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November 8, 2016, General Election Presidential Elector List for the State of California Democratic Party Presidential Electors November 8, 2016, General Election Presidential Elector List for the State of California Democratic Party Presidential Electors Pledged To: Hillary Clinton Tim Kaine Dustin R. Reed Javier Gonzalez Shawn E. Terris Concord, CA San Jose, CA Ventura, CA John M. Ryan Mark W. Headley Gail R. Teton-Landis San Rafael, CA Berkeley, CA Santa Barbara, CA Faith A. Garamendi Ana A. Huerta Marie S. Torres Davis, CA Bakersfield, CA Hacienda Heights, CA Kathleen R. Scott Donna M. Ireland Robert S. Torres Lincoln, CA Pleasanton, CA Pomona, CA Timothy J. Farley Christine T. Kehoe Dorothy N. Vann Martinez, CA San Diego, CA Long Beach, CA Analea J. Patterson Vinzenz J. Koller David S. Warmuth Sacramento, CA Carmel, CA Pasadena, CA Janine V. Bera Andrew R. Krakoff Karen D. Waters Elk Grove, CA Orinda, CA Inglewood, CA Sandra M. Aduna Katherine A. Lyon Shirley N. Weber Laguna Woods, CA Coronado, CA San Diego, CA Saundra G. Andrews John P. MacMurray Denise B. Wells Oakland, CA La Habra, CA Victorville, CA Jane C. Block Sheldon Malchicoff Gregory H. Willenborg Riverside, CA Westlake Village, CA Los Angeles, CA Edward Buck Nury Martinez Laurence S. Zakson West Hollywood, CA San Fernando, CA Los Angeles, CA Francine P. Busby Gwen Moore Cardiff, CA Los Angeles, CA Laphonza R. Butler Cathy A. Morris Los Angeles, CA Rancho Cucamonga, CA Benjamin Cardenas Stephen J. Natoli Montebello, CA Visalia, CA Jacki M. Cisneros Mark A. Olbert Los Angeles, CA San Carlos, CA Raymond L. Cordova Christine P. Pelosi Garden Grove, CA San Francisco, CA Steven D. Diebert Carmen O. Perez Fresno, CA Long Beach, CA James A. Donahue Celine G. Purcell El Cerrito, CA Redwood City, CA Patrick F. Drinan Andres Ramos Escondido, CA Elk Grove, CA Susan Eggman Olivia A. Reyes-Becerra Stockton, CA Stanford, CA Eileen Feinstein Mariano Priscilla G. Richardson San Francisco, CA Cathedral City, CA Natalie P. Fortman Steve J. Spinner Valencia, CA Atherton, CA 10/4/2016 November 8, 2016, General Election Presidential Elector List for the State of California Republican Party Presidential Electors Pledged To: Donald J. Trump Michael R. Pence Joel Anderson Mark Herrick Mike Spence Alpine, CA San Martin, CA West Covina, CA Marilyn Barke Tom Hudson Shawn Steel Los Alamitos, CA Elverta, CA Surfside, CA Jennifer Beall Kenneth Korbin Mark Vafiades Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Sacramento, CA La Crescenta, CA Robert Bernosky Kevin Krick Marcelino Valdez Hollister, CA Fairfax, CA Fresno, CA Arun Bhumitra Jeff Lalloway Errol Valladares Rolling Hills, CA Irvine, CA Valencia, CA Jim Brulte Linda Lopez-Alvarez Cyndi Vanderhorst Fontana, CA Vista, CA Santa Clarita, CA Nachhattar Chandi Robin Lowe Megan Vincent La Quinta, CA Hemet, CA Wilton, CA Claire Chiara Papa Doug Manchester Elissa Wadleigh Berkeley, CA La Jolla, CA Sonoma, CA Tim Clark Shirley Mark Deborah Wilder Auburn, CA Paso Robles, CA Grass Valley, CA Greg Conlon Chuck McDougald Dave Willmon Atherton, CA South San Francisco, CA Riverside, CA Matthew Del Carlo John Musella John Young San Francisco, CA Valencia, CA Auburn, CA Harmeet Dhillon Ron Nehring San Francisco, CA El Cajon, CA Elizabeth Emken Mike Osborn Fair Oaks, CA Ventura, CA Jean Fuller Douglas Ose Bakersfield, CA Sacramento, CA