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Official Sample Ballot

Dean C. LoganLos Angeles CountyRegistrar-Recorder/County Clerk

Presidential Primary ElectionJune 7, 2016

Polls open at 7 am and close at 8 pm

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Voting Instructions

How to vote at your polling place on Election Day

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Voting for write-in candidates

How to vote for a person not listed on the ballotWrite the name and office of the official write-in candidate in the “write-in”portion of the ballot. A list of “Qualified Write-in Candidates” is availableeleven days before the election at lavote.net .

You may not write in a candidate and vote for a candidate on the ballot for the same office.

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Information for voters

About this electionThe ballot for this election includes both partisan and non-partisannominating primaries. Your ballot may also include local non-partisancontests (County Board of Supervisors, County District Attorney,Superior Court Judges, Special or School Districts, or/and City offices).

Party-Nominated OfficesIf you indicated a political party preference when you registered to vote, youmay only vote for a presidential candidate for that particular party in thePresidential Primary Election.

The United States Presidential Candidate is nominated by members of his orher political party through presidential primary elections.

Non-Partisan OfficesEach political party had the option to adopt a party rule, permitting Non-Partisan voters to request their party's presidential ballot. This is known asa cross over ballot. A Non-Partisan voter can ask a poll worker at theirpolling place for a ballot for those political parties that allow voters to crossover. If you are voting by mail, and would like to cross over, be sure to writedown your choice of ballot on the Vote by Mail application. You can nd theapplication on the back cover of this booklet. If a Non-Partisan voter doesnot request to cross over, they will be given a non-partisan ballot, containingonly the names of candidates for voter-nominated offices, local non-partisanoffices and measures to be voted upon at this election


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Voter Bill of Rights

You have the following rights:

1. The right to vote if you are a registered voter. You are eligible to vote if youare:

a U.S. citizen living in California registered where you currently liveat least 18 years old not in prison or on parole for a felony

2. The right to vote if you are a registered voter even if your name is not onthe list.You will vote using a provisional ballot. Your vote will be counted ifelections officials determine that you are eligible to vote.

3. The right to vote if you are still in line when the polls close.

4. The right to cast a secret ballot without anyone bothering you or telling youhow to vote.

5. The right to get a new ballot if you have made a mistake, if you have notalready cast your ballot. You can:

Ask an elections official at a polling place for a new ballot; orExchange your vote-by-mail ballot for a new one at an elections office, or atyour polling place; orVote using a provisional ballot, if you do not have your original vote-by-mailballot.

6. The right to get help casting your ballot from anyone you choose, exceptfrom your employer or union representative.

7. The right to drop off your completed vote-by-mail ballot at any pollingplace in the county where you are registered to vote.


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Visit lavote.net and submit your request online.

Tear off and mail back the application on the back coverpage of this booklet.

Send a letter signed by the voter that includes the voter’s residenceaddress and where to send the Vote By Mail ballot:Registrar-Recorder/County ClerkP.O. Box 30450, Los Angeles, CA 90030-0450.

Permanent Vote By MailYou can request a ballot to be mailed to you automatically every time there isan election. This is called Permanent Vote By Mail status. California law allowsa voter to declare that they want to automatically vote by mail every election.

You can download an application at lavote.net or just check the box on theVote By Mail application on the back cover of this booklet.

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Party-Nominated Offices Only voters who disclosed a preference upon registering to vote for the same party as the candidate seeking the nomination of any party for the Presidency or election to a party committee may vote for that candidate at the primary election, unless the party has

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Write-in Candidates A voter is entitled to cast a vote for a qualified write-in candidate for any Party-Nominated office by writing, on the write-in portion of the ballot, the name and office of the qualified candidate. See pollworker for a list of qualified candidates.

REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE JIM

GILMORE Republican 11 Vote for One DONALD TRUMP Republican 12

BEN CARSON Republican 13 TED CRUZ Republican 14 JOHN R. KASICH Republican 15

PLEASE NOTE: The order in which candidates' names appear on the ballot is determined by a random drawing of 26 letters of the alphabet. Additionally, candidates for federal, most state and some local offices change positions, or "rotate". This prevents a specific candidate's name from always appearing first, or last, on all ballots.

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PARTY

COUNTY

COMMITTEE

NONPARTISAN VOTERS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN THIS CONTEST

45TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

WILL LEADER Republican 28 Vote for no more

than Seven TYLER LACHMAN

Project Manager Republican 29

RICHARD SHERMAN

Small Business

Owner

Republican

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KAREN SIEGEMUND Educator

Republican 31 EMILIA KOLSKI

Appointed Member County Central Committee Republican 32

CHRIS KOLSKI Member County Central Committee

Republican 33 JOHN MAGEE

Member County Central Committee Republican

34 MEL ALFARERO Consultant/Inventor

Republican 35 MERCY JOAN ALPERT

Appointed Member County Central Committee Republican 36

SUSAN ABATO Committee Member

Republican 37 DAVID RAPPEL Businessman Republican 38

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Voter Nominated and Nonpartisan OfficesAll voters regardless of the party preference they disclosed upon registration or refuto disclose a party preference may vote for any candidate for a Voter NominatedNonpartisan office The party preference if any designated by a candidate forVoter Nom inated office is selected by the candidate and is shown for the informationthe voters only It does not imply that the candidate is nominated or endorsedthe party or that the party approves of the candidate T he party preference ifof a candidate for a Nonpartisan office does not appear on the ballot

Write in andidatesA voter is entitled to cast a vote for a qualified write in candidate for any VotNominated or Nonpartisan office by writing on the write in portion of the ballotname and office of the qualified candidate See pollworker for a list of qualificandidates

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Voter-Nominated and Nonpartisan OfficesAll voters, regardless of the party preference they disclosed upon registration, or refusalto disclose a party preference, may vote for any candidate for a Voter-Nominated orNonpartisan office. The party preference, if any, designated by a candidate for aVoter-Nominated office is selected by the candidate and is shown for the information ofthe voters only. It does not imply that the candidate is nominated or endorsed bythe party or that the party approves of the candidate. The party preference, if any,of a candidate for a Nonpartisan office does not appear on the ballot.

Write-in CandidatesA voter is entitled to cast a vote for a qualified write-in candidate for any Voter-Nominated or Nonpartisan office by writing, on the write-in portion of the ballot, thename and office of the qualified candidate. See pollworker for a list of qualifiedcandidates.


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IMPORTANT NOTICEREAD CAREFULLY

There are 34 candidates for United States Senator

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4 UNITED STATES SENATOR

TWO-PAGE CONTEST There are 34 candidates in this contest.

Two-page contest

Candidate list continues

on Page 5

PHIL WYMAN Party Preference: Republican Attorney/Businessman/Rancher 84

JARRELL WILLIAMSON Party Preference: Republican Health Care Lawyer 85

THOMAS G. DEL BECCARO Party Preference: Republican Business Attorney/Author 86 RON UNZ Party Preference: Republican Entrepreneur/Writer/Publisher 87

GREG CONLON Party Preference: Republican Businessman/Attorney/CPA 88

JASON KRAUS Party Preference: None 89 DON KRAMPE Party Preference: Republican Retired 90 MARK MATTHEW HERD Party Preference: Libertarian

Community Organizer 91 VON HOUGO Party Preference: Republican

Teacher 92 JASON HANANIA Party Preference: None

Attorney/Engineer 93 KAMALA D. HARRIS Party Preference: Democratic

Attorney General of California 94 GAR MYERS Party Preference: None

International Development Promoter 95 PAUL MERRITT Party Preference: None 96

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United States Senator

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HERBERT G. PETERS Party Preference: Democratic 106 TOM PALZER Party Preference: Republican 107 JOHN THOMPSON PARKER Party Preference: Peace and Freedom

Neighborhood Council Member

108

KAREN ROSEBERRY Party Preference: Republican Educator 109

EMORY RODGERS Party Preference: Democratic Property Manager 110

GEORGE C. YANG Party Preference: Republican Internet Startup CEO 111

JERRY J.

