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Composite Voter Information Guide VOTER INFORMATION GUIDE GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 Polls Open from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. ATTENTION: THE LOCATION OF YOUR POLLING PLACE MAY HAVE CHANGED. SEE BACK COVER FOR YOUR POLLING PLACE. 001 ACVOTE.ORG TOP TWO OPEN PRIMARY ACT mm;ѶķƑƏƐƏķ-Ѵb=oumb-o|;uv-rruo;7uorovbঞomƐƓķ_b1_1u;-|;7|_;ľ$or$or;mubl-u1|Ŀ Prior to the “Top Two Open Primary Act” • -m7b7-|;vummbm]=ou-r-uঞv-moL1;-rr;-u;7omѴom|_;bur-u|Ľv0-ѴѴo|ĺ • $_;|oro|;Ŋ];;u=uol;-1_t-ѴbC;7r-u|-m7-m1-m7b7-|;v_ot-ѴbC;7vbm]|_;bm7;r;m7;m|molbm-ঞom ruo1;vvoѴ7|_;mlo;om|o|_;;m;u-Ѵ Ѵ;1ঞomĺ Now, under the “Top Two Open Primary Act” • ѴѴ1-m7b7-|;vummbm]ķu;]-u7Ѵ;vvo=|_;bur-u|ru;=;u;m1;ķbѴѴ-rr;-uom-vbm]Ѵ;1ol0bm;70-ѴѴo|ĺ • (o|;uv1-mo|;=ou-m1-m7b7-|;=uol-mroѴbঞ1-Ѵr-u|ĺ • $_bv1_-m];v|_;-;Ѵ;1ঞomv-u;1om71|;7=ou-ѴѴv|-|;b7;oL1;v-m7|_;=oѴѴobm]oL1;vĹ Ŏ&ĺ"ĺ";m-|ouŎ&ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ;Ŏ"|-|;";m-|;Ŏ;l0;uo=|_;"|-|;vv;l0Ѵ • $_bvDOES NOT-@;1||_;;Ѵ;1ঞomo=U.S. President and om|;m|u-Ѵollb;;vķ_b1_-u;vঞѴѴr-u| molbm-|;7ĺ !$+Ŋ$ " -u|Ŋolbm-|;7oL1;v-u;1om|;v|vbm_b1_|_;molbm;;bvv;Ѵ;1|;70|_;roѴbঞ1-Ѵr-u|ĺ Ő oul;uѴhmom-v-uঞv-mő &ĺ"ĺu;vb7;m|-m7om|;m|u-Ѵollb;;v L1;v *Note: &ĺ"ĺu;vb7;m|-m7om|;m|u-Ѵollb;;v-u;mo|r=ou|_;o;l0;uѵķƑƏƐѶ Ѵ;1ঞomĺ mѴo|;uvu;]bv|;u;7b|_|_;v-l;r-u|ru;=;u;m1;-v|_;1-m7b7-|;ĺ Who Can Vote Ő 1;r|r-uঞ;v_o-ѴѴomomr-uঞv-mv|o1uovvŊo;u-m7fobm|_;burubl-uő )_o7-m1;v|o|_; u;vb7;mঞ-Ѵ1om|;v|vomѴĸ|_;|oro|;Ŋ];;ubm;-1_t-ѴbC;7r-u|bѴѴlo;om|o|_; ;m;u-Ѵ Ѵ;1ঞom ;m;u-Ѵ Ѵ;1ঞomĺ ($ !Ŋ$ " (o|;uŊolbm-|;7oL1;v-u;1om|;v|vbm_b1_|_;molbm;;bvv;Ѵ;1|;70|_;o|;uĺ Ŏ&ĺ"ĺ";m-|ouŎ&ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ;Ŏo;umouŎb;|;m-m|o;umouŎ";1u;|-uo="|-|; o;l0;uѵķƑƏƐѶL1;v Ŏom|uoѴѴ;uŎ$u;-vu;uŎoum;;m;u-ѴŎmvu-m1;ollbvvbom;u Ŏ;l0;uķo-u7o= t-Ѵb-ঞomŎ"|-|;";m-|ouŎ;l0;uo=|_;"|-|;vv;l0Ѵ Who Can Vote ѴѴo|;uvķu;]-u7Ѵ;vvo=r-u|ru;=;u;m1;ĺ )_o7-m1;v|o|_; $_;|orŊ|oo|;Ŋ];;uvķu;]-u7Ѵ;vvo=r-u|ru;=;u;m1;bѴѴlo;om|o|_;;m;u-Ѵ Ѵ;1ঞomĺ ;m;u-Ѵ Ѵ;1ঞom !$" " omr-uঞv-moL1;v-u;1om|;v|vbm_b1_moroѴbঞ1-Ѵr-u|molbm-|;v-1-m7b7-|;ĺ Ŏ"|-|;"r;ubm|;m7;m|o=0Ѵb1mv|u1ঞomŎvv;vvou o;l0;uѵķƑƏƐѶL1;v Ŏ"1_ooѴ bv|ub1|o;umbm]o-u7;l0;uvŎollmb|oѴѴ;]; bv|ub1|$uv|;;v Ŏ"r;1b-Ѵ bv|ub1| bu;1|ouvŎb|L1;v Who Can Vote ѴѴo|;uvķu;]-u7Ѵ;vvo=r-u|ru;=;u;m1;ĺ ml-foub|o|;1om|;v|vķ1-m7b7-|;v|_-|u;1;b;-l-foub|o=|_;o|;vbmo|ub]_|bm|_; )_o7-m1;v|o|_; ubl-uĺ=mo1-m7b7-|;u;1;b;v-l-foub|o=|_;o|;ķ|_;m|_;|orŊ|oo|;Ŋ];;uvlo;om ;m;u-Ѵ Ѵ;1ঞom |o|_;;m;u-Ѵ Ѵ;1ঞomĺ " !