Vote today! Here are my personal recommendations: November 4, 2014 Elections & Ballot Measures Governor: Jerry Brown (One of the better governors in our state’s history) Lt. Governor: Gavin Newsom (Performed very well. Should be re-elected) Secretary of State: Alex Padilla (Has been a very good legislator. Very bright) Controller: Betty Yee (Has been excellent on the State Bd. of Equalization. Highly recommend) Treasurer: John Chiang (Served very well as State Controller. Should be excellent). Attorney General: Kamala Harris (One of the best in public office). Insurance Commissioner: Dave Jones (Deserves re-election. A tough job being done well). Member State Bd. of Equalization, 3rd District: Jerome Horton (Presently a member. Should be re-elected). U. S. Congress: CD 27: Judy Chu CD 28: Adam Schiff (Both of these districts are served by very capable persons and should be re-elected.) State Assembly, District 41 : Chris Holden. Deserves re-election. State Assembly, District 51: Jimmy Gomez State Assembly, District 46: Adrin Nazarian State Assembly, District 43: Mike Gatto Judicial—Supreme Court Justice: Goodwin Liu—Yes Mariano-Florentino Cuellar—Yes Kathryn Mickle Werdegar—Yes Judicial—Court of Appeal Justice: Frances Rothschild—Yes Jeffrey W. Johnson—Yes Brian Hoffstadt—Yes Lee Anne Edmon—Yes Aubrey Collins—Yes Nora M. Manella—Yes Paul Turner—Yes Kenneth Yegan—Yes Dennis Perluss—Yes Laurence Rubin—Yes Madeleine Flier—Yes Judicial—Judge of the Superior Court: Office No. 61: Jacqueline Lewis(Given the highest rating possible by LA Bar Association). Office No. 87: Andrew Stein(Need more trial lawyers elected Judges). State Superintendent of Public Instruction: Tom Torlakson(Present Superintendent. (Definitely deserves another term). Los Angeles County Assessor: Jeffrey Prang(Well qualified). Los Angeles County Sheriff: Jim McDonnell(Presently Long Beach Police Chief. (By far the best candidate). STATE MEASURES: Proposition 1: Yes. Water bond (Absolutely essential. Highly recommend). Proposition 2: Yes. Dubbed the “rainy day” proposition. Good prop. Proposition 45: Yes. Gives the State Insurance Commissioner veto power on rate increases. Insurance companies are spending a fortune trying to defeat this proposition. Deserves a “yes” vote. Proposition 46: Yes. Insurance companies are spending a fortune trying to defeat this Proposition 47: Yes. Changes felony charges to misdemeanors for certain minor offenses. This would be of great help for many young men and women. A felony charge greatly impedes a person seeking employment. I fervently urge you to vote “Yes.” Proposition 48: No. Indian Gaming Compact Referendum. This would allow certain Indian Tribes to buy property to build a casino anywhere in California. COUNTY MEASURE P: Yes. Safe neighborhood parks, gang prevention, youth/senior recreation, beaches/wildlife protection measure. Highly important for a civilized society.
Posted on: Tue, 04 Nov 2014 17:11:40 +0000
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