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Preference:

Republican

112 GAIL K. LIGHTFOOT Party Preference: Libertarian Retired Registered Nurse 113

MIKE BEITIKS Party Preference: None Stay-at-home Dad/Attorney 114

PAMELA ELIZONDO Party Preference: Green Environmental Healing Consultant 115

SCOTT A. VINEBERG Party Preference: None Social Entrepreneur 116 STEVE STOKES Party Preference: Democratic

Small Business Owner 117 DUF SUNDHEIM Party Preference: Republican

Small Businessman/Mediator 118 LING LING SHI Party Preference: None

Author 119 LORETTA L. SANCHEZ Party Preference: Democratic

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UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 33rd District Vote for One

TED W. LIEU Congressman/Military Officer

Party Preference: Democratic 132 KENNETH W. WRIGHT

Physician and Surgeon Party Preference: Republican 133

STATE SENATOR 27th District Vote for One

HENRY STERN Educator/Environmental Attorney

Party Preference: Democratic 137 JANICE KAMENIR-REZNIK

Non-Profit Director Party Preference: Democratic

138 GEORGE CHRISTOPHER THOMAS Council President/Publisher

Party Preference: Democratic 139 SHAWN BAYLISS

Chief Legislative Deputy Party Preference: Democratic 140

STEVE FAZIO Independent Small Businessman

Party Preference: Republican 141 DAVID POLLOCK Councilmember/Small Businessperson Party Preference: Democratic 142

MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY 45th District Vote for One

DOUG KRIEGEL TV News Reporter

Party Preference: Democratic 146 JERRY KOWAL

Business Executive Party Preference: Republican 147

MATT DABABNEH Party Preference: Democratic 148


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7 JUDICIAL NONPARTISAN

JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Office No. 11 Vote for One

JONATHAN ALEXAN MALEK Civil Litigator 158

DEBRA R. ARCHULETA Violent Crimes Prosecutor 159

STEVEN SCHREINER Gang Homicide Prosecutor 160

PAUL KIM Gang Murder Prosecutor 161

Office No. 42 Vote for One

E. MATTHEW ACEVES Child Molestation Prosecutor 164 MICHAEL P. RIBONS Arbitrator/Attorney 165

CYNDY ZUZGA Superior Court Commissioner 166

ALICIA MOLINA Domestic Violence Attorney 167


STEPAN W. BAGHDASSARIAN Attorney at Law 170

JAMES A. KADDO Judge of the Superior Court 171

Office No. 84 AARON J. WEISSMAN 174


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8 JUDICIAL JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT


KIM L. NGUYEN Deputy Attorney General 184

ONICA VALLE COLE Prosecutor 185

NASER "NAS" KHOURY Law Professor/Attorney 186

FRED MESROPI Child Molestation Prosecutor 187

DAVID A. BERGER Violent Crimes Prosecutor 188


KATHRYN ANN SOLORZANO Superior Court Judge 191

TAMI L. WARREN Violent Crimes Counsel 192

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COUNTY JACKIE LACEY 210Los Angeles County District Attorney

DISTRICT ATTORNEY Vote for One

STATE MEASURE

50 SUSPENSION OF LEGISLATORS. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Authorizes Legislature to suspend Members, including without salary and benefits. Prohibits suspended

Members from using powers of office or legislative resources. Provides suspension

215 YES

216 NO

may end on specified date or by vote of Member's house. Fiscal Impact: No effect on state spending in most years. Minor state savings in some years.

