Erickson On The Issues

By Tory Erickson

Key Issues, No New Taxes, Public Safety, Reduce Spending, Day Laborers, Special Interests, Open Government and Legal Experience

Elect Erickson Your Only Independent Option For Redondo Beach City Attorney

"My obligation is to the people of Redondo Beach, not special interest groups or powerful city unions. I offer you honest, impartial, and independent advice."

Tory Erickson For Redondo Beach City Attorney

No New Taxes: Erickson wrote the ballot argument against higher taxes.

Public Safety: Erickson is the only candidate to propose new fully funded programs to reduce drunk driving, educate juvenile offenders, and prevent domestic violence.

Reduced Spending: Erickson will reduce spending. He has years of experience in handling complex civil claims. He has balanced budgets and resolved difficult disputes.

Day Laborers: Erickson will end costly litigation on questionable municipal codes. He will enforce reasonable regulations to protect residents and businesses.

Special Interests: Erickson is the only independent candidate. He will stand up for residents, not special interest groups. He will represent residents, not powerful city unions.

Open Government: Erickson is open and honest about his opinions. You will know where he stands on important legal issues.

Legal Experience: Erickson has the legal experience to protect residents from civil liability. He has worked on employment issues, real-estate transactions, business structuring, corporate law, and contracts in both federal and state court.

Let's change the way Redondo Beach does business. Send a message to city hall. Volunteer or show your support by calling 310-318-2746 or send your campaign contribution to the Committee to Elect T. Stanford Erickson at 1912 Ernest Ave B, Redondo Beach, CA 90278, with your contribution please include your name, address, and occupation. Working together, we can make a difference in our community.

http://www.ElectErickson.com 310-318-2746 or Erickson@pacbell.net For Our Future + Elect Erickson on March 8, 2005