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« Thursday September 06, 2007 »
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Thursday September 6th Start: 19:00 End: 22:00 at 7:00 p.m. in Buellton is the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Democratic Central Committee. At the September 6th meeting, the Committee will finish interviews for candidates seeking endorsement for this November's SB City Council race and vote on endorsements. Congratulations to Barbie Deutsch and John Schnittker who were elected at last night's meeting to fill open positions representing the 2nd and 3rd Districts, respectively. There are still openings in the 3rd District and most members of the Committee need alternates.

Next Meeting, Democratic Central Committee

Dem Central Committee Meeting
Thursday, 04Sep.2008. 7 pm, Buellton (P...

ENDORSEMENTS by Dem Central Committe, Nov. 2008 election

USA President
* Barack Obama
23rd Congressional District
* Lois Capps
24th Congressional District
* Marta Jorgensen
19th State Senate District
* Hannah-Beth Jackson
15th State Senate District
* Dennis Morris
35th State Assembly District
* Pedro Nava
3rd Supervisorial District
* Doreen Farr
Goleta City Council
* Margaret Connell
* Ed Easton
Lompoc City Council
* Cecilia Martner
* Darrell Tullis
Santa Barbara School Board
* Annette Cordero
* Susan Deacon
Goleta Water Board
* Lauren Hansen
* Bill Rosen

Local Ballot Measures

Measure A: YES (Countywide transportation sales tax continuance)
Measure G: YES (Santa Barbara City utility tax continuance)

State Ballot Propositions

Prop 1 YES (high-speed train bond)
Prop 2 YES (treatment of farm animals)
Prop 3 YES (children's hospital bond)
Prop 4 NO (parental notification for reproductive choice)
Prop 5 YES (non-violent offenders rehabilitation)
Prop 6 NO (mandatory spending for more incarceration)
Prop 7 YES (renewable energy statute)
Prop 8 NO (limit legal right to marriage by changing State Constitution)
Prop 9 NO (change parole criteria by altering State Constitution)
Prop 10 NEUTRAL (pay people to buy electric cars)
Prop 11 NO (new Commission for legislature redistricting)
Prop 12 YES (home and farm loans for Veterans)