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Party endorsements for

voter-nominated offices

United States Senator

Democratic Peace and FreedomKamala D. Harris John Thompson Parker American IndependentThomas G. Del Beccaro

The Green, Republican and Libertarian parties did not submit any endorsements for this office.

United States RepresentativeDemocratic(23) Wendy Reed(25) Lou Vince(26) Julia Brownley

(27) Judy Chu(28) Adam B. Schiff(29) Tony Cardenas(30) Brad Sherman(32) Grace F. Napolitano(33) Ted W. Lieu

(34) Xavier Becerra(35) Norma J. Torres(37) Karen Bass(38) Linda T. Sánchez(39) Brett Murdock

Democratic (Cont.)(43) Maxine Waters(44) Isadore Hall, III(47) Alan Lowenthal

Republican(23) Kevin McCarthy(25) Steve Knight(27) Jack Orswell(28) Lenore Solis(33) Kenneth W. Wright(37) Shariff A. Hasan(39) Ed Royce(43) O N

American Independent(23) Kevin McCarthy(37) Shariff A. Hasan(39) Ed Royce

(43) Omar Navarro


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Party endorsements for

voter-nominated offices

Member of the State Assembly

Democratic Republican(36) Steve Fox (36) Tom Lackey(38) Christy Smith (43) Mark MacCarley(39) Raul Bocanegra (45) Jerry Kowal(41) Chris Holden (48) Cory Ellenson(44) Jacqui Irwin (50) Matthew Gene Craffey

(45) Matt Dababneh (54) Glen Ratcliff(46) Adrin Nazarian (57) Rita Topalian(48) Bryan Urias (63) Adam Joshua Miller(49) Ed Chau (64) Theresa Sanford(50) Richard Bloom (66) David Hadley(51) Jimmy Gomez

(52) Freddie Rodriguez American Independent(53) Miguel Santiago (36) Tom Lackey(54) Sebastian Ridley-Thomas(55) Gregg D. Fritchle(57) Ian C. Calderon(58) Cristina Garcia

(59) Reginald Byron Jones-Sawyer(62) Autumn Burke(63) Anthony Rendon(64) Mike A. Gipson(66) Al M t hi


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Candidate statements &

measures

The following pages contain Candidate Statements, and/or Ballot Measure Analyses, Arguments or Rebuttals.

Candidates for local offices have the option of including a statement, forwhich they pay a fee, unless the governing body pays the fee.

In compliance with the law, only English and Spanish Candidate Statementsare included in this booklet. Each candidate that submitted a Spanish

Candidate Statement has paid an additional fee.Candidate Statements, Arguments or Rebuttals In Favor, or/and AgainstBallot Measures are not edited or veried for accuracy by any electionofficials.

Arguments and/or Rebuttals are the opinions of the authors.

Information about State Measures are included in the 8.5" X 11" Official VoterInformation Guide, which is mailed separately to registered voters by theOffice of the Secretary of State.


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Campaign financess s

List of legislative candidates who agreed to voluntary spending limits.Only candidates who voluntarily limit their campaign expenditures may submita statement for inclusion in this booklet.

STATE SENATORParty Preference Party Preference

Democratic Democratic (Cont.) RepublicanSteven Bradford Josh Newman Steve Fazio

Chris Chahinian Ronald J. O’Donnell Star MoffattTeddy Choi Katherine Perez-Estolano Mike MorrellJohnathon Levar Ervin David Pollock Charlotte Ann Svolos

Isaac Galvan George Christopher ThomasSteve Hill Mark Westwood

Sukhee Kang

MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLYParty Preference

Democratic Armando BarajasRichard Bloom

Andrew J. BlumenfeldDennis R. Bullock

Democratic (Cont.)Patty LopezManuel Lozano

Ollie M. McCaulleySandra Mendoza

Party Preference

RepublicanDante Acosta Alexandra A. Bustamante

Phillip ChenMatthew Gene Craffey


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STATEMENT OF TED W. LIEU

PARTY PREFERENCE: DEMOCRATIC

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 33rd DISTRICT I’m running for my first re-election to Congress because I know from firsthand experience that America is the land of opportunity and a beacon of hope. Working together, we can keep it that way for future generations.