ĹoL1;vѴbv|;7om|_bvr-];-u;v0f;1||o1_-m]; TOP2-2018 POLITICAL PARTY ENDORSEMENTS NOVEMBER 6, 2018 — GENERAL ELECTION uv-m||o-Ѵb=oumb- Ѵ;1ঞomvo7;";1ঞomƐƒƒƏƑŐ0őķ-t-ѴbC;7roѴbঞ1-Ѵr-u|l- u;t;v||_; Ѵ;1ঞomvL1;|obm1Ѵ7;-Ѵbv|o=;m7ouv;71-m7b7-|;v=ou(o|;uŊolbm-|;7 L1;vbm|_;(o|;um=oul-ঞomb7;ĺ;Ѵo-u;|_;;m7ouv;l;m|vĹ AMERICAN INDEPENDENT PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT CANDIDATE o;umou "|-|;b7; o_mĺo ";1u;|-uo="|-|; "|-|;b7; -uhĺ;v;u Controller "|-|;b7; omv|-mঞmov!o7bঞv $u;-vu;u "|-|;b7; u;]omѴom oum;;m;u-Ѵ "|-|;b7; "|;;m-bѴ; mvu-m1;ollbvvbom;u "|-|;b7; "|;;obm;u o-u7o= t-Ѵb-ঞom;l0;u Ƒm7 District -uhumv &ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; ƐƔ£om]u;vvbom-Ѵ bv|ub1| !7ĺ;|;uvuĺ &ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; Ɛƕ£om]u;vvbom-Ѵ bv|ub1| !omo_;m "|-|;";m-|ou ƐƏ|_"|-|;";m-|; bv|ub1| (b1|ouĺ"-m(b1;m|; "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u Ɛѵ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| -|_-ubm;-h;u "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u ƑƔ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| o0um|om DEMOCRATIC PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT CANDIDATE o;umou "|-|;b7; -bm;vol ";1u;|-uo="|-|; "|-|;b7; Ѵ;-7bѴѴ- Controller "|-|;b7; ;$ĺ+;; $u;-vu;u "|-|;b7; Fiona Ma oum;;m;u-Ѵ "|-|;b7; *-b;u;1;uu- mvu-m1;ollbvvbom;u "|-|;b7; !b1-u7o-u- o-u7o= t-Ѵb-ঞom Ƒm7 District -Ѵb-o_;m &ĺ"ĺ";m-|ou "|-|;b7; ;bm7;;ॕm &ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; Ɛƒ|_ Congressional District -u0-u-;; &ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; ƐƔ£om]u;vvbom-Ѵ bv|ub1| ub1"-Ѵ;ѴѴ &ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; Ɛƕ£om]u;vvbom-Ѵ bv|ub1| !o_-mm- "|-|;";m-|ou ƐƏ£"|-|;";m-|; bv|ub1| o0)b;1hovhb "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u Ɛѵ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| !;0;11--;uŊ-_-m "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u ƐѶ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| !o0om|- "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u ƑƏ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| bѴѴ buh "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u ƑƔ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| -mv;m_ PARTY-1 POLITICAL PARTY ENDORSEMENTS NOVEMBER 6, 2018 — GENERAL ELECTION uv-m| |o -Ѵb=oumb- Ѵ;1ঞomv o7; ";1ঞom ƐƒƒƏƑŐ0őķ - t-ѴbC;7 roѴbঞ1-Ѵ r-u| l- u;t;v||_; Ѵ;1ঞomvL1;|obm1Ѵ7;-Ѵbv|o=;m7ouv;71-m7b7-|;v=ou(o|;uŊolbm-|;7 L1;vbm|_;(o|;um=oul-ঞomb7;ĺ;Ѵo-u;|_;;m7ouv;l;m|vĹ GREEN PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT