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Joe Biden Ballot Measure Proposition 14: Authorizes Bonds to Continue Funding Stem Cell and Other President Medical Research SACRAMENTO CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL ENDORSEMENTS November 3, 2020 General Election CALIFORNIA LABOR FEDERATION ENDORSEMENTS November 3, 2020 General Election Joe Biden Ballot Measure Proposition 14: Authorizes Bonds to Continue Funding Stem Cell and Other President Medical Research ...........................................................No Recommendation Proposition 15: Increases Funding for Public Schools, Community Colleges, and Local Government Services by Changing Tax Assessment of Commercial and Industrial Property ............................................Vote YES Proposition 16: Authorizes California Repeal Proposition 209 Affirmative Municipal, School Board, and Special District Races Action Amendment ..........................................................................Vote YES Proposition 17: Authorizes California Voting Rights Restoration for Davis City Council District 2 .......................................Will Arnold Davis City Council District 3 .......................................Lucas Frerichs Persons on Parole Amendment .......................................................Vote YES Davis City Council District 5 ....................................... OPEN ENDORSEMENT Proposition 18: California Voting for 17-Year-Olds Amendment ....Vote YES Elk Grove Mayor .......................................................... NO RECOMMENDATION Proposition 19: Property Tax Transfers, Exemptions, and Revenue for Elk Grove City Council District 1 ................................ OPEN ENDORSEMENT Wildfire Agencies and Counties Amendment ..................................Vote YES Elk Grove City Council District 3 ................................Maureen Craft Proposition 20: Restricts Parole for Non-violent Offenders. Authorizes Elk Grove Unified School District ............................1 Regina Q Banks Felony Sentences for Certain Offenses Currently Treated Only Elk Grove Unified School District ............................3 Bobby Roy as Misdemeanors ...................................................................................... Vote NO Elk Grove Unified School District ............................6 Nancy Chaires-Espinoza Proposition 21: Expands Local Government’s Authority to Enact Rent Elk Grove Unified School District ............................7 Carmine Forcina Control on Residential Property ....................................No Recommendation Los Rios Community College District 3 .................... Chris Yatooma Proposition 22: Changes Employment Classification Rules for App-based Los Rios Community College District 4 .................... Kelly Wilkerson Transportation and Delivery Drivers ..................................................Vote NO Los Rios Community College District 7 .................... Tami Nelson Proposition 23: Authorizes State Regulation of Kidney Dialysis Clinics. Natomas Unified School District ................................Ericka Harden Establishes Minimum Staffing and Other Requirements .................Vote YES Natomas Unified School District ................................Mariana Sabeniano Natomas Unified School District ................................ NO RECOMMENDATION Proposition 24: Amends Consumer Privacy Laws ... No Recommendation Proposition 25: Referendum to Overturn 2018 Law that Replaced Money Rancho Cordova City Council ....................................Donald Terry Bail System with a System Based on Public Safety Risk ...............Vote YES Rancho Cordova City Council ....................................Siri Pulipati Rancho Cordova City Council ....................................Jack Zwald U.S. REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS Roseville City Council District 1 .................................LaMills Garrett Roseville City Council District 3 .................................Neil Pople Congressional District 1 ............................................ Audrey Denney (D) Roseville City Council District 5 .................................Scott Alvord Congressional District 3 ............................................ John Garamendi (D) Congressional District 4 ............................................ Brynne Kennedy (D) Roseville Joint Union High School District ...............Greg Harnage Congressional District 6 ............................................ Doris Matsui (D) Roseville City School District .....................................Gary Miller Congressional District 7 ............................................ Ami Bera (D) Congressional District 9 ............................................ Jerry McNerney (D) Sacramento City Council District 2 ........................... NO RECOMMENDATION Sacramento City Council District 4 ........................... NO RECOMMENDATION California State Assembly Sacramento City Unified School District 3 ............... Jose Navarro Sacramento City Unified School District 4 ............... Nailah Pope-Hardin Assembly District 1 .................................................... Elizabeth Betancourt (D) Sacramento City Unified School District 5 ............... Chinua Rodes Assembly District 4 .................................................... Cecelia Aguiar-Curry (D) Sacramento City Unified School District 7 ............... Gracie Phillips Assembly District 5 .................................................... No Endorsement Assembly District 6 .................................................... Jackie Smith (D) Sacramento County Board of Supervisors District 3 ....Gregg Fishman Assembly District 7 .................................................... Kevin McCarty (D) Sacramento County Board of Supervisors District 4 .... NO ENDORSEMENT Assembly District 8 .................................................... Ken Cooley (D) Assembly District 9 .................................................... Jim Cooper (D) San Juan Unified School District ...............................Paula Villescaz San Juan Unified School District ...............................Pam Costa California State Senate San Juan Unified School District ............................... NO RECOMMENDATION Senate District 1 ......................................................... Pamela Swartz (D) SMUD Ward 1 ...............................................................Brandon Rose Senate District 3 ......................................................... Bill Dodd (D) SMUD Ward 2 ...............................................................Nancy Bui-Thompson Senate District 5 ......................................................... Susan Eggman (D) SMUD Ward 5 ...............................................................Rob Kerth Washington Unified School District 2 ........................Danny Thirakul Washington Unified School District 3 ........................Coby Pizzoti Washington Unified School District 4 ........................Jackie Thu-Huong Wong West Sacramento Mayor ............................................ Martha Guerrero West Sacramento City Council .................................. Norma Alcala West Sacramento City Council .................................. NO RECOMMENDATION Winters Unified School District 3 ...............................Stephanie Chavez Local Ballot Measures Washington Unified Measure Z Bond Measure ........ VOTE YES City of Sacramento Measure A .................................. VOTE YES Sacramento-Sierra’s Building & Construction Trades Council ENDORSEMENTS NOVEMBER 2020 ELK GROVE MAYOR (Open Endorsement) LOS RIOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT ROSEVILLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT (Top 2) Steve Ly Area 3: Chris Yatooma Gary Miller Bobbie Singh-Allen Area 4: Kelly Wilkerson Kumi Wickramasinghe Area 5: Pamela Haynes ELK GROVE CITY COUNCIL Area 7: Tami Nelson SACRAMENTO CITY COUNCIL District 1: Ali Moua Sean Loloee District 3: Maureen Craft ELK GROVE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Area 1: Regina Banks SACRAMENTO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WEST SACRAMENTO MAYOR Area 3: Bobby Roy Gregg Fishman Martha Guerrero RANCHO CORDOVA CITY COUNCIL (Top 3) YOLO COUNTY SUPERVISOR WEST SACRAMENTO CITY COUNCIL David Sander Jim Provenza Norma Alcala Donald Terry Open Endorsement for Seat 2 Jack Zwald U.S. CONGRESS WOODLAND CITY COUNCIL DAVIS CITY COUNCIL U.S. District 3: John Garamendi Victoria Fernandez District 2: Will Arnold U.S. District 4: Brynne Kennedy District 3: Lucas Frerichs U.S. District 6: Doris Matsui CITRUS HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL District 5: No Endorsement U.S. District 7: Ami Bera District 1: Nicole Castor District 3 (Open Endorsement): WASHINGTON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Tim Schaefer Trustee Area 2 (Open Endorsement): Thomas Goetz Danny Thirakul Jameson Parker STATE PROPOSITIONS Alvaro Venegas Prop. 16 – Vote Yes NATOMAS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (Top 3) Trustee Area 4: Jackie Thu-Huong Wong Scott Dosick Prop. 18 – Vote Yes Mariana Corona Sabeniano DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Prop. 19 – Vote Yes Ericka Harden Trustee Area 2: Lea Darrah Prop. 21 – Vote No Trustee Area 5: Cecilia Escamilla Greenwald SACRAMENTO CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Prop. 22 – Vote No Area 3: Christina Pritchett ROSEVILLE CITY COUNCIL Prop. 24 – Vote Yes Area 4: Jamee Villa District 1: LaMills Garrett Area 5: Chinua Rhodes District 3: Neil People Prop. 25 – Vote Yes Area 7: Jessie Ryan District 5: Scott Alvord Measures Guide MEASURE K- To upgrade schools, retain/ YOLO COUNTY $100,000 of assessed valuation while bonds attract quality teachers by repairing leaky roofs; are outstanding, with citizen oversight, audits, removing asbestos/mold; keeping schools safe; MEASURE K- BOND MEASURE RIVER no money for administrators, and all funds SACRAMENTO
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