As the child of immigrants, I was taught to value hard work, education, and

giving back to the country that gave us so much. That’s why I served on active duty in the Air Force, and continue to serve in the Reserves, and why I’ve have been proud to serve our community in public office.

Whether on the Torrance City Council, the California State Legislature, or now in the U.S. House of Representatives, I have a proven record of confronting big

challenges and getting results. I helped secure much needed funding for seismic retrofits at the West Los Angeles VA campus and authored a bill that will provide housing for our homeless veterans.

I have taken on powerful special interests by advancing legislation that will replicate California’s landmark climate change laws on a nationwide basis and create good paying jobs. And as one of only four Members of Congress with a

computer science degree, I have worked on a bipartisan basis to increase cyber security and protect privacy rights.

My wife Betty and I are longtime residents of this community. We love living here with our two young sons.

There is more to do. I humbly ask for your vote.


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STATEMENT OF KENNETH W. WRIGHT

PARTY PREFERENCE: REPUBLICAN

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 33rd DISTRICT Kenneth W. Wright, MD

I believe in an America of equal opportunity, freedom and mutual respect. A beautiful America that protects the environment. A strong America, yet an America compassionate enough to help those in need. If elected, I will provide

strong, honest, and forthright citizen leadership for America. As a caring physician and pediatric eye surgeon, I have been devoted to the welfare of children for well over 20 years. I have established a foundation for pediatric ophthalmology and an eye clinic for underprivileged children, along with authoring over 100 scientific articles and the major textbooks in my field. I am not a career politician and have real life leadership experiences both in the public and private sectors. Presently I own and run a successful small business. Internationally, my participation in numerous medical/surgical missions worldwide, including missions to the Middle East, Asia, Latin America and Africa, have given me great insight to many varied cultures.

Now, I am running for Congress to work for America. I am determined to unite Americans so we can work together to find real solutions to our challenges such as, creating jobs, revitalizing our inner-cities, improving veterans’ care, and keeping America safe. We can do both, give our citizens the freedom to realize their dreams while also ensuring we care for the less fortunate. Yes this can be done by reducing wasteful spending, bringing manufacturing back and adopting a fair tax code. We must stop decision making based on special interest and party lines.

Please see- www.drwright4congress.com

http://www.drwright4congress.com/http://www.drwright4congress.com/


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STATEMENT OF STEVE FAZIO


STATE SENATOR, 27th DISTRICT Independent Small Businessman

California’s politicians have failed to create an environment where our economy can grow, we can have good jobs, our children can learn and our families feel safe in their homes.

Companies are leaving California and taking good paying jobs with them. The California Small Business Association and Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association support me because I will use my 35-years of small business experience to bring good jobs to our community.

I have called our district home for five decades – which is why I’m disappointed

to see crime skyrocketing as prisoners are released early onto our streets. As a retired LAPD Reserve Officer for 30-years and a City Fire Commissioner, I have been responsible for hundreds of arrests and ensured local departments are equipped to protect our communities. The California Reserve Peace Officers Association and former District Attorney Steve Cooley endorsed me because I will keep our streets safe.

I served as the Founding President of the Sierra Canyon School, where each year over 1,000 students receive a quality education, which is the basis for a successful career, life and community. I will work hard to provide our kids the first-class education they deserve.

Experience matters, I am the only candidate with real world experience running a small business, creating jobs, keeping the public safe and working to provide quality education to future generations. I will always be accountable to you, not special interest. Call me anytime with any concerns you have: (818) 858-0661.


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STATEMENT OF DAVID POLLOCK


STATE SENATOR, 27th DISTRICT As a city councilmember, former school board member, statewide education leader, and small business owner, I’ve been able to make some real progress delivering good public policy, effective government, fiscal responsibility, and timely responses to constituents.

