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Leland Y. Yee
50,090 votes
50%
- Occupation: Assemblymember/Child Psychologist
- Speaker pro Tempore of the California State Assembly
- Former Teacher and Child Psychologist
- San Francisco School Board, 1988-1996
- San Francisco Board of Supervisors 1996-2002
- University of Hawaii, Ph.D.; San Francisco State University, M.A; University of California, Berkeley, B.A.
- Legislator of the Year: CA School Nutrition Assoc., CA Psychiatric Assoc., Faculty Assoc. of CA Community Colleges, Mental Health Directors Assoc.
Priorities:
- Increase funding for our schools and access to higher education
- Expand access to healthcare for all Californians
- Protect California's natural environment and coastal resources
Mike Nevin
36,578 votes
36.5%
- Occupation: No Ballot Designation
- Mayor and City Councilmember, City of Daly City 1982--1992
- President and Member, San Mateo County Board of Supervisors 1992--2004
Priorities:
- Education: A solid future for our children
- Universal Health Care in California: A safety net for you and your family
- Transportation and Housing
Lou J. Papan
13,531 votes
13.5%
- Occupation: Former Assemblyman
- Former Assemblyman -- represented 19th AD from 1972-86, 1996-2002
- Chaired Rules Committee for 10 years -- longest in California History
- former F.B.I Special Agent
- Veteran of WWII and Korea
- Broker, Papan Real Estate and Insurance, San Francisco, CA; Co-founder, Peninsula Bank of Commerce.
- B.A. in Economics from Syracuse University; F.B.I. Academy;
Priorities:
- Education -- insuring that our schools are fully funded, and that higher education is available to every Californian who wants it.
- Health Care -- creating a system of Universal Health Care that provides health care to every Californian,
- Transportation and Infrastructure -- rebuilding and retrofitting our decaying infrastructure and expanding the public transportation system
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