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Posted on 11/07/2006 7:06:48 AM PST by CounterCounterCulture
Welcome to the live thread for the California Primary Election. Polls are open until 8pm tonight. If you are a registered voter, it is your duty to vote and defend your rights and civil liberties, protect your pocketbook, and vote the bums out where applicable.
Feel free to discuss issues key to your local area that others may be interested in. Post your polling place experiences if you like. And post numbers as they come in later tonight.
| YES | NO | Proposition 1A. Transportation Funding Protection Should the California Constitution be amended to further protect the state sales tax revenues for transportation purposes from general-purpose use and require any funds borrowed to be repaid to the transportation fund? |
| YES | NO |
Proposition 1B. |
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Proposition 1C. |
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Proposition 1D. |
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Proposition 1E. |
| YES | NO |
Proposition 83. |
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Proposition 84. |
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Proposition 85. |
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Proposition 86. |
| YES | NO |
Proposition 87. |
| YES | NO |
Proposition 88.
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Proposition 89.
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Proposition 90. |
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(feel free to add your own local races and measures)
State Board of Equalization; District 1 • David J. Neighbors, Republican • Betty T. Yee, Democratic (Inc.) • Kennita Watson, Libertarian • David Campbell, Peace and Freedom State Board of Equalization; District 2 • Tim Raboy, Democratic • Richard R. Perry, Peace and Freedom • Bill Leonard, Republican (Inc.) • Willard Del Michlin, Libertarian State Board of Equalization; District 3 • Michelle Steel, Republican • Mary Christian-Heising, Democratic • Mary Lou Finley, Peace and Freedom State Board of Equalization; District 4 • Judy Chu, Democratic • Cindy Varela Henderson, Peace and Freedom • Monica W. Kadera, Libertarian • Glen Forsch, Republican Two key Congressional seats the Democrats have targeted… United States Representative; CA District 4 • John T. Doolittle, Republican (Inc.) • Dan Warren, Libertarian • Charles Duane Brown, Democratic United States Representative; CA District 11 • Richard W. Pombo, Republican (Inc.) • Jerry McNerney, Democratic The dirty, racially (and illegal alien) charged race that’s made headlines in California… United States Representative; District 47 • Tan Nguyen, Republican • Loretta Sanchez, Democratic (Inc.) A virtual repeat of the previous election for this once vacant seat… United States Representative; CA District 50 • Brian P. Bilbray, Republican (Inc.) • Miriam E. Clark, Peace and Freedom • Francine Busby, Democratic • Paul King, Libertarian
California State Supreme Court (Yes/No) • Joyce L. Kennard • Carol A. Corrigan California State Court of Appeal; District 1; Division 1 (Yes/No) • James J. Marchiano • Sandra Margulies California State Court of Appeal; District 1; Division 2 (Yes/No) • James A. Richman • Paul R. Haerle California State Court of Appeal; District 1; Division 3 (Yes/No) • Peter Siggins • William R. McGuiness California State Court of Appeal; District 1; Division 4 (Yes/No) • Patricia K. Sepulveda • Maria P. Rivera • Ignazio John Ruvolo California State Court of Appeal; District 1; Division 5 (Yes/No) • Barbara Jones California State Court of Appeal; District 2; Division 1 (Yes/No) • Robert M. Mallano • Frances Rothschild California State Court of Appeal; District 2; Division 2 (Yes/No) • Roger W. Boren • Victoria M. Chavez California State Court of Appeal; District 2; Division 3 (Yes/No) • Richard D. Aldrich • Patti S. Kitching California State Court of Appeal; District 2; Division 4 (Yes/No) • Norman L. Epstein • Nora M. Manella • Steven Suzukawa • Thomas L. Willhite California State Court of Appeal; District 2; Division 5 (Yes/No) • Richard M. Mosk • Sandy R. Kriegler California State Court of Appeal; District 2; Division 6 (Yes/No) • Arthur Gilbert California State Court of Appeal; District 2; Division 7 (Yes/No) • Laurie D. Zelon • Fred Woods • Dennis M. Perluss California State Court of Appeal; District 2; Division 8 (Yes/No) • Candace D. Cooper • Madeleine Flier California State Court of Appeal; District 3 (Yes/No) • Fred K. Morrison • Tani Cantil Sakauye • Cole Blease • Kathleen Butz California State Court of Appeal; District 4; Division 1 (Yes/No) • Judith L. Haller • Richard D. Huffman • Cynthia G. Aaron • Joan K. Irion • Judith McConnell • Patricia D. Benke California State Court of Appeal; District 4; Division 2 (Yes/No) • Douglas P. Miller • Jeffrey King • Betty A. Richli • Art W. McKinster California State Court of Appeal; District 4; Division 3 (Yes/No) • Kathleen E. O'Leary • Raymond J. Ikola California State Court of Appeal; District 5 (Yes/No) • Brad R. Hill • Thomas A. Harris • Stephen J. Kane • Rebecca A. Wiseman • Betty L. Dawson California State Court of Appeal; District 6 (Yes/No) • Conrad L. Rushing • Nathan D. Mihara • Richard J. McAdams • Wendy Clark Duffy
Being in the 50th Dist. I'm not worried about Francine "You don't need papers to vote" Busby taking the seat away from Brian Billbray.
