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

Results as of Jan 6 2:58pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (71/71) 55.4% Voter Turnout (898,205/1,621,934)

Candidates (Vote for 3) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Patricia "Trish" Kelley 15,996 votes 18.8% Occupation: City Council Member Solid record of results from City Council Service Director on Toll Corridor Agencies Director on Orange County Fire Authority Transportation Committee, Southern California Association of Governments Commissioner, Orange County Parks Community Volunteer Priorities: Continue to protect Mission Viejo budget during recession, live within our means Maintain Mission Viejo's ranking as Safest City in California Road widenings, improvements, traffic light synchronization David "Dave" Leckness 11,509 votes 13.5% Occupation: Mission Viejo Councilman/Businessman Rhonda B. Reardon 11,356 votes 13.3% Occupation: Retired Business Manager Masters of Science from Pepperdine University Bachelor of Arts from California State University, Northridge Board Chair of Saddleback YMCA President Aegean Heights Homeowners Association 1999-2003 YMCA of Orrange County Board of Directors Community Action Partnership of Orange County Board of Directors Priorities: Limited government Fiscal and Social Conservative Adamnatly opposed to all forms of tax increases Rick Sandzimier 8,398 votes 9.9% Occupation: Mission Viejo Commissioner/Businessman Brian Skalsky 7,450 votes 8.8% Occupation: City Commissioner Community Services Commissioner 2007 to Present Chairperson Community Services Commission 2009 Member of the Capistrano Valley High School Foundation 2007 + 2010 Member of the Mission Viejo Activities Committee B.S. Biology UC-Irvine J.D. Candidate Loyola Law School Priorities: Increase Fiscal Responsibility (Stop 4 years of council deficit spending) Promote Public Safety Champion Better Road (Change Road maintenance cycle back to our previous 5 year cycle) Neil Lonsinger 7,292 votes 8.6% Occupation: Retired Service Executive Bill Barker 6,008 votes 7.1% Occupation: Registered Professional Engineer Fred Carr 4,673 votes 5.5% Occupation: Local Businessman Former Laguna Hills / Laguna Woods Chamber of Commerce Board Member Priorities: Keep our finances in order, create better spending procedures and follow up with accountability of vendors, suppliers, consultants and contractors Promote local business, bring new business and create more jobs Keep neighborhoods safe and Emergency Response up to date Mark Dobrilovic 3,935 votes 4.6% Occupation: Commissioner/Financial Advisor Lance MacLean 3,766 votes 4.4% Occupation: FDIC Operations Specialist Bachelor's Degrees Economics & Political Science - UC Irvine Master's Degree Public Administration - CSU Long Beach City of Mission Viejo: Councilmember/Mayor 2002 + February 2010. Priorities: create a Blue Ribbon taskforce to audit city operations to identify waste and inefficiency. demand a balanced budget to stop the current drain on reserves. change city entitlement programs by reforming pension and health benefits. Ken M. Golemo 2,483 votes 2.9% Occupation: Consumer Marketing Consultant I have worked for the same company Lindy Office Products for 22 years. My wife Felicia and I have been married 25 years and we have four sons. Priorities: "One Mission" To bring a positive objective attitude to the office of City Council. A more heightened level of accountability on city expenditures and how contracts are awarded requiring a minimum of 2 bids for any project over $5000 To continue keeping Mission Viejo one of the safest cities in the country and promoting a place that both residents and business are proud of. Sam Mamola 2,268 votes 2.7% Occupation: Trust Attorney/Businessman Bachelor of Science in Management, Pepperdine University Juris Doctor, Chapman University School of Law President, Student Bar Association, Chapman University School of Law (2002-2003) Honor Council, Office of Law School Advocate, Chapman University School of Law (2001-2002) Advisory Board Member, Alona Cortese Elder Law Center (2009 to Present) Founder/CEO/CFO, THE MAMOLA LAW FIRM, APC (2007-Present) Priorities: Stimulate the Local Economy, Encourage Business Development, Promote Job Growth Smaller, More Responsible, More Efficient, and Less Regulatory Government Reformation of the Election Process, Elimination of Special Interests' Influence on Local Elections Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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