League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Orange County, CA November 4, 2014 Election
	Council Member; City of Lake Forest Voter Information 4 Year Term.

Results as of Dec 28 11:40am, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (54/54) 17.7% Voter Turnout (640,358/1,424,216)

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. Scott Voigts 6,706 votes 16.0% Occupation: Lake Forest Council Member Jim Gardner 6,292 votes 15.0% Occupation: Small Business Owner Management consultant to Global 500 companies, Police and DEA 12 years' experience with my own high tech businesses Past President Lake 1 HOA Co-founder Friends of Lake Forest Animals Member, Lake Forest Parade Committee Supporter - Breast Cancer Solutions, South County Outreach Priorities: Put Lake Forest First Stop the Traffic Tsunami Reduce Crime Rate Andrew "Drew" Hamilton 6,068 votes 14.5% Occupation: City of Lake Forest Planning Commissioner Certified Public Accounting (CPA) Chief Financial Officer Small Business Owner Priorities: Reduce Burdensome Regulations - bad regulations bring higher prices & worse service (poor cellphone coverage, limited internet and cable providers) Reduce Crime - Lake Forest has been recognized as a safe city in the past, but we can do better Enhance Traffic Flow - this can be achieved by syncronizing traffic lights, improving intersections (right turn lanes, etc.) and building new roads Thomas R Cagley 5,637 votes 13.5% Occupation: Retired Military Officer Army War College Graduate Disaster Mitigation Specialist Former Grand Jury member Priorities: A serious look at changing from fresh to recycled water where possible Activate the Community Foundation David A. "Dave" Bass 5,373 votes 12.8% Occupation: Councilmember/Retired CFO Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration Master's Degree in Public Administration Priorities: Synchronize all traffic signals to reduce driving times Expand recreation programs to maximize use of new sports park Improve neighborhood watch and emergency preparedness Liz Miller 4,861 votes 11.6% Occupation: Small Business Owner Legal Assistant Personal Trainer/Nutritionist Fundraiser/Supporter for Breast Cancer Research and Awareness Community Activist Priorities: Transparency/Cap on Reimbursed Expenditures End Big Corporation Campaign Contributions/Stop the Corruption Traffic Commission to ease the Gridlock Kathryn "Kathy" McCullough 4,407 votes 10.5% Occupation: Councilmember/Non-Profit Founder Mike Healey 2,541 votes 6.1% Occupation: Accountant Controller for a local software company Certified Public Accountant Priorities: Alleviate traffic problems. Be proactive with the 4,500 new homes in mind. Get tougher on crime. We should rank as high as Irvine. Schools. We are building 4,500 new homes with no new schools or more capacity to existing schools. Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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