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MBCLC's Political Endorsements
Read Central Coast labor's recommendations for the election.
Political endorsements for June 2006
LABOR'S CHAMPIONS FOR CA STATE OFFICE
Governor – Phil Angelides *
Lt Governor – John Garamendi *
Attorney General- Dual: Jerry Brown, Rocky Delgadillo *
Secretary of State – Debra Bowen *
Treasurer – Bill Lockyer *
Insurance commissioner – Cruz Bustamante*
<>California State Senate
12th district – Wiley Nickel
California State Assembly
27th Assembly – John Laird
28th assembly - Ana Ventura Phares *
Monterey County
Superintendent of Schools - Nancy Kotowski
County Supervisor 3rd District - Simon Salinas
Santa Cruz County
Superintendent of Schools – Sandra Nichols
City of Watsonville - No on Measure E
* - Endorsement of the California Federation of Labor
______________________________________________
Federal law prohibits the organization from listing federal political endorsements.
You'll notice that they don't make a recommendation for Santa Cruz County 3rd District Supervisor. The two most progressive on labor are Chris Krohn and Jonathan Boutelle. Krohn has been one of the big supporters of the $9.25 minumum wage ordinance, too.
LABOR'S CHAMPIONS FOR CA STATE OFFICE
Governor – Phil Angelides *
Lt Governor – John Garamendi *
Attorney General- Dual: Jerry Brown, Rocky Delgadillo *
Secretary of State – Debra Bowen *
Treasurer – Bill Lockyer *
Insurance commissioner – Cruz Bustamante*
<>California State Senate
12th district – Wiley Nickel
California State Assembly
27th Assembly – John Laird
28th assembly - Ana Ventura Phares *
Monterey County
Superintendent of Schools - Nancy Kotowski
County Supervisor 3rd District - Simon Salinas
Santa Cruz County
Superintendent of Schools – Sandra Nichols
City of Watsonville - No on Measure E
* - Endorsement of the California Federation of Labor
______________________________________________
Federal law prohibits the organization from listing federal political endorsements.
You'll notice that they don't make a recommendation for Santa Cruz County 3rd District Supervisor. The two most progressive on labor are Chris Krohn and Jonathan Boutelle. Krohn has been one of the big supporters of the $9.25 minumum wage ordinance, too.
For more information:
http://www.montereybaylabor.org/
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