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Claudia Alvarez
26503 votes
57.8%
- Occupation: Councilmember/Deputy D.A.
- Spurgeon Jr. High School and Santiago High School
- B.A. from CSUF
- Doctorate from Layola Law School
- Harvard University JFK School Of Government program for Senior Executives
Priorities:
- Education is one of Claudia's top priorities. She is committed to making sure every one of our children have the same opportunities Claudia had.
- As a Deputy District Attorney Claudia fights crime everyday to keep our families safe
- Claudia is a strong advocate for our neighborhoods
Roman Anthony Reyna
10720 votes
23.4%
- Occupation: YMCA Program Director
- Over 20 Years of Working & Volunteering in Santa Ana
- Federal Empowerment Zone - Past Chair (2 Terms)
- ComLink - Past Vice Chair
- Recipient of City of Santa Ana "Neighborhood Hero Award" in 2002
- American G.I. (Veterans) Forum - Member
- Santa Ana College "Kinder Caminata Grand Marshall" in 2002
Priorities:
- Oppose Location of One Broadway Plaza (37 Story Building)
- Develop an Incentive Program to Keep Resident Dollars in the City of Santa Ana
- Create a Neighborhood Advisory Committee
Lynnette M. Verino
8656 votes
18.9%
- Occupation: Businesswoman
- Associate Degree
- Former Planning Commissioner
- Vice President Washington Square Neighborhood Association
Priorities:
- Repairing potholes, curbs and gutters on neighborhood streets
- Oppose the location of 37 story building
- Tighten the loophole ridden campaign contribution ordinance
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