Praying hard today for McClintock!
I stopped to drop off a carton of cigarettes for a disabled veteran at a nursing home. They have a bleak area outside where they can enjoy a cigarette at fixed intervals. He was reading an absentee ballot about Proposition 86.
He said, “This is crazy! We can’t afford $70 for a carton of cigarettes. That’s the most prejudiced, hateful proposition I ever read.”
What I really thought was, the trail of their whole life is littered with their victims. If they could eliminate every smoker on earth, they would just channel another fanatical, inflictive vendetta. It’s their drug of choice. They can’t quit.
Kind of late to be having the primary, isn't it? :)
(embarrassed)
I've notified the overworked moderators. :-D
BTTT
Would you like a parcel tax added on to your property tax bill? If so, vote yes on Prop H. You'll not only get to pay for your own housing, but you'll get to subsidize the housing of others.
Prop. H Stands For Housing, Tax Hike On Property
To win, the measure must secure two-thirds of the vote, making Proposition H a test of whether affordable housing has become a top priority of local voters.
The largest individual contribution, $200,000, came from Jerry Perenchio, the reclusive Univision founder who is one of the largest political donors in the nation.
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BTW..Lt. Gov Tom McClintock..it sounds so good saying that..
I enhanced the schnozzola (as well as eyebrows)... though I didn't have to enhance the schnoz too much :-)
Mrs. Lurkin and I walked to the local polling place and voted. We were the only voters there at the time.
We only get to vote yes or no on the judges. I've lost my notes, but before I voted, I knew which governor had appointed each Judge. I don't expect that any of Gray's appointees will actually lose, but I tried.
As far as I know, the last incumbent judge that lost an election was Jerry Brown's Rose Bird.
I voted here in El Dorado County (N. CA foothills) earlier today. Officals report a heavy turnout, LOTS of people arriving while I was there!
El Dorado is a solid RED county; hoping the 'Rats think the 'wave' means they won't have to vote .... :)
Will tune in from time to time...gonna be a loooooong nite. ;)
~GCR~
http://www.theconservativevoice.com/article/19863.html
Radical Judges On California Ballot
November 02, 2006 04:38 PM EST
California may be in more trouble than New Jersey, however. The most radical group of liberal judicial activists in the history of any one state election is now on the ballot on November 7, 2006. Will Californians go down the same destructive path that New Jersey and Massachusetts have? Only a miracle will stop this madness. Let the miracle begin with an educated analysis of those good and bad judges on the upcoming California ballot.
November 7, 2006: Will The Voters Of California Affirm The Most Radical Group Of Judges In United States History? Here Are The Judicial Choices On The Nov. Ballot:
California Supreme Court: Vote NO!
Joyce L. Kennard - A radical liberal, Republican appointee, Joyce L. Kennard has already stated that she approves of same-sex marriages. Kennard's grievous rulings on behalf of the abortion industry seem to know no boundaries. She voted to throw out the Parental Notification law, thus depriving parents of the right to know if their minor daughters are getting abortions. Vote No!
