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Los Angeles County, CA November 5, 2013 Election
Governing Board Member; ABC Unified School District Voter Information

Results as of Nov 19 1:58pm, 100.00% of Precincts Reporting (25/25)
Candidates (Vote for 3)
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Lynda Johnson 4,514 votes 28.01%

Soo Y. Yoo 4,177 votes 25.92%
  • Occupation: Educator/Businesswoman
Olympia Chen 3,686 votes 22.87% Daniel Fierro Click here for more information about this candidate 1,923 votes 11.93%
  • Occupation: Education Policy Advisor
  • Education Policy Advisor & Senior Field Representative, California State Legislature
  • Yale University - B.A. in Political Science
  • Product of ABC Schools: Whitney High, Stowers Elementary, and Pat NIxon Elementary Schools.
  • Lifelong resident of the ABC Unified School District.
  • danielgfierro@gmail.com
Priorities:
  • Put more money into our classrooms to support students and teachers.
  • Achieve proficiency across all schools in the ABC Unified School District.
  • Invest in career and technical education.
Ethan L. Robinson 1,815 votes 11.26%
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