Sample Ballot for June 5, 2018 Election

June 5 Gubernatorial Primary

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 3RD DISTRICT

JOHN GARAMENDI

Congressman/Rancher
Party Preference: Democratic
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CHARLIE SCHAUPP

Retired Marine Officer
Party Preference: Republican
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KEVIN PUETT

Retired Associate Director
Party Preference: Democratic
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 6TH DISTRICT

JRMAR JEFFERSON

Party Preference: Democratic

DORIS MATSUI

United States Representative
Party Preference: Democratic
STATE SENATOR, 6th District

JANINE DEROSE

Foundation Colleague
Party Preference: Libertarian
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JACOB MASON

Manufacturing Production Technician
Party Preference: Democratic

RICHARD PAN

Pediatrician/State Senator
Party Preference: Democratic

ERIC FRAME

Business Owner
No Party Preference
MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY, 4th District

CECILIA AGUIAR-CURRY

Assemblymember/Farmer
Party Preference: Democratic
Statement - Declaración en Español
MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY, 7th District

KEVIN MCCARTY

Assemblymember
Party Preference: Democratic
Statement - Declaración en Español
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

GARTH LEWIS

Assistant Superintendent
COUNTY SUPERVISOR, 2nd District

DON SAYLOR

Yolo County Supervisor
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COUNTY SUPERVISOR, 3rd District

GARY SANDY

University Administrator
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MEG STALLARD

Small Businesswoman/Educator
Statement - Declaración en Español
YOLO COUNTY CLERK / RECORDER / ASSESSOR

JESSE SALINAS

Appointed County Clerk/Recorder/Assessor
Statement - Declaración en Español

DAVID SCHWENGER

Yolo County Senior Appraiser
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YOLO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY

DEAN JOHANSSON

Deputy Public Defender
Statement - Declaración en Español

JEFF W. REISIG

Yolo County District Attorney
Statement - Declaración en Español
YOLO COUNTY SHERIFF - CORONER - PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR

ED PRIETO

Yolo County Sheriff/Coroner
Statement - Declaración en Español

TOM LOPEZ

Yolo County Undersheriff
Statement - Declaración en Español
MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF DAVIS

GLORIA PARTIDA

University Scientist
Statement - Declaración en Español

MARY JO BRYAN

Retired
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EZRA BEEMAN

Management Consultant/Entrepreneur
Statement - Declaración en Español

LARRY GUENTHER

Small Business Owner
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ERIC GUDZ

Transportation Commissioner/Consultant
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MARK WEST

Businessman
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DAN CARSON

Budget Commission Chair
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LUIS RIOS

State Fiduciary Officer
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LINDA DEOS

Attorney/Business Owner
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MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF WINTERS

HAROLD R. ANDERSON

Incumbent
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WADE COWAN

Council Member/Contractor
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PIERRE NEU

Councilmember, Small Business Owner
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TREASURER, CITY OF WINTERS

MICHAEL J. SEBASTIAN

Incumbent
YOLO COUNTY

MEASURE K

Shall a tax be imposed on marijuana businesses in unincorporated Yolo County, between 1-15% of gross receipts, with a 4% initial rate on cultivation and 5% for other marijuana businesses, subject to a citizen's oversight committee, which can be spent for criminal enforcement of illegal cultivation, early childhood intervention and prevention, youth development, rural infrastructure and for other unrestricted general revenue purposes, with potential annual revenue of $1,000,000 plus, for an indefinite duration?
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CITY OF WINTERS

MEASURE G

Shall the offices of the city clerk and city treasurer for the City of Winters be appointive?
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CITY OF DAVIS

MEASURE H

Shall Ordinance 2521, which renews the existing Park Maintenance Tax of $49 per year on residential units and on non-residential units in amounts specified in the Ordinance, for 20 years, adds an annual 2% inflator, and is expected to generate $1.4 million in the first year to fund maintenance of parks, street trees, greenbelts, bike paths, medians, public landscaping, urban wildlife and habitat, swimming pools, and public recreational facilities, be adopted?
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MEASURE I

Shall Ordinance 2522 be adopted to add Article 15.21 to the Davis Municipal Code to establish a Street and Bike Path Maintenance Tax of $99 per year on residential units and on non-residential units in amounts specified in the Ordinance, to fund maintenance of streets, bike lanes and paths, sidewalks, and related transportation infrastructure, which is estimated to raise $2.8 million, with a 2% annual inflator, for a period of 10 years?
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MEASURE J

“Shall Resolution 18-023 amending the Davis General Plan to change the land use designation for the Nishi property from Agriculture to Medium High Density Residential and Natural Habitat Area, as set forth in the Resolution and establishing the Baseline Project Features for development of the Nishi Project be approved?”
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