Carole A. Corrigan - The Gay and Lesbian Times stated that Corrigan is perhaps the first lesbian appointed to California's Supreme Court when liberal Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger appointed her to the state's highest court in January of 2006. Both Corrigan and Kennard voted with the majority on the Calif. Supreme Court in a recent 7-0 vote to uphold a Berkeley, Calif. city ordinance that ordered the Sea Scouts to accept homosexuality around their little boys or vacate their charity status in the city. Vote No!
Associate Justice Court of Appeals - Fourth Appellate District
Divison One - Presiding Justice Judith McConnell
Vote NO:
Judith McConnell - McConnell is perhaps, the single most radical justice in California. Originally appointed by leftist Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown, McConnell was recommended to the Fed. Court of Appeals by Pres. Bill Clinton and nominated by Sen. Barbara Boxer. In 2001, Gray Davis nominated her to the Court of Appeals. McConnell is simply a radical, pro-homosexual judicial activist who made one of the most notorious anti-family rulings in U.S. history. In the case of Betty Lou Batey, a born-again Christian mother who divorced her husband for being involved in homosexuality: McConnell granted child custody to the homosexual partner of Batey's husband after he died of AIDS. When Batey's husband died, Judge McConnell granted custody of their daughter to the deceased husband's living gay lover instead of Mrs. Batey because Mrs. Batey told the court that she felt homosexuality was a sin
(http://www.flashreport.org/blog0a.php?postID=2006101314115045&authID=2005091915442370). Voters must Vote NO on returning McConnell back to the Court of Appeals.
Division One - Seat One - Patricia D. Benke
Vote NO:
Patricia D. Benke - Another radical, pro-abortion liberal appointed to the Appellate Court by former Republican Gov. Deukmejian. Benke ruled against pro-lifers in one of the most notorious San Diego abortion cases in U.S. history
(http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=36787). Benke ruled in favor of Planned Parenthood attorney James McElroy to force USJF pro-life attorneys to pay nearly $100,000 in bogus fees when the pro-life attorneys filed a lawsuit to protect young girls who were getting abortions at Planned Parenthood clinics
(http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=37440). Benke must be rejected by voters on November 7, 2005. Vote NO!
Division One - Seat 2 - Richard D. Huffman
VOTE YES!
Richard D. Huffman - Justice Huffman, appointed by former Gov. Deukmejian, has made a recent ruling that was very favorable for pro-life and traditional family values. In the recent case of Benitez v. North Coast Women's Care Medical Group, Inc. et al., Justice Huffman, in a 3-0 ruling, ruled that doctors at the clinic did not have to impregnate a lesbian under their treatment
(http://www.casp.net/benitez.html). In supporting the religious views of the doctors, Huffman and the appellate court supported the physicians' right to deny impregnating unmarried couples because it violated their Biblical beliefs. Justice Huffman's support for Christian values in this case is a clear reason to reelect him to the court on Nov. 7, 2006. Vote YES!
Division One - Seat 3 - Judith Haller
Vote NO:
Judith Haller - One of the most radical and liberal supporters of abortion in the California judiciary. Appointed by former liberal Republican Gov. Pete Wilson, Haller ruled against pro-lifers in one of the most notorious San Diego abortion cases in U.S. history (http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=36787). Haller ruled in favor of Planned Parenthood attorney James McElroy to force USJF pro-life attorneys to pay nearly $100,000 in bogus fees when the pro-life attorneys filed a lawsuit to protect young girls who were getting abortions at Planned Parenthood clinics (http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=37440). All voters must reject Haller's reelection to the appellate court. Vote NO!
