League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Orange County, CA November 2, 2010 Election
	Council Member; City of Fullerton; 4 Year Full Term Voter Information 4 Year Full Term.

Results as of Jan 6 2:58pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (101/101) 55.4% Voter Turnout (898,205/1,621,934)

Candidates (Vote for 2) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Don Bankhead 11,986 votes 20.9% Occupation: Mayor, City of Fullerton Retired Fullerton Police Captain BA and Master of Public Administration, Cal State Fullerton Married to Carol, seven children and five grandchildren Priorities: Keep our great city safe and economically strong. Maintain high performance levels from our public safety services. Continue to keep our budget balanced without raising taxes. Patrick E. McKinley 10,346 votes 18.1% Occupation: Retired Police Chief M.P.A. University of Southern California B.S. Pepperdine University F.B.I. National Academy Priorities: Public Safety Economic Growth Fiscal Responsibility Doug Chaffee 10,256 votes 17.9% Occupation: Vice-Chair, Planning Commission Board of Directors, N. Orange County YMCA Advisory Board, Fullerton Interfaith Emergency Services Past President, United Way of Fullerton Past President, Fullerton Sunrise Rotary Club Board of Directors, Muckenthaler Cultural Center Peace Corps Volunteer Priorities: Fiscal Responsibility Quality of Life in Fullerton Openness at City Council Gregory "Greg" Sebourn 6,375 votes 11.1% Occupation: Commissioner/Businessman/Educator Commissioner, City of Fullerton Citizen's Infrastructure Review Commission Small Business Owner Instructor/Facilitator/Faculty Advisor, Santiago Canyon College Instructor, Rio Hondo College Recipient of the Santiago Canyon College Adjunct Facult Excellence Award, 2009 Adult Leader, OC Council of Boy Scouts of America Priorities: Pension Reform End Redevelopment Restoration of Public Services Barry Levinson 6,092 votes 10.6% Occupation: Financial Consultant/Auditor MBA with Honors from Boston University Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Magna Cum Laude from Boston University Formerly Compliance and Project Manager with Northrop Grumman Corporate Audit Department Formerly Manager of Government Contract Services Group with Ernst and Young CPA Firm Priorities: Balance the City Budget Reduce the City's Pension Costs Reduce the size and scope of our Redevelopment Agency and provide independent financial oversight for that agency. Marty Burbank 5,562 votes 9.7% Occupation: Family Business Lawyer Masters of Law (Tax), Chapman University School of Law Juris Doctor, Thomas Jefferson School of Law Bachelors of Science, State University of New York Married to Seon Chun-Burbank, Professor of Early Childhood Education Length of Residency in Fullerton: 8 years I am a Fullerton business owner and resident who is committed to seeing our city flourish. Changes in the economy require new strategies in government Priorities: Our $200+ Million Budget. In this tough economy, we must develop new strategies for all income and spending. Pension Reform. In their current structure, we simply can't afford them. Exorbitant pensions were forced on us by powerful unions. Revitalizing our Business Climate. Business owners want certainty. I have plan to attract businesses to Fullerton. Jesse La Tour 4,838 votes 8.5% Occupation: Educator/Business Owner B.A. English, Cal State Fullerton M.A. English, Cal State Fullerton Owner of Hibbleton Gallery Founder of the Downtown Fullerton Art Walk Priorities: Fiscal responsibility/transparency Protecting Coyote Hills Promoting the Arts Johnnie David Atkinson 1,772 votes 3.1% Occupation: Campus Security Resturant Manager School Bus Driver Priorities: Redevelopment throughout the city Balanced budget, along with pension refrom, and term limits Keeping our city safe, clean and healthy. Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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