Ted Gaines John Peck El Dorado Hills, CA Rancho Santa Fe, CA Ron Gold Pete Petrovich Woodland Hills, CA Thousand Oaks, CA Lisa Grace-Kellogg Donna Porter Agoura Hills, CA Corona, CA Barbara Grimm Marshall Dennis Revell Bakersfield, CA Granite Bay, CA Howard Hakes Scott Robertson Pasadena, CA San Francisco, CA Diane Harkey Carla Sands Dana Point, CA Los Angeles, CA Matthew Harmon Truong Si Rocklin, CA Inglewood, CA Noel Irwin Hentschel Robert Smittcamp Los Angeles, CA Fresno, CA 10/4/2016 November 8, 2016, General Election Presidential Elector List for the State of California American Independent Party Presidential Electors Pledged To: Donald J. Trump Michael R. Pence Linda Lea Alsbury Charles Edward Harrison, Jr. Robert Ornelas Winters, CA Redding, CA Anaheim, CA Merwyn Alsbury Thomas Nowlen Hudson Marilyn Plumb Winters, CA Elverta, CA Vacaville, CA The Honorable Steve Baldwin The Honorable John LeBoutillier Jamie Rangel Santee, CA Old Westbury, NY San Diego, CA Gary Brown The Honorable Robert Marc Levy Jeffrey Rangel Fairfield, CA Pinehurst, NC San Diego, CA Ruth Brown Mary Parker Lewis John Daniel Robertson Vacaville, CA Alexandria, VA Pleasanton, CA Mark Brownlee Gaudencio Gene Lopez Markham Robinson Vacaville, CA East Palo Alto, CA Vacaville, CA William C. Cardoza Judy Lopez Mary Robinson Sacramento, CA Vacaville, CA Vacaville, CA Joseph J. Cocchi Raul Lopez Stephanie Roundy Vacaville, CA Danville, CA Simi Valley, CA Julie Colglazier Sheila Schultz Lopez Terrance Arthur Rust Hays, NC Danville, CA Truckee, CA Kayla Colglazier Leonard Luna Dustin Paul Salsi Hays, NC Huntington Beach, CA Shasta, CA Patrick Colglazier Kim McDermott Richard Scott Andrew Schalo Hays, NC Vacaville, CA Redding, CA Dr. J. Steven Davis Eric McDermott David James Scholl Buena Park, CA Vacaville, CA Dixon, CA Sallie Hansen Dornan Arthur Loyal Morgan Mark J. Seidenberg Fairfax Station, VA Redding, CA Aliso Viejo, CA The Honorable Robert K. Dornan Matthew Justin Morgan Chris Smentech Fairfax Station, VA Redding, CA Dixon, CA Wiley Drake Richard Mathew Nettleton, Sr. Glenn Smentech Buena Park, CA Shasta Lake, CA Dixon, CA Sally S. Easter Julie Marie Nettleton Michael Warnken Citrus Heights, CA Redding, CA Dixon, CA Ron Gold Marc Nettleton Jack Warren Woodland Hills, CA Redding, CA Rocklin, CA The Honorable Virgil Goode Jaycob Andrew Ornelas Rocky Mount, VA Anaheim, CA Jeff Grage Melissa Ornelas Simi Valley, CA Anaheim, CA 10/4/2016 November 8, 2016, General Election Presidential Elector List for the State of California Green Party Presidential Electors Pledged To: Jill Stein Ajamu Baraka Daniel Alvarado Greg Jan Nancy Shaw Downey, CA Oakland, CA Templeton, CA Sayareh Amirebrahimi Scott Kam Dana Silvernale Los Angeles, CA San Luis Obispo, CA Blue Lake, CA William Arkfeld Tarik Kanaana Susan Sonne Atascadero, CA Santa Rosa, CA Buena Park, CA Janet Arnold Janet Kobren Angelika Sonne Oakland, CA Oakland, CA Buena Park, CA Doug Barnett Margaret Koteen Pamela Spevack Los Angeles, CA San Luis Obispo, CA Oakland, CA Meredith Bates Susan C. Lamont Lisa Taylor Morro Bay, CA Santa Rosa, CA Los Angeles, CA Marla Bernstein Hassina Leelarathna John Torok Los Angeles, CA Arleta, CA Oakland, CA Megan Buckingham Jessy M. Lemieux Jesse Townley Clovis, CA Riverside, CA Berkeley, CA Timothy Casebolt Wanda Jean Lord Jack Wagner San Diego, CA Bakersfield, CA Sonoma, CA Jose Trinidad Castaneda Bernard C. Macdonald