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Spitzer Endorsements 2016 FINAL NEWS RELEASE For More Information January 19, 2016 Todd Spitzer for Supervisor 2016 FPCC Campaign ID#1337461 940 W. Chapman Avenue Orange, CA 92868 [email protected] Phone: 714.628.7416 Spitzer re-election campaign launches with endorsements from OC GOP, all OC Supervisors and dozens of OC elected officials Orange, CA – Orange County Supervisor Todd Spitzer launched his 2016 re-election campaign with a tsunami of endorsements led by the Orange County Republican Party and followed by more than 40 of his fellow elected officials at the local, state and federal level. Last night the Orange County GOP Central Committee voted without dissent to endorse the re-election of Supervisor Spitzer. This endorsement comes on the heels of the full support of his Board of Supervisors colleagues and adds to the growing chorus of support that Supervisor Spitzer has received countywide. In addition to the support of the Republican Party, the following elected officials have endorsed Supervisor Spitzer for his re-election campaign: Congressman Ed Royce Congresswoman Mimi Walters Board of Equalization Member Diane Harkey State Senator Bob Huff State Senator Janet Nguyen State Assemblywoman Ling-Ling Chang State Assemblywoman Young Kim State Assemblyman Don Wagner State Assemblyman Travis Allen State Assemblyman Bill Brough State Assemblyman Matt Harper Orange County Board of Supervisors Chair Lisa Bartlett Orange County Board of Supervisors Vice Chair Michelle Steel Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do Orange County Supervisor Shawn Nelson Orange County Assessor Claude Parrish Orange County Clerk-Recorder Hugh Nguyen Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens Orange County Treasurer Shari Freidenrich Aliso Viejo Mayor Mike Munzing Irvine Mayor Steven Choi Rancho Santa Margarita Mayor Tony Beall Anaheim Mayor Pro Tem Lucille Kring La Habra Mayor Pro Tem Tim Shaw Lake Forest Mayor Pro Tem Scott Voigts Orange Mayor Pro Tem Mark Murphy Yorba Linda Mayor Pro Tem Peggy Huang Anaheim Councilwoman Kris Murray Irvine Councilman Jeff Lalloway Irvine Councilwoman Christina Shea Newport Beach Councilman Scott Peotter Orange Councilman Mike Alvarez Orange Councilwoman Kim Nichols Orange Councilman Fred Whitaker Stanton Councilman Dave Shawver Tustin Councilman Chuck Puckett Yorba Linda Councilman Gene Hernandez Yorba Linda Councilman Craig Young Huntington Beach City Attorney Michael Gates Orange County Board of Education President Robert Hammond Orange County Board of Education Trustee Ken Williams Orange County Water District First Vice President Denis Bilodeau Municipal Water District of Orange County Director Brett Barbre Supervisor Spitzer remains committed to addressing jobs and economic development in Orange County, maintaining public safety and improving accountability in government spending. With the growing support of his fellow elected officials and the members of the Republican Party, Supervisor Spitzer is confident that he can continue to serve the public as a conservative leader and a taxpayer watchdog. ### Paid for by Spitzer for Supervisor 2016, ID#1337461 .
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