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IBEW 11 Recommendations for Nov. 6 Election IBEW 11 Recommendations for Nov. 6 Election U.S. SENATE Kevin De Leon GOVERNOR Gavin Newsom LT GOVERNOR Dr. Ed Hernandez ATTORNEY GENERAL Xavier Becerra STATE TREASURER Fiona Ma CONTROLLER Betty Yee SECRETARY OF STATE Alex Padilla SUPER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Tony Thurmond INS COMMISSIONER Ricardo Lara Proposition 1: VOTE YES Proposition 7: VOTE NO Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act Daylight Savings Time. of 2018. Proposition 8: VOTE YES Proposition 2: VOTE YES Authorizes Regulation of Dialysis Clinics. No Place Like Home Act of 2018. Proposition 9: VOTE NO Proposition 3: VOTE YES Division of California Into Three States. Authorizes Bonds to Fund Projects for (Blocked by Court) Water Supply, etc. Proposition 10: VOTE NO Proposition 4: VOTE YES Expands Locals’ Authority to Enact Rent Authorizes Bonds Funding Construction at Control on Property. Children’s Hospitals. Proposition 11: VOTE NO Proposition 5: VOTE NO Requires Private Ambulance Workers to Changes Requirements for Home Owners to Remain On-Call During Breaks. Transfer Property Tax. Proposition 12: VOTE YES Proposition 6: VOTE NO Establishes New Standards for Confinement Eliminates Road Repair and Transportation of Farm Animals. Funding. Congress California State Assembly Congressional District 25 Katie Hill CA Assembly District 36 No Endorsement Congressional District 27 Judy Chu CA Assembly District 39 Luz Rivas Congressional District 28 Adam Schiff CA Assembly District 41 Chris Holden Congressional District 29 Tony Cardenas CA Assembly District 43 Laura Friedman Congressional District 30 Brad Sherman CA Assembly District 44 Jacqui Irwin Congressional District 32 Grace Napolitano CA Assembly District 45 Jesse Gabriel Congressional District 33 Ted Lieu CA Assembly District 46 Adrin Nazarian Congressional District 34 Jimmy Gomez CA Assembly District 48 Blanca Rubio Congressional District 35 Norma Torres CA Assembly District 49 Ed Chau Congressional District 37 Karen Bass CA Assembly District 51 Wendy Carrillo Congressional District 38 Linda Sanchez CA Assembly District 52 Freddie Rodriguez Congressional District 39 Gil Cisneros CA Assembly District 53 Miguel Santiago Congressional District 40 Lucille Roybal-Allard CA Assembly District 54 Sydney Kamlager Congressional District 43 Maxine Waters CA Assembly District 55 Greg Fritchle Congressional District 44 Nanette Barragan CA Assembly District 57 Ian Calderon Congressional District 47 Alan Lowenthal CA Assembly District 58 No Endorsement CA Assembly District 59 Reggie Jones-Sawyer California State Senate CA Assembly District 62 Autumn Burke State Senate District 18 Bob Hertzberg CA Assembly District 63 Anthony Rendon State Senate District 20 Connie Leyva CA Assembly District 64 Mike Gipson State Senate District 22 Mike Eng CA Assembly District 66 Al Muratsuchi State Senate District 24 Maria Elena Durazo CA Assembly District 70 Patrick O’Donnell State Senate District 26 Ben Allen State Senate District 30 Holly Mitchell State Senate District 32 Bob Archuleta County of Los Angeles Superior Court Judges Board of Supervisors – Superior Court #4 A. Veronica Sauceda 1st District Hilda Solis Superior Court #16 Sydne Jane Michel 3rd District Sheila Kuehl Superior Court #20 Mary Ann Escalante Superior Court #60 Tony Cho LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva Superior Court #67 Lucy Armendariz Assessor Jeffrey Prang Superior Court #71 Danielle R.A. Gibbons Superior Court #113 Javier Perez CA Board of Equalization – 3rd District Superior Court #118 David Diamond Tony Vasquez Superior Court # 126 Ken Fuller Superior Court #146 Armando Duron Alhambra City Council District 5 Adele Andrade-Stadler Artesia – City Council Victor Manalo Ali Sajjad Taj Melissa Ramoso Azusa - Unified School District Board Xilonin Cruz Gonzalez Paul Naccachian Baldwin Park Mayor Cruz Baca City Council Paul Hernandez Measure AE – VOTE Yes Carson – City Council Louie Diaz Elito Santarina Cudahy – City Council Chris Hernandez Baru Sanchez Jose R. Gonzalez Downey City Council Carrie Uva Downey Unified School Dist Area 3 Carlos Avalos Duarte – City Council Bryan Urias City of El Monte Mayor Andre Quintero City Council Maria Morales Jessica Ancona City Clerk Cathi Eredia Treasurer Viviana Longoria El Monte City School District Board Roberto Cruz Elizabeth Rivas Lisette Mendez Measure HS – VOTE Yes Mountain View School Penny Vasquez District Board Cindy Wu Adam Carranza El Rancho Unified School District Jose Lara Leanne Ibarra Hacienda Heights/La Puente Unified School District Anthony Duarte Hawaiian Gardens – City Council Jesse Alvarado Monica Rodriquez Luis Roa Hawthorne – City Council Angie English Alex Monteiro La Puente – City Council Charlie Klinakis Valerie Munoz Lawndale – City Council Pat Kearney Lynwood – Unified School District Board Alfonso Morales Alma Delia-Renteria Maywood – City Council Eddie De La Riva Ricardo Lara Montebello – City Council Angie Jimenez Vivian Romero Art Barajas Montebello Unified School District Board Marisol Uribe Norwalk La Mirada USD Ana Valencia Darryl R. Adams Norma Amezcua Jude Cazares Rio Hondo College Board of Trustees Area 1 Norma Garcia Area 3 Rosaelva Lomeli Area 5 Dylan Logas City of San Fernando – City Council Antonio Lopez Santa Monica – City Council Kevin McKeown Sue Himmelrich Greg Morena Santa Monica College - Board of Trustees Nancy Greenstein Louise Jaffe Patrick Acosta Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District Board Members Laurie Lieberman Oscar Delatorre Craig Foster Richard Tahvildaran Torrance Unified School District Board Member Jeremy Gerson Upper San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District – Div 5 Jennifer Santana San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District – Div 5 Diana Williams City of Palmdale Mayor Steve Hofbauer 4th Council District Juan Carrillo Palmdale School District Board: Nancy Smith Ralph Velador Palmdale Water District Division 5 Vincent Dino Division 2 Don Wilson Pico Rivera – City Council David Armenta Gustavo Camacho South Whittier School District Board Member Carlos Penilla Natalia Barajas West Covina – City Council 4th District James Toma Central Basin Water Board Arturo Chacon Ballot Measures Burbank School District Los Angeles County Measure QS – VOTE Yes Measure W – VOTE Yes City of Covina City of Long Beach Measure CC - VOTE Yes Measure AAA – VOTE Yes Measure BBB – VOTE Yes Antelope Valley Health Care District Measure CCC – VOTE Yes Measure H – VOTE Yes Measure DDD – VOTE Yes Measure WW – VOTE Yes City of Los Angeles Charter Amendment E – VOTE Yes City of Lawndale Measure L – VOTE Yes LAUSD Charter Amendment EE – VOTE Yes Mt. San Antonio Community College District Measure GO – VOTE Yes Cities of Artesia, Bell, & Cerritos ABCUSD Measure BB – VOTE Yes .
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