My Election Endorsements [Los Angeles / San Gabriel Valley Area]

Jun 08, 2010 03:59

OK, it's been a long time since I posted, but I just finished writing up my voting homework, so I'm doing my traditional thing and posting it here. Gawwwwwd, I miss those lovely detailed LA Weekly Endorsements and their pinchy-nose guy!!! Most sites don't 'splain their endorsements any more, 'cept for the LA Times. *sigh*

Now I can get a little sleep before work tomorrow....

Y 13 Seismic Retrofit / Property Tax
N 14 Open Primary / Top Two -- I flip-flopped*! LA Times Story
      * Flip flop due in large part to Green Voter Guide, recommended by queerbychoice, plus comments from zahraa.
Y 15 Test of Public Financing for SecState
N 16 PG&E Liars
N 17 Mercury Ins / Movable discount [I distrust both sides! Pinching My Nose à la Classic LA Weekly] LA Times Story

Gov -- Jerry Brown
LieutGov -- Gavin Newsom
SecState -- Debra Bowen
Controller -- John Chiang
Treasurer -- Bill Lockyer
AttGen -- Kamala Harris [I liked her on her NBC4 interview] LA Times Story
InsComm -- Hector de la Torre
StateBdEq #4 -- Jerome Horton
US Sen -- Barbara Boxer
US Rep #29 -- Adam Schiff
State Sen #22 -- Kevin de León (StonewallDems, AlhDems, DemParty, LGBT Ticket, etc.)
--> Any excuse to vote for someone else? de León sent me WAY too many ads!!
State Assy #49 -- Mike Eng :)
PartyCentComm #49 -- Scott Svonkin (StonewallDems endorsed)

Judge 28 -- Mark Ameli
Judge 35 -- Soussan Bruguera
Judge 73 -- Laura Matz (only LA Times had an endorsement here!)
Judge 107 -- Valerie Salkin
Judge 117 -- Alan Schneider
Judge 131 -- Maren Nelson
SupPubIns -- Tom Torlakson

Assessor -- John Wong (John Noguez' Sample Ballot Statement mentions he supports the classic evil Prop 13, so I went with LA Times over Stonewall Dems endorsement, )
Sherriff -- Whatever

REFERENCES:
* LA Stonewall Democrats (includes Judges & SupPubIns & PartyCentComm!)
* LA Times Endorsements
* More LA Times Endorsements
* Props endorsements by lotsa groups

If you have any differences or comments or questions or suggestions or shouts of horror or whatever -- lemme know! I prolly won't vote 'til >6pm.

politics, los angeles

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