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William J. "Bill" Dalton
27470 votes
61.9%
- Occupation: Councilman/Retired Policeman
- B.A. (Administration of Justice) California State University, Fullerton
- Chairman, West Orange County Water Board
- Director, Orange County Sanitation District
- Member, Orange County Public Library Advisory Board
- Board Member, North Net Fire Training Joint Powers Authority
Priorities:
- I believe that the people, not special interests, should be our first priority.
- I worked to restore public comments to the televised portion of City Council meetings.
- I have been a strong advocate for increasing the number of police officers.
Mark Leyes
16883 votes
38.1%
- Occupation: Garden Grove Councilman / Businessman
- Garden Grove City Councilman since 1990 (senior member of the City Council).
- Born and raised in Garden Grove, attended local public schools, graduated Rancho Alamitos High School.
- Masters Degree and Bachelors Degree in Economics from California State University Fullerton.
- Married to Wanda for 17 years, homeowners in Garden Grove, active in neighborhood and Church.
- Member, Chamber of Commerce, Garden Grove Historical Society, Garden Grove Elks Lodge #1952.
- Awarded "Local Elected Official of the Year" for 2001 from county central committee.
Priorities:
- Protect our Neighborhoods, Keep Taxes Low, and Maintain Property Values.
- Safe Streets, Less Traffic, Better Schools and restoration of the D.A.R.E. program to protect our children from gangs, drugs and sex offenders.
- Say NO to Vegas-style Casinos and secret deals with Special Interests. As Mayor, I will always ensure open and honest city government !
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