It has been my honor to serve our communities on the Southern California Association of Governments, the California School Boards Association and on five non-profit boards. I have a business background and training, including an MBA degree from UCLA, which allows me to bring a business perspective to everything I do.

Now I’m asking for your support to bring my experience and accountable leadership to Sacramento for you, your family, and your neighbors. As your State Senator, you can count on me to:

– Raise the quality of education in our schools – Keep tuition at state colleges and universities low, so our students don’t enter

the workforce overburdened with debt

– Make sure government works with businesses to create jobs and grow the economy – Safeguard our environment now and for future generations – Ensure health care for all, and address the pressing mental health needs of our

communities across California

Over twenty years ago, I entered the public arena to fight for our children’s future. With your vote, I will continue that fight in Sacramento for both you and our children as your State Senator.

Vote David Pollock for California’s 27 th State Senate District. www.PollockForSenate.com

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STATEMENT OF MATT DABABNEH


MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY, 45th DISTRICT “As your Assemblymember and a fourth generation Valley resident, I am proud to work on behalf of our community. In the Assembly I have fought to create jobs, restore our public education systems, protect our environment, and improve the accessibility and affordability of healthcare.” – Matt Dababneh

Matt Dababneh is the only candidate endorsed by the Democratic Party.

Matt Dababneh is working to make college more accessible and affordable by restoring funding to local universities and expanding the Cal-Grant and Middle-Class Scholarship programs.

Matt

Dababneh

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protecting

our

environment

and

has

earned

lifetime

“A”

grades from the Sierra Club and League of Conservation Voters.

Matt Dababneh is protecting Valley homeowners by fighting to protect Proposition-13 and making homeownership more affordable.

Matt Dababneh passed consecutive balanced budgets that invest in vital services and infrastructure projects for our community. He championed the rainy-day fund to protect against future economic downturn and an earned income tax credit to help lift working families from poverty.

Matt Dababneh is fighting to create jobs and co-authored legislation to create a Film Tax Credit, which has kept thousands of entertainment jobs in the Valley

Endorsements Include: -Congressman Brad Sherman : “Assemblymember Matt Dababneh has been a champion for working families, homeowners, seniors, students and our environment.” -Democratic Party


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STATEMENT OF JERRY KOWAL


MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY, 45th DISTRICT I’m not a career politician, and I never will be! I’ve spent my entire life building a successful business career and raising my family, but after seeing the direction of our state and our community, I have decided to run and represent our district to keep Sacramento accountable.

As your Assemblyman for the 45th

District, I will oppose tax increases and defend the rights of taxpayers, will fight against laws that drive businesses and good paying jobs out of California, will advocate for Education Reform and will work to change laws that allow prisoners to be released onto our streets early, threatening the safety of our families and children.

Also, I will always Protect Prop 13, and keep our property taxes down!

In the 1950s, my parents immigrated to the United States to make a better life. My dad arrived speaking no English, but he went to night school while working as a dishwasher, and learned how to speak the language. Years later, he earned a PhD and taught as a Professor of Economics for over 30 years. The work ethic, discipline and drive that my parents instilled in me have helped me achieve my own American Dream. I want others to have the opportunity to have their own American Dream.

I will always represent our community, and will never take the side of special interests in Sacramento.