Paul Weiss Fullerton, CA Albion, CA Mariposa, CA Linda Chimenti Genevieve Marcus Laura Wells Paso Robles, CA Los Angeles, CA Oakland, CA Susan Chunco Patricia Marsh Santa Rosa, CA Berkeley, CA Margot Cox Robert Marsh Santa Rosa, CA Berkeley, CA Frisco Del Rosario Peggy Oki San Mateo, CA Carpenteria, CA Rachael A. Denny Samuel Payes Bradley, CA San Jose, CA Sanda Everette Linda Piera Avila San Mateo, CA Santa Monica, CA Michael Feinstein Ajay Rai Santa Monica, CA Los Angeles, CA John Foran John Edward Reid Santa Barbara, CA Paso Robles, CA Michael Goldbeck Ron Stacy Rodarte Carlsbad, CA San Clemente, CA Richard Gomez Luis Rodriguez Fresno, CA San Fernando, CA Lindsey Harms Michael Rubin Bonita, CA Oakland, CA Tian Harter David Shantz Mountain View, CA Saint Helena, CA 10/4/2016 November 8, 2016, General Election Presidential Elector List for the State of California Libertarian Party Presidential Electors Pledged To: Gary Johnson Bill Weld Alexander Appleby David Kettering Kurt Schultz Stockton, CA Beaumont, CA Lafayette, CA Baron Bruno Manuel S. Klausner John Stagliano Marina Del Rey, CA Los Angeles, CA Malibu, CA Arman Chahal Janine Kloss Aaron Starr Modesto, CA Sacramento, CA Oxnard, CA Alicia Garcia Clark Tyler Kuskie Brian Thiemer Pasadena, CA Cameron Park, CA Fairfield, CA Edward Clark Paul Lazaga Emily Tilford Pasadena, CA Ben Lomond, CA Folsom, CA Tracy Cramer Roberto Leibman Jarrett Tilford Irvine, CA Roseville, CA Folsom, CA Joseph W. Dehn, III Thomas Lippman Susan Marie Weber Sunnyvale, CA Brisbane, CA Palm Desert, CA Barbara Engelhardt Benjamin T. Maes Robert G. Weber Sacramento, CA Suisun City, CA Culver City, CA Keith Ericson Michael Martin Randall Weissbuch San Diego, CA Santa Ana, CA Arcadia, CA Richard Fields Alex Mattis William C. White Davis, CA Sacramento, CA Los Altos, CA Aubrey Freedman Denis Mehulic Martha de Forest San Francisco, CA Pleasant Hill, CA San Diego, CA Nicholas Gerber Catherine Mellor Moraga, CA Lodi, CA Joshua Glawson Gale Morgan Pasadena, CA Sacramento, CA Noel R. Gregorio Samuel W. Oglesby Castaic, CA Garden Grove, CA Harland Harrison Kenneth Brent Olsen Belmont, CA Hanford, CA Jane Heider Gardner Osborne Carmel, CA La Jolla, CA Nathan Hoffman Shashi Ramchandani Los Angeles, CA Sunnyvale, CA John Hoop Joe Reynoso Signal Hill, CA Cloverdale, CA Linden Hsu Honor Robson San Jose, CA Long Beach, CA Jonathan Jaech Brian W. Ryman Los Angeles, CA Adelanto, CA Sandra Kallander Brian Schar Pacheco, CA Menlo Park, CA John Kendall David Schrader Newport Beach, CA Hermosa Beach, CA 10/4/2016 November 8, 2016, General Election Presidential Elector List for the State of California Peace and Freedom Party Presidential Electors Pledged To: Gloria Estela La Riva Dennis J. Banks Meghann Adams Ruben La Riva Lehma Amena Sawez Daly City, CA San Francisco, CA Davis, CA Kevin Akin Gloria La Riva Michelle Schudel Riverside, CA San Francisco, CA San Francisco, CA Margie Akin Tina Landis Fred Short Riverside, CA San Francisco, CA Ukiah, CA Richard Becker Frank Lara Margaret M. Smith San Francisco, CA Daly City, CA Aptos, CA Jon Lowell Britton Shelby Lippencott Neal Sweeney Campbell, CA Sacramento, CA Davis, CA Sarah Carlson Esmeralda Loreto Tahnee Sweeney San Francisco, CA Los Angeles, CA Davis, CA Tanya Chase Abel Macias Dennis Terrill San Francisco, CA San Diego, CA Sacramento, CA John Comly Evelyn C.
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