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Ronald Patrick "Ron" Swegles
9,408 votes
67.77%
- Occupation: Senior Community Administrator
- Parks and Recreation Commission-Chair for 3 years
- Planning Commission
- Nominated as one of the top 2000 Sunnyvale Residents
- Rotary Club of Sunnyvale Rotarian of the year 2003
- Senior Advisory Committee
- Graduate of the Public Safety's Community Academy.
Priorities:
- The number one priority for the city of Sunnyvale has to be our budget. We must make sure it is balanced and find ways to increase our revenues
- The second thing we need to make sure of, is our downtown will work. We must find a win-win solution so we can start getting tax dollars from the mall
- Protecting our quality of life and actively support a strong Public Safety Department
Michael Anthony "Mike" Flores
4,459 votes
32.12%
- Occupation: Businessman/Engineer/Father
- BS, San Jose State University
- AE, in Electronics Engineering, Oregon Institure of Technology
- Volunteer; Wilcox High School band program
- Volunteer, San Miguel Neighborhood Association
- Volunteer, Colombia Middle School after school program
- Civil Air Patrol, and for more visit my web site at http://www.easyresource.com
Priorities:
- Find cost effective ways to serve our community's needs. Reveiw Sunnyvale's budget, and the process used to make the budget.
- Bring jobs and businesses back to Sunnyvale. This will increase the tax base and allow Sunnyvale to maintain its strong quality of life.
- Implementing a citizen's information system that would keep all of Sunnyvale informed of issues.
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