CANDIDATE &ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; Ɛƒ|_ Congressional District -u-);ѴѴv PEACE AND FREEDOM PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT CANDIDATE &ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; Ɛƒ|_ Congressional District -u-);ѴѴv REPUBLICAN PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT CANDIDATE o;umou "|-|;b7; o_mĺo ";1u;|-uo="|-|; "|-|;b7; -uhĺ;v;u Controller "|-|;b7; omv|-mঞmov!o7bঞv $u;-vu;u "|-|;b7; u;]omѴom oum;;m;u-Ѵ "|-|;b7; "|;;mĺ-bѴ; o-u7o= t-Ѵb-ঞom Ƒm7 District -uhumv &ĺ"ĺ!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; ƐƔ£om]u;vvbom-Ѵ bv|ub1| !7ĺ;|;uvķuĺ "|-|;";m-|ou ƐƏ£"|-|;";m-|; bv|ub1| (b1|ouĺ"-m(b1;m|; "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u Ɛѵ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| -|_-ubm;-h;u "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u ƐѶ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| "|;r_;m"Ѵ-vom "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u ƑƏ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| ov;r_u1-u "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u ƑƔ£vv;l0Ѵ bv|ub1| o0um|om PARTY-2 November 6, 2018 General Election Candidate Party Preference History for the Last 10 Years* -m7b7-|; -u|u;=;u;m1; om| Timeframe Governor o_mĺo !;r0Ѵb1-m "-m b;]o ƑƏƐƐŊƑƏƐѶ |o="|-|; ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƐ -bm;vol ;lo1u-ঞ1 Marin ƑƏƐƐŊƑƏƐѶ ;lo1u-ঞ1 "-m u-m1bv1o ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƐ Lieutenant Governor 7;um-m7; ;lo1u-ঞ1 ovm];Ѵ;v ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ Ѵ;mbom-Ѵ-hbv ;lo1u-ঞ1 "-m u-m1bv1o ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ Secretary of State -uhĺ;v;u !;r0Ѵb1-m om|u-ov|- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ |o="|-|; ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƏѶ Ѵ;-7bѴѴ- ;lo1u-ঞ1 ovm];Ѵ;v ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ Controller omv|-mঞmov!o7bঞv !;r0Ѵb1-m u-m]; ƑƏƐƕŊƑƏƐѶ o-u|u;=;u;m1; u-m]; ƑƏƐƕŊƑƏƐƕ !;r0Ѵb1-m u-m]; ƑƏƐƕŊƑƏƐƕ o-u|u;=;u;m1; u-m]; ƑƏƐƕŊƑƏƐƕ !;r0Ѵb1-m u-m]; ƑƏƐƔŊƑƏƐƕ b0;u|-ub-m u-m]; ƑƏƐƔŊƑƏƐƔ o-u|u;=;u;m1; u-m]; ƑƏƐƑŊƑƏƐƔ ;lo1u-ঞ1 u-m]; ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƑ ;$ĺ+;; ;lo1u-ঞ1 Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƐƏŊƑƏƐѶ ;lo1u-ঞ1 "-m u-m1bv1o ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƏ Treasurer u;]omѴom !;r0Ѵb1-m "-m-|;o ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ bom-- ;lo1u-ঞ1 "-m u-m1bv1o ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ oum;;m;u-Ѵ "|;;m-bѴ; !;r0Ѵb1-m Ѵ ou-7o ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ *-b;u;1;uu- ;lo1u-ঞ1 "-1u-l;m|o ƑƏƐƕŊƑƏƐѶ ;lo1u-ঞ1 ovm];Ѵ;v ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƕ Insurance Commissioner !b1-u7o-u- ;lo1u-ঞ1 ovm];Ѵ;v ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ "|;;obm;u o-u|u;=;u;m1; "-m b;]o ƑƏƐѶŊƑƏƐѶ !;r0Ѵb1-m "-m b;]o ƑƏƐѵŊƑƏƐѶ o-u|u;=;u;m1; "-m b;]o ƑƏƐƔŊƑƏƐѵ !;r0Ѵb1-m "-m|-Ѵ-u- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƔ o-u7o= t-Ѵb-ঞom;l0;u bv|ub1|Ƒ -uhumv !;r0Ѵb1-m "-m|-Ѵ-u- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ -Ѵb-o_;m ;lo1u-ঞ1 "-m u-m1bv1o ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ United States Senate ;bm ;;om ;lo1u-ঞ1 ovm];Ѵ;v ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ b-mm; ;bmv|;bm ;lo1u-ঞ1 "-m u-m1bv1o ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ Ŗ$_;bm=oul-ঞom-0o;-vruob7;701-m7b7-|;vom|_;bu ;1Ѵ-u-ঞomo=-m7b7-1=oulvĺ=-1-m7b7-|;ruob7;7lou;|_-mƐƏ;-uvo=roѴbঞ1-Ѵr-u| ru;=;u;m1;_bv|ouķ|_-|bm=oul-ঞombvmo|bm1Ѵ7;7om|_bvr-];ĺ=-1-m7b7-|;ruob7;7o|;uu;]bv|u-ঞombm=oul-ঞomo|vb7;o=-Ѵb=oumb-ķ|_-|bm=oul-ঞombv mo|bm1Ѵ7;7om|_bvr-];ĺ=1-m7b7-|;v7;vb]m-|;7|_;lv;Ѵ;v-v ;1Ѵbm;Ŋ$oŊ"|-|;ķ $"ķ "ķomŊ-uঞv-mķoum7;r;m7;m|om|_;bu ;1Ѵ-u-ঞomo=-m7b7-1 =oulvķ|_ov;7;vb]m-ঞomv_-;0;;m1_-m];7|oľo-u|u;=;u;m1;Ŀom|_bvr-];ĺ PPH-1 November 6, 2018 General Election Candidate Party Preference History for the Last 10 Years* -m7b7-|; -u|u;=;u;m1; om| Timeframe &mb|;7"|-|;v!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; bv|ub1|Ɛƒ -u0-u-;; ;lo1u-ঞ1 Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ -u-);ѴѴv Green Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƐƒŊƑƏƐѶ o-u|u;=;u;m1; Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƐƒŊƑƏƐƒ Green Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƒ &mb|;7"|-|;v!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; bv|ub1|ƐƔ !7ĺ;|;uvuĺ !;r0Ѵb1-m Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ ub1"-Ѵ;ѴѴ ;lo1u-ঞ1 Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ &mb|;7"|-|;v!;ru;v;m|-ঞ; bv|ub1|Ɛƕ !omo_;m !;r0Ѵb1-m Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƐƔŊƑƏƐѶ o-u|u;=;u;m1; Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƔ !o_-mm- ;lo1u-ঞ1 Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ "|-|;";m-|ou bv|ub1|ƐƏ (b1|ouĺ"-m(b1;m|; !;r0Ѵb1-m "-m|-Ѵ-u- ƑƏƐƔŊƑƏƐѶ ;lo1u-ঞ1 "-m|-Ѵ-u- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƔ o0)b;1hovhb ;lo1u-ঞ1 Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u