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Los Angeles County, CA March 2, 2004 Election
Board of Supervisors; County of Los Angeles; District 2 Voter Information

Results as of Mar 29 10:59am, 100.00% of Precincts Reporting (803/803)
Candidates (Vote for 1)
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Yvonne Brathwaite Burke Click here for more information about this candidate 136,610 votes 79.74%

  • Occupation: Los Angeles County Supervisor, Second Dist
Priorities:
  • economic development, jobs and small business
  • health care for uninsured, child care and improved foster care
  • public safety, community policing
Guy Mato Click here for more information about this candidate 34,713 votes 20.26%
  • Occupation: Real Estate Executive
  • Retired Deputy Sheriff
  • Graduate of Cal State Dominguez Hills
  • Born and raised in District
Priorities:
  • Restore cuts in police and fire services
  • Save and reform Martin Luther King Hospital/ Drew Medical Center
  • Fight to improve education
Warren Williams (Write-in)
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