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Rocky J. Chavez
15180 votes
21.47%
- Occupation: Oceanside City Council Member
- Retired Colonel, United States Marine Corps
- Chief Education Officer, School of Business and Technology Charter High School-Former USMC Liaison to Oceanside Unified School District Board of Ed.
- B.A. Degree Cal State Chico
- Graduate of the Air War College, Armed Forces Staff College, and Marine Corps Command and Staff College-Int'l. Relations at Old Dominion University
- Former Board Member, KOCT- Former Vice Chair, Women's Resource Center. Member-Oceanside Chamber of Commerce. Member-Rotary Club.
- Former Advisor-Rotary Interact Club, Oceanside High School. Former Wrestling Coach, El Camino High School.
Priorities:
- Keeping Our Neighborhoods Safe
- Reducing Traffic Congestion
- Building a Better Community for a Higher Quality of Life
Jerome M. "Jerry" Kern
13549 votes
19.17%
- Occupation: Teacher
- BS, Business Administration, San Diego State University
- Member, El Corazon Planning Committee
- Co- founder Pacific View Charter School
- Past President for the Oceanside Chamber of Commerce
- Member, Oceanside Airport Association
- Past Vice-Chair for Oceanside Historic Preservation Commission
Priorities:
- It is imperative that we complete the necessary infrastructure by opening up planned roads lke the Rncho del Oro interchange.
- Seek the means to make our airport a money-making entity that will serve our community and attract business and tourist revenues.
- Complete Melrose Ave so the citizens of Jefferies Ranch have safe alternative to HWY 76.
Shari Mackin
13081 votes
18.50%
- Occupation: Deputy Mayor/ Small Business Owner
- BA Liberal Studies: Cum Laude and Dean's List
- AA University Studies: Phi Theta Kappa and Dean's List
- Deputy Mayor City of Oceanside
- REGIONAL APPOINTMENTS: Board Member SANDAG, appointed to: Shoreline Preservation Committee, Borders Committee. Board NCTD and Planning Committee
- CITY APPONTMENTS: Council liaison to: Utilities, Integrated Waste, Parks and Recreation, Harbor and Beaches Commissions
- Educator Oceanside Unified School District
Priorities:
- Traffic
- Public Safety
- Economic Growth
George McNeil
11433 votes
16.17%
- Occupation: Retired Educator
- Bachelor Degree in Physics from Villanova
- Masters Degree in Counseling from Villanova
- Chair Person City of Oceanside Mobile Home Commission
- Vice Chair Person City of Oceanside El Corazon Committee
Priorities:
- I will strategically plan for improving our economic development.
- Focus on traffic improvements and plans to improve the flow of traffic.
- Make sure public safety is a primary function of city government.
C. C. Sanders
9538 votes
13.49%
George Daniel Barrante
6085 votes
8.61%
- Occupation: Businessman Retired Military
- Oceanside Planning Commission - 9years
- Oceanside Rotary, Past President
- Oceaside Elks, Lecturing Knight
- Former Treasurer & Board KOCT Television
- Drafted US Army private -retired 21 years as Lt Colonel
- Life Member DAV and Member American Legion
Priorities:
- Protect against taxes - against $27 million subsidy for Hotel
- Program to bring moore business with jobs to Oceanside
- Solve Traffic and Safety Problems
Michael T. Lucas
1824 votes
2.58%
- Occupation: Retired
- BS Education
- State Bureau Automotive Repair Supervisor
- Teacher
- Business Manager
- Farmer
- Automotive Engineer
Priorities:
- Cut unnecessary spending
- Maintain Oceansides infrastructure roads, sewers, water, etc.
- Serve the public 5 days a week
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