League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	San Mateo County, CA June 8, 2010 Election
	Member, Democratic Party County Central Committee; County of San Mateo; Supervisorial District 5 Voter Information 2 Year Term. This contest will only appear on Democratic party ballots.

Results as of Aug 20 9:44pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (61/61) 38.4% Voter Turnout (130,383/339,758)

Candidates (Vote for 4) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Judith A. Christensen 6,021 votes 23.3% Party: Democratic Occupation: Public School Teacher, retired after 30 years Incumbent, Democratic Central Committee Member since 2001, former Committee Treasurer, and California State Democratic Party Executive Board Member Leader in the fight to get laws to STOP EMINENT DOMAIN ABUSE. A Cailifornia Constitutional Amedment now protects our homes from eminent domain! Neighborhood activist, Former Daly City Council Member Elected member of the San Francisco Labor Council, lifetime union member Elder cargiver for past 15 years, Treasurer of the Calif. Democratic Party Disabilities Caucus and lifelong environmentalist. Priorities: Hold our electd officials at all levels of government accountable to the people. Make budget cuts by cutting excessive adminsitrative salaries and costs before cutting jobs for those providing direct service to the public. Promote DEMOCRACY. We should be able to elect our own County Supervisor and not have South County voters choosing for us. Support District Elections! Michael Guingona 5,650 votes 21.9% Party: Democratic Occupation: Incumbent K. Annette Hipona 5,025 votes 19.5% Party: Democratic Occupation: Incumbent Democratic Central Committee Member Former School Board President, School Board Member for 5 years President, neighborhood residents' association, Original Daly City Protective Assn. for 6 years Local and statewide leader and Citizen Warrior Award winner for her efforts to protect our homes and businesses from Eminent Domain seizures Secretary for the Daly City/Colma Democratic Club and former Secretary for the Daly City Council of Homeowners Associations California Woman of the Year for Assembly District 12, honored for her activism and service to the community. 20 years grassroot community activist fighting to imporve the quality of life for our children, working families, and seniors. Priorities: To ensure our access to all public information, to encourage our participation in the decision-making process at all government levels. To make budget cuts as far away from direct services for the public as possible, to increase efficiency and reduce excessive administrator salaries. To hold our Democratic Party and our elected officials accountable to our values and needs as a community. Marian Mann 4,873 votes 18.9% Party: Democratic Occupation: Incumbent Dana C. Smith 4,244 votes 16.4% Party: Democratic Occupation: Community Volunteer President of the Daly City/Colma Democratic Club 2008-2010, two terms on the Democratic Central Committee & current member of Legislative Committee Over 25 years experience as a nonprofit administrator, working for such causes as elder abuse prevention, child advocacy, and environmentalism BA Degree in Political Science, current Masters Degree Candidate at SF State University Volunteer Director of Daly City History Museum, animal rescuer, former VP of Commission on Status of Women & former Planning Commissioner Lifelong Democrat - I believe in the democratic process and I'm proud that I've never missed voting Priorities: I believe electing Democrats is not enough; we must make our elected officials listen to the strong values of the Democratic Party Leader in local and statewide efforts to end eminent domain abuse to protect homes and businesses from unfair government seizures Democracy requires open government and freedom of information Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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