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STATEMENT OF DOUG KRIEGEL


MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY, 45th DISTRICT Doug Kriegel is currently working as a news reporter on the PBS SoCal television broadcast the “Drive By Economist,” which is a news program about Southern California. Last year, Doug was nominated for an Emmy for his reporting work on this PBS broadcast. In 31 years at KNBC TV News, Doug Kriegel won two Emmys along with reporting awards from the Radio and TV News Association of Southern California and a Genesis Award from the Humane Society of the United States. In 31 years at KNBC, Kriegel held a variety of positions, including Sacramento Bureau Chief, Money Editor, Consumer Reporter, and General Assignments Reporter. Kriegel was the first Los Angeles broadcaster to file on the scene reports from Manhattan when the World Trade Center was attacked on September 11th, 2001. Last year, Doug also

worked as the Dodgers History reporter in a series of reports about history of the Dodgers. Doug has two Masters degrees, one in economics the other in journalism. Before getting into broadcast journalism, Doug worked as an economist in Europe, and spent one year at a Wall Street investment firm where he worked as a financial analyst.


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Recorder/County Clerk

Services:

Marriage LicensesBirth, Death & Marriage Records

Real Estate TransactionsMarriage Ceremonies

Fictitious Business Name Filings Notary Oaths

Locations:

Registrar-Recorder/County ClerkHeadquarters

12400 Imperial Hwy.Norwalk, CA 90650

(800) 201-8999

East Los Angeles Lancaster4716 E. Cesar Chavez Ave. 44509 16th Street West, Suite 101

Los Angeles, CA 90022 Lancaster, CA 93534(323) 260-2991 (661) 945-6446


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Save water

A message from the Los Angeles CountyBoard of Supervisors

Governor Jerry Brown has declared a drought emergency in the State ofCalifornia. Here are some tips to conserve water.

Save up to 500 gallons of water per month by checking your sprinklersystem for leaks and broken sprinkler heads.

Save up to 5 gallons of water per day by stopping or fixing leaky faucetsat home.

Save up to 50 gallons of water per week by washing full loads of laundryand dishes.

Save 8 -18 gallons/minute by using a broom to clean driveways, sidewalksand patios instead of a hose.

Wash cars with a bucket, sponge and hose with self-closing nozzle andsave 8 -18 gallons/minute.

For more information on the many ways to conserve water, go to CaliforniaDepartment of Water Resources at www.water.ca.gov or Save Our Waterat www.saveourh2o.org .

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Voter Fraud Hotline ............................................................................. Option 3To report factual information on illegal voter registration and/or voting activities.

Election Information ........................................................................... Option 4General information on elections, registration and voter services.

Option 5Registering to Vote/Language Assistance To register to vote during regular office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

After hours, call (562) 462-2260 and leave a recorded message to requestvoter registration forms be mailed to you.

Vote By Mail Ballot .............................................................................. Option 6For Vote By Mail ballot information.


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Accessible polling places

The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s office is committedto providing all voters a private and independent voting experience. To view theDepartment’s accessibility services, go to lavote.net .

Assistive devices at every poll

Audio Ballot Booth

Wheelchair-accessible

voting booth

20/20 black felt pen

Easy grip dexterity ball Magnifying device

AA

Accessible parkingsignage

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RETURN ADDRESS

Place

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DID YOU SIGN YOUR APPLICATION?

VOTE BY MAIL UNITREGISTRAR-RECORDER/COUNTY CLERKPO BOX 30450LOS ANGELES CA 90030-0450

Application to Vote By Mail JUNE 7, 2016 - Presidential Primary ElectionA li ti t b i d b M 31 2016


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Application to Vote By Mail Application must be received by May 31, 2016

Home address:

(As registered) Number and Street City Zip Code

Mail my ballot to:(If different from above) Number and Street (or P.O. Box) City Zip Code

I have not applied for a Vote By Mail ballot for this election by any other means.

I want to be a Perma nVote By Mail voter.You will automatically receivea ballot and vote by mailevery election

X ( )Signature of applicant (Must be signed to be process ed) Date Daytime Phone Number

Notice: If the person named on the sample ballot is not at the address, please help keep the voter rolls current and save taxpayer dollarsby returning this sample ballot to your mail carrier.

Registrar-Recorder/County ClerkP.O. Box 30450Los Angeles, CA 90030-0450

Change service requested

Polls open from 7 am to 8 pm Your polling place is:

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