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Contra Costa County, CA November 7, 2006 Election
Mayor; City of Richmond Voter Information

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Results as of Dec 4 7:35am, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (53/53)
(99 Total Write-In Votes .51%)
Candidates (Vote for 1)
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Gayle A. McLaughlin Click here for more information about this candidate 7,343 votes 37.54%

  • Occupation: City of Richmond, Councilmember
  • Bachelor's degree, Summa Cum Laude, Psychology
  • 2-3 years graduate study, Psychology and Educatoin
  • Chairperson, Rules and Procedures Committee, Richmond City Council
  • Liaison to Arts and Culture Commission, Recreation and Parks Commission, and Library Commission
  • Co-founder Richmond Progressive Alliance, Solar Richmond, Richmond Residents for a Responsible General Plan
Priorities:
  • Economic development with Smart Growth and Social Equity
  • Violence prevention through employment, education, and community-involved policing
  • Environmental Health and Justice
Irma Anderson 7,101 votes 36.30%
  • Occupation: Mayor of Richmond
Gary L. Bell Click here for more information about this candidate 5,019 votes 25.66%
  • Occupation: Banker
  • MBA in Management from John F. Kennedy University, Orinda, CA
  • Undergraduate Degree in Liberal Arts from Wichita State University, Wichita, KS
  • Graduate, Class of 1986, "Leadership Kansas" program
  • At age 25, elected to Wichita City Council, making him the youngest person to serve and only 2nd African American in city history
  • As member of Richmond City Council, served as Chairman of Finance & Economic Development Standing Committee
Priorities:
  • Prevention of Violent Crime: offering positive alternatives to at-risk youths, plus strong support for police efforts
  • Education: emphasizing the benefits of educational and career success and ensuring that schools work for students
  • Economic Development: fostering good relations with businesses to secure resident employment and taxbase for city infrastructure

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