Division Three - Seat 4 - Cynthia G. Aaron
Vote NO:
Cynthia G. Aaron - Another radical appointment by former Democratic Gov. Gray Davis, Cynthia G. Aaron was recently honored by the radical liberal group, the American Jewish Committee, whose board of trustees include radicals Bob Filner, Lynn Shenk and gay pride participant Sheriff Bill Kolender, as well as lesbian boardmember Bonnie Dumanis. This group lists as speakers for its leadership program, leftist Congresswoman Susan Davis, embryonic stem cell advocate Joe Panetta of BIOCOM, and radical San Diego City Councilman Scott Peters (http://www.ajcsandiego.org). The American Jewish Committee has been fighting aggressively for the removal of the Ten Commandments from public squares and is a major proponent of the illgotten "separation of church and state" ideology (http://www.ajc.org/site/c.ijITI2PHKoG/b.836823/k.76DA/ChurchState_Relations.htm). Aaron has already made a major ruling in a lesbian libel case and will continue to be a dangerous judge making rulings hostile to traditional family values. All voters must reject Cynthia G. Aaron. Vote NO!
Division One - Seat 5 - Joan K. Irion
Vote NO:
Joan K. Irion - Appointed by Democratic former Gov. Gray Davis, Irion is sure to continue the radical rulings for abortion and gay rights that other Davis appointees have been handing down. Voters should reject Irion on Nov. 7, 2006. Vote NO!
Divsion Two - Seat 1 - Art W. McKinster
Vote NO:
Art W. McKinster- Appointed by former Gov. Deukmejian, on surface McKinster is not that radical, until a deeper review of his rulings is demonstrated. McKinster's ruling to uphold a $1.4 million jury verdict on behalf of a strip club in 1993 demonstrates that this justice is not interested in protecting society from the adult entertainment industry. The case involving The Flesh Club in San Bernardino, was notorious for the court intervening in the right of a local government to restrict businesses it deems a public nuisance. McKinster, in siding with the strip club, ruled that laws restricting adult entertainment, are unconstitutional (http://www.freespeechcoalition.com/FSCView.asp?coid=865). This perverted-minded judge should be voted down on Nov. 7, 2006. Vote NO!
Division Two - Seat 2 - Betty A. Richli
Vote YES:
Betty A. Richli - Appointed by Gov. Pete Wilson, Justice Richli has mostly been conservative in her rulings. Recent rulings to protect student's and parent's privacy by declaring a state law unconstitutional which had allowed the names of minor students to be publicly disclosed when the student is expelled from school was a fair ruling to protect parental/child rights. Richli has also ruled in favor of the strength of marijuana drug laws. She has ruled that police officers cannot sue for defamation of character when they are falsely accused, a ruling not too favorable with law enforcement. Overall Justice Richli should be returned to the bench on Nov. 7, 2006. Vote YES!
Division Two - Seat 3 - Jeffrey King
Vote NO:
Jeffrey King - Appointed by liberal Gov. Gray Davis, King gave $450 to radical, abortion-extremist Democrat Congressman Joe Baca in 2002 for his congressional campaign (http://herndon2.sdrdc.com/cgi-bin/dcdev/forms/C00325449/68240/sa/11A1). King should be soundly rejected for reelection on Nov. 7, 2006. Vote NO!
Division Two - Seat 4 - Douglas P. Miller
Vote NO:
Douglas P. Miller - As a recent appointment to the Appellate Court by Gov. Schwarzenegger, there is no confidence in any Schwarzenegger appointment with regards to abortion or homosexual issues. Schwarzenegger has not appointed anyone who supports a pro-life or pro-traditional marriage inclination. Additionally, Miller spent a great deal of his educational and teaching history with BYU, thus his prejudicial tempremant towards Mormonism could be a problem for those who are strict Christian traditionalists. Vote No on Miller on Nov. 7, 2006. Vote NO!
Division Three - Seat 1 - Kathleen O'Leary
Vote NO:
Kathleen O'Leary - Appointed by former California Democratic Governor Gray Davis, there is no doubt that O'Leary will rule in favor of the radical abortion and gay lobbies whenever those issues come before her court. O'Leary should be soundly rejected by voters. Vote NO!
Division Three - Seat 2 - Raymond J. Ikola
Vote NO:
Raymond J. Ikola - As an apointee to the Appellate Court by Democratic Gov. Gray Davis, Ikola has made controversial rulings on illegal immigrants and video camera survelliance issues vs. free speech. Ikola has the potential to make very dangerous rulings and should be rejected by voters. Vote NO!
By James Hartline, publisher of the James Hartline Report.
Thanks for the list.
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