SPECIAL ELECTION ISSUE!
Primary-related Topics only
Voter Guide – June 3, 2008 Primary Election
We have prepared the information below that is of special interest to libertarian-minded voters.
Contents:
Libertarian Party Primary Candidates
Statewide Ballot Initiatives
Libertarian Primary Candidates:
County Supervisor
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District |
Home |
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| Tom Tryon (incumbent) * |
District 4 |
(Angels Camp) |
Congress
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| Name |
District |
Home |
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| D.A. "Art" Tuma |
CD3 |
(Antelope) |
| Joe Smolen |
CD6 |
(San Rafael) |
| Camden McConnell * |
CD7 |
(Pittsburg) |
| Philip Berg * |
CD8 |
(San Francisco) |
| Jim Eyer * |
CD9 |
(Oakland) |
| Kevin Peterson * |
CD12 |
(San Mateo) |
| Brian Holtz * |
CD14 |
(Los Altos Hills) |
| Steven Wells |
CD16 |
(San Jose) |
| Ted Brown * |
CD26 |
(San Gabriel) |
| Timothy Denton |
CD27 |
(No. Hollywood) |
| Alan Pyeatt * |
CD29 |
(Glendale) |
| Herb Peters * |
CD35 |
(Carson) |
| Chris Agrella |
CD38 |
(Montclair) |
| Ernst Gasteiger * |
CD46 |
(San Pedro) |
| Don Patterson |
CD48 |
(Laguna Niguel) |
| Lars Grossmith |
CD49 |
(Vista) |
| Wayne Dunlap |
CD50 |
(Del Mar) |
| Dan Litwin |
CD51 |
(San Diego) |
| Michael Benoit * |
CD52 |
(Santee) |
| Edward Teyssier |
CD53 |
(San Diego) |
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State Senate
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| Name |
District |
Home |
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| John Webster |
SD13 |
(Santa Clara) |
| Steve Myers * |
SD21 |
(Los Angeles) |
| Colin Goldman * |
SD23 |
(Sherman Oaks) |
| Jill Stone * |
SD29 |
(Temple City) |
| Jesse Thomas * |
SD39 |
(San Diego) |
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State Assembly
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| Name |
District |
Home |
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| Tim Hannan |
AD6 |
(Santa Rosa) |
| Janice Bonser |
AD10 |
(Carmichael) |
| Brian Perry |
AD19 |
(S. San Francisco) |
| Mark Hinkle * |
AD27 |
(Morgan Hill) |
| Pamela Brown * |
AD40 |
(Northridge) |
| Tom Logan * |
AD44 |
(Los Angeles) |
| Marty Swinney * |
AD51 |
(Inglewood) |
| John Kling * |
AD54 |
(Long Beach) |
| Maureen Keedy * |
AD59 |
(San Bernardino) |
| Michael Mendez * |
AD61 |
(Montclair) |
| Andrew Favor |
AD73 |
(Laguna Niguel) |
| Paul King |
AD74 |
(Carlsbad) |
| John Murphy |
AD75 |
(La Jolla) |
| Dan Baehr |
AD76 |
(San Diego) |
| Rich Belitz |
AD77 |
(La Mesa) |
* Endorsed in California Libertarian Party convention, Feb. 2008
Statewide Ballot Initiatives:
Further information on the ballot initiatives may be found
on the Secretary of State's website.
Vote YES on 98, NO on 99!
In 2005, the Supreme Court of the United States in a bitter 5-4 decision, upheld the authority of municipalities to seize private property for the purposes of commercial redevelopment.
This election you have a chance to reverse the effect of that decision in the State of California by voting YES on Prop. 98 and NO on Prop. 99.
Drawing by Scott Bieser
The Libertarian Party of California urges you to vote YES on Proposition 98 and NO on Proposition 99. For the property protections in Prop. 98 to pass, Prop. 99 must fail at the ballot box.
The writers of Prop. 99 were so worried that Californians would vote to restore their property rights that they put in a clause stating that it would become the reigning constitutional amendment if both pass.
So on June 3rd, Vote YES on Prop. 98 and NO on Prop. 99!
YES on Prop 98 Website
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Election Night Parties -- June 3, 2008
Meet with your County Party at an Election Night event for volunteers, candidates, Party members, and the general public. It's a great time to get together to watch the results of the election as they come in.
Make sure to vote before you attend!
Confirmed Events (as of 6/2/2008):
Los Angeles County
Starting at 6:00 PM
Location:
At Philippe's Restaurant, 1001 N Alameda Street, Los Angeles.
Across the street (and a few blocks north) of Union Station.
Website: www.lplac.org/
Santa Clara County
Starting at 7:00 PM
Location:
Round Table Pizza
4400 Stevens Creek Blvd
San Jose , CA 95129
408 983 0900
Website: libertarian.meetup.com/152/calendar/7689144/
San Francisco County
Starting at 7:00 PM
Location:
Home of Francoise Fielding
Evite: www.evite.com
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Volunteer
Volunteer at the State Office
If you live in or near the San Fernando Valley and want to help advance
the cause of liberty in California, volunteer to help at the State HQ in
Panorama City.
There are many ways you can help, from answering the phones, to assisting
with bookkeeping, to keeping track of political events throughout the
State; we can use your time and talent.
Join our burgeoning volunteer corps today!
Contact Beau Cain, Secretary at office@ca.lp.org or by calling our
office at (818) 782-8400.
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