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Candidates on Ballot[PDF] Contest/Candidate Proof List Presidential General Election Contests: 1000 to 6068 - Contests On Ballot Candidates: Qualified Candidates Num Num Contest/District Vote For Cands Qualified Status Party-Nominated PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT President and Vice President 1000 PRESIDENT AND, VICE PRESIDENT *0-0 County Of Marin 1 6 6 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Joe Biden Elected Barack Obama Elected Candidate(s): BARACK OBAMA, Democratic Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 JOE BIDEN User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed MITT ROMNEY, Republican Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 PAUL RYAN User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed THOMAS HOEFLING, American Independent Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 ROBERT ORNELAS User Codes: Cand ID: 3 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed JILL STEIN, Green Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 CHERI HONKALA User Codes: Cand ID: 4 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed GARY JOHNSON, Libertarian Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 JAMES P. GRAY User Codes: Cand ID: 5 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed ROSEANNE BARR, Peace And Freedom Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 CINDY SHEEHAN User Codes: Cand ID: 6 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate Proof List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 1 of 6 Print Date and Time: 9/4/2012 11:30:44AM * Num Num Contest/District Vote For Cands Qualified Status Voter-Nominated UNITED STATES SENATOR United States Senator * 1790 UNITED STATES SENATOR *0-0 County Of Marin 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Dianne Feinstein Elected Candidate(s): DIANNE FEINSTEIN, Democratic Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 United States Senator User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $3,480.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed ELIZABETH EMKEN, Republican Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 Businesswoman/Nonprofit Executive User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $3,480.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Voter-Nominated UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE United States Representative, 2nd District * 1800 U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, 2nd District *102-0 2nd Congressional District 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Lynn Woolsey Elected Candidate(s): JARED HUFFMAN, Democratic Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 Environmental Attorney/Assemblymember User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $1,740.00 Fees Paid: $1,740.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 03/08/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/10/2012 DANIEL W. ROBERTS, Republican Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 Local Independent Businessman User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $1,740.00 Fees Paid: $1,740.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 03/07/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/10/2012 Voter-Nominated MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY Member of the State Assembly, 10th District * 1820 MEMBER STATE ASSEMBLY, 10th District *310-0 10th Assembly District 1 2 2 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Jared William Huffman Elected Candidate(s): MARC LEVINE, Democratic Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 Councilmember, City of San Rafael User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $952.91 Fees Paid: $952.91 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 03/09/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/10/2012 CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate Proof List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 2 of 6 Print Date and Time: 9/4/2012 11:30:45AM * Num Num Contest/District Vote For Cands Qualified Status Voter-Nominated MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY Member of the State Assembly, 10th District 1820 MEMBER STATE ASSEMBLY, 10th District 1 2 2 ON BALLOT MICHAEL ALLEN, Democratic Qualified Date: 6/5/2012 Assemblymember/Attorney User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $952.91 Fees Paid: $952.91 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 03/05/2012 Candidate Statement Filed Non-Partisan SCHOOL SAUSALITO MARIN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member * 3771 SAUSALITO-MARIN CITY, SCHOOL DISTRICT-GovBdMem SC15-0 Sausalito Marin City School District 2 3 3 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): William J Ziegler Jr Elected Karen Marie Benjamin Elected Candidate(s): CAROLINE F. VAN ALST Qualified Date: 7/27/2012 Forensic CPA/Educator User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 07/27/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 07/27/2012 WILLIAM ZIEGLER Qualified Date: 8/6/2012 Incumbent User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 08/06/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/06/2012 PETER CHRISTIAN ROMANOWSKY Qualified Date: 8/7/2012 Minister User Codes: Cand ID: 3 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 08/07/2012 Candidate Statement Filed Non-Partisan MUNICIPAL CITY OF SAUSALITO Member, City Council * 5545 CITY OF SAUSALITO, Member City Council *509-0 City Of Sausalito 3 7 7 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Linda Jeanne Pfeifer Elected Douglas Michael Kelly Elected Carolyn Sue Ford Elected Candidate(s): RAY WITHY Qualified Date: 8/9/2012 Biotech Start-up Advisor User Codes: Cand ID: 1 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 08/09/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/09/2012 CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate Proof List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 3 of 6 Print Date and Time: 9/4/2012 11:30:45AM * Num Num Contest/District Vote For Cands Qualified Status Non-Partisan MUNICIPAL CITY OF SAUSALITO Member, City Council 5545 CITY OF SAUSALITO, Member City Council 3 7 7 ON BALLOT DON OLSEN Qualified Date: 8/10/2012 Architect User Codes: Cand ID: 2 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 08/10/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/10/2012 LINDA PFEIFER Qualified Date: 8/10/2012 Incumbent User Codes: Cand ID: 3 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 08/10/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/10/2012 VICKI NICHOLS Qualified Date: 8/15/2012 Personal Assistant User Codes: Cand ID: 4 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 08/15/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/15/2012 ANN MATRANGA Qualified Date: 8/15/2012 Developmental Editor User Codes: Cand ID: 5 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 08/15/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/15/2012 THOMAS THEODORES Qualified Date: 8/15/2012 Retired Corporate Counsel User Codes: Cand ID: 6 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 08/15/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/15/2012 MICHAEL SOBEL Qualified Date: 8/15/2012 Financial Executive User Codes: Cand ID: 7 Filing Fee: $0.00 Fees Paid: $0.00 $0.00 Requirements Status ------------------------------------------------------- Declaration of Candidacy Issued Declaration of Candidacy Filed 08/15/2012 Candidate Statement Filed 08/15/2012 Non-Partisan DISTRICT MARIN HEALTHCARE DISTRICT Director 6030 MARIN HEALTHCARE, DISTRICT-Director HOS01-0 Marin Healthcare District 2 3 3 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Harris Filgate Simmonds Elected Ann Sparkman Elected CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate Proof List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 4 of 6 Print Date and Time: 9/4/2012 11:30:45AM * Num Num Contest/District
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