in Public Policy, Harvard KSG
  • BA in English, Swarthmore College
  • San Francisco native
  • irrepressible 49ers fan
Priorities:
  • Renewable energy
  • Renewable energy
  • Renewable energy
Hunter L. Stern 5,779 votes 1.64%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Labor Union Representative
  • Brown University, A.B. Political Science. 1984
  • Panelist, 2001 Energy Crisis Forum, San Francisco Labor Council
  • Delegate, California Labor Federation Political Caucus. 2000-2001
  • Business Representative, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers - Local 1245. 1994-Present
  • Intellectual Property Manager, VeriFone Inc. 1990-1994
  • Player, San Jose Earthquakes Professional Soccer Club. 1985-1986
Priorities:
  • Reinvigorate and Mobilize Democratic Party Members through Internal Organizing Drive
  • Establish Clear Party Goals and Push Elected Officials to Reach these Goals
  • Support Plan to Affordably Repair San Francisco's Dilapidated Water System
Gregory Chew 5,603 votes 1.59%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Creative Director
  • Email: gchew@dae.com
Abra Castle 5,497 votes 1.56%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Educational Fund Developer
  • Email: achateau@aol.com
Dave Monks 5,298 votes 1.51% Cynthia Arnold 5,258 votes 1.50%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Small Business Owner
  • San Francisco resident since 1976
  • Co-founder of Tenants For Homeownership
  • I have lived in 8 of the 11 supervisory districts
  • Member of the Golden Gate Business Assoc.
  • Volunteer with Community United Against Violence, Speakers Bureau
  • Neighborhood Advocate: 19th St./Oakwood Neighbors Assoc.
Priorities:
  • Greater Homeownership opportunities for moderate/low income residents
  • Examination of all housing regulations & their negative impact on city residents
  • Anticipated Budget shortfall/ Ways of boosting City revenues
Wilma Pang 4,939 votes 1.40% Jim Mathias 4,891 votes 1.39% Bill K. Shen 4,764 votes 1.35%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Management Consultant
  • Board of Directors, Wu Yee Children's Services
  • Co-Founder, Third Thursdays
  • Mentor, Team in Training - Leukemia Society
  • B.A., Public Policy, Stanford University
Priorities:
  • Restore liberal values to the DCCC
  • Engage young voters in the Democratic Party
  • Focus on policy, not politics
Seth Steward 4,526 votes 1.29% Dona Crowder 4,072 votes 1.16%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Small Business
  • Independent Contractor
  • Fillmore Merchant's Associaton
  • Family Service Agency "Woman of the Year"
  • Victorian Square Association
  • TPIA Neighborhood Association
  • SFAR & CAR Director/NAR Legislative Liason
Priorities:
  • Representation of diverse groups including women and people of color.
  • Increase voter turnout through outreach and education.
  • Form alliances to provide solutions to housing affordability.
Houston Zheng 3,843 votes 1.09% Alfonso Fillon 3,831 votes 1.09%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Urban Planner
Paul McConnell 3,641 votes 1.04%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Senior Manufacturing Consultant
  • MS Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
  • BS Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
Priorities:
  • Dramatically increasing voter turnout and voter participation.
  • Making the Democratic party accessible to more individuals both as activist and candidates.
  • Creating an economic and progressive focus to the San Francisco Democratic party.
Richard Allman 3,604 votes 1.02% Patrick Fitzgerald 3,566 votes 1.01%
  • Occupation: Small Business Manager
Frederick Hobson 3,550 votes 1.01%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Health Policy Consultant
  • A co-founder of the San Francisco Health Plan offering universal health care to 40,000, 7 yrs on Board, 6 yrs Policy Chair
  • Founder of Health Help, a consumer focused advocacy group working to establish a clearing house to access healthcare
  • A tenant Commissioner on the San Francisco Residential Rent Stabilization and Arbitration Board
  • Former member of the San Francisco Drug Abuse Advisory Board, past Chair of Public Policy, author of a proposal for 2,000 more treatment slots
  • Commissioner/S.F. Commission of Animal Control & Welfare
  • Founder, People Who Care about San Francisco
Priorities:
  • To make the Central Committee more sensitive and responsive to local needs (homeless, addiction, housing).
  • Improve and increase Central Committee participation in voter registration and voter turnout.
  • Have the Central Committee hold meetings in the neighborhoods of the City. Ensure that all significant communities have a place at the table.
Luigi Barassi 3,178 votes .90% Pablo Heising 3,134 votes .89%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Executive Director for Haight Street Fair, 25 Years
  • Executive Director for Castro Street Fair, 10 Years
Priorities:
  • Increase Voter Registration
  • Raise More Money for the Democratic Party
  • Support and Encourage Democratic Party Reform
James "Jimmer" Cassiol 2,963 votes .84%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: Account Executive (Marketing and Advertising)
  • LGBT Activist
  • AIDS Fundraiser
  • Founder: San Francisco LGBT Center
Priorities:
  • Increase Democratic voter registration and turnout
  • Increase voter awareness and involvment
  • Take back the White House
Gilbert Criswell 1,369 votes .39%
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