bv|ub1|ƐƔ o-mh-;1hѴ;v ;lo1u-ঞ1 om|u-ov|- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ @)b1hv ;lo1u-ঞ1 Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƐѵŊƑƏƐѶ |o="|-|; ƑƏƐƐŊƑƏƐƔ ;lo1u-ঞ1 ovm];Ѵ;v ƑƏƐƏŊƑƏƐƏ |o="|-|; ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƏ ;lo1u-ঞ1 ovm];Ѵ;v ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƏѶ "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u bv|ub1|Ɛѵ -|_-ubm;-h;u !;r0Ѵb1-m Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ !;0;11--;uŊ-_-m ;lo1u-ঞ1 om|u-ov|- ƑƏƐƐŊƑƏƐѶ ;lo1u-ঞ1 Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐƐ "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u bv|ub1|ƐѶ !o0om|- ;lo1u-ঞ1 Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ "|;r_;m"Ѵ-vom !;r0Ѵb1-m Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u bv|ub1|ƑƏ ov;r_u1-u !;r0Ѵb1-m Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ bѴѴ buh ;lo1u-ঞ1 Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ "|-|;vv;l0Ѵ;l0;u bv|ub1|ƑƔ o0um|om !;r0Ѵb1-m Ѵ-l;7- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ -mv;m_ ;lo1u-ঞ1 "-m|-Ѵ-u- ƑƏƏѶŊƑƏƐѶ Ŗ$_;bm=oul-ঞom-0o;-vruob7;701-m7b7-|;vom|_;bu ;1Ѵ-u-ঞomo=-m7b7-1=oulvĺ=-1-m7b7-|;ruob7;7lou;|_-mƐƏ;-uvo=roѴbঞ1-Ѵr-u| ru;=;u;m1;_bv|ouķ|_-|bm=oul-ঞombvmo|bm1Ѵ7;7om|_bvr-];ĺ=-1-m7b7-|;ruob7;7o|;uu;]bv|u-ঞombm=oul-ঞomo|vb7;o=-Ѵb=oumb-ķ|_-|bm=oul-ঞombv mo|bm1Ѵ7;7om|_bvr-];ĺ=1-m7b7-|;v7;vb]m-|;7|_;lv;Ѵ;v-v ;1Ѵbm;Ŋ$oŊ"|-|;ķ $"ķ "ķomŊ-uঞv-mķoum7;r;m7;m|om|_;bu ;1Ѵ-u-ঞomo=-m7b7-1 =oulvķ|_ov;7;vb]m-ঞomv_-;0;;m1_-m];7|oľo-u|u;=;u;m1;Ŀom|_bvr-];ĺ PPH-2 PROPOSITION 34 INFORMATION NOVEMBER 6, 2018 ALAMEDA COUNTY LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES WHO HAVE VOLUNTARILY AGREED TO EXPENDITURE LIMITATIONS SET FORTH IN SECTION 85400 OF PROPOSITION 34 POLITICAL PARTY OFFICE DISTRICT CANDIDATE PREFERENCE Assembly 15 Jovanka Beckles ;lo1u-ঞ1 Assembly 15 @)b1hv ;lo1u-ঞ1 Assembly 18 Rob Bonta ;lo1u-ঞ1 Assembly 18 Stephen Slauson !;r0Ѵb1-m Assembly 20 bѴѴ buh ;lo1u-ঞ1 Assembly 20 Joseph Grcar !;r0Ѵb1-m Assembly 25 Kansen Chu ;lo1u-ঞ1 Assembly 25 Bob Brunton !;r0Ѵb1-m Senate 10 o0)b;1hovhb ;lo1u-ঞ1 Senate 10 (b1|ouĺ"-m(b1;m|; !;r0Ѵb1-m $_bvѴbv|bvr0Ѵbv_;7bm|_;(o|;um=oul-ঞomb7;-v-u;tbu;l;m|o=uorovbঞomƒƓ Ő";1ঞomѶƔѵƏƏő_b1_-v-rruo;70|_;o|;uvomo;l0;uƕķƑƏƏƏ PROP34 Candidate’s Statement UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 13TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT BARBARA LEE Occupation: U.S.
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