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Contest/Candidate Proof List Consolidated General Election Contests: 1010 to 4945 - Contests On Ballot Candidates are in Random Alpha Order Candidates: Qualified Candidates Num Num Contest/District Vote For Cands Qualified Status Partisan PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT 1010 President, Vice President 0-0 Riverside County 1 6 6 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Barack Obama Elected Candidate(s): BARACK OBAMA, Democratic Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 JOSEPH BIDEN User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed JILL STEIN, Green Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 CHERI HONKALA User Codes: Cand ID: 4 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed THOMAS HOEFLING, American Independent Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 ROBERT ORNELAS User Codes: Cand ID: 7 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed MITT ROMNEY, Republican Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 PAUL RYAN User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed GARY JOHNSON, Libertarian Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 JAMES P. GRAY User Codes: Cand ID: 5 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate Proof List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 1 of 75 Print Date and Time: 9/10/2012 2:26:45PM * Num Num Contest/District Vote For Cands Qualified Status Partisan PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT 1010 President, Vice President 1 6 6 ON BALLOT Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed ROSEANNE BARR, Peace and Freedom Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 CINDY SHEEHAN User Codes: Cand ID: 8 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed Voter Nominated UNITED STATES SENATOR UNITED STATES SENATOR 1140 United States Senator 0-0 Riverside County 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Dianne Feinstein Elected Candidate(s): DIANNE FEINSTEIN, Democratic Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 United States Senator User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed ELIZABETH EMKEN, Republican Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 Businesswoman / Nonprofit Executive User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed Voter Nominated UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 36th Congressional District 1150 US Representative, 36th District 136-0 36th Congressional District 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Candidate(s): RAUL RUIZ, Democratic Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 Emergency Room Doctor User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate Proof List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 2 of 75 Print Date and Time: 9/10/2012 2:27:14PM * Num Num Contest/District Vote For Cands Qualified Status Voter Nominated UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 36th Congressional District 1150 US Representative, 36th District 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued 08/10/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/10/2012 Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed MARY BONO MACK, Republican Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 U.S. Representative User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued 08/10/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/10/2012 Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed Voter Nominated UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 41st Congressional District 1160 US Representative, 41st District 141-0 41st Congressional District 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Candidate(s): MARK TAKANO, Democratic Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 Teacher / College Trustee User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued 08/10/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/10/2012 Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed JOHN TAVAGLIONE, Republican Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 Businessman / County Supervisor User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued 08/08/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/09/2012 Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed Voter Nominated UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 42nd Congressional District 1170 US Representative, 42nd District 142-0 42nd Congressional District 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Candidate(s): KEN CALVERT, Republican Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 U.S. Representative User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate Proof List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 3 of 75 Print Date and Time: 9/10/2012 2:27:14PM * Num Num Contest/District Vote For Cands Qualified Status Voter Nominated UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 42nd Congressional District 1170 US Representative, 42nd District 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed MICHAEL WILLIAMSON, Democratic Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 Police Sergeant / Lawyer User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued Candidate Statement Filed Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed Voter Nominated UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 50th Congressional District 1180 US Representative, 50th District 150-0 50th Congressional District (Por. SD) 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Candidate(s): DAVID B. SECOR, Democratic Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 Superior Court Clerk User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Sigs In Lieu Issued Sigs In Lieu Filed Declaration of Intent Issued Declaration of Intent Filed Candidate Statement Issued 08/10/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/10/2012 Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Code of Fair Campaign Practices Filed DUNCAN D. HUNTER, Republican Qualified Date: 7/16/2012 U.S. Representative / Marine User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00
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