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Welcome to Robyn Nordell's Conservative California Election Website
Dates of Upcoming California Statewide Elections
February 7, 2012, Presidential Primary
June 5, 2012, Statewide Direct Primary elections
VOTER HELPS FOR SAN DIEGO COUNTY
For the Nov 2, 2010 California General Election
Robyn’s Recommendations for California Candidates
JUDICIAL Recommendations for the Nov 2, 2010 Elections
(There may also be Judicial Recommendations within this county page.)
Extensive Proposition Information
PROPOSITIONS SUMMARY
The CA Republican Assembly (CRA), Assemblyman Chuck DeVore, Congressman Tom McClintock, Capitol Resource Institute, Congressman John Campbell, Craig Huey, OC Supervisor John Moorlach, Campaign for Children & Families, and Robyn Nordell ALL AGREE on the following positions:
Proposition 19--NO; Proposition 20--YES; Proposition 21--NO
Proposition 23—YES Proposition 24--NO; Proposition 25--NO
Proposition 26--YES Proposition 27--NO
NO on Prop 22:
Chuck DeVore; Capitol Resource Institute; Chris Norby, Supervisor John Moorlach, and Craig Huey
YES on Prop 22:
Tom McClintock and Congressman John Campbell, Campaign for Children & Families, and Robyn Nordell
A Note on Write-In Candidates and Third Party Candidates for STATEWIDE Offices
Some of the voter guides on this site may recommend Third-Party or Write-In Candidates for certain statewide offices. Historically, third-party candidates and write-in candidates do not win statewide elections in California.
Craig Huey’s ElectionForum.org
Common Sense, Conservative Voting Information from my knowledgeable friend, Craig Huey.
ROBYN NORDELL'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SAN DIEGO COUNTY
U.S. Representative
Dist 49 – Darrell Issa
Dist. 50 – Brian Bilbray
Bilbray is much better than Francine Busby.
Dist. 51 – Nick Popaditch
Dist. 52 – Duncan Hunter
Dist. 53 – Michael Crimmins
State Senator
Dist. 36 – Joel Anderson
Dist. 38 – Mark Wyland
Dist. 40 – Brian Hendry
State Assembly
Dist. 66 – Kevin Jeffries
Dist. 73 – Diane Harkey
Dist. 74 – Martin Garrick
Dist. 77 – Brian Jones
Dist. 78 – Rick Powell
Dist. 79 – Derrick Roach
Judicial
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court – Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye – NO
Associate Justice Ming W. Chin – NO
Associate Justice Carlos Moreno – NO
Court of Appeal, Dist. 4, Div. 1 – Judith D. McConnell – NO
Court of Appeal, Dist. 4, Div. 2 – Manuel A. Ramirez – YES
Court of Appeal, Dist. 4, Div. 2 – Carol D. Codrington – YES
Court of Appeal, Dist. 4, Div. 3 – David G. Sills – YES (changed 10/31)
Court of Appeal, Dist. 4, Div. 3 – William W. Bedsworth - YES
Court of Appeal, Dist. 4, Div. 3 – Eileen C. Moore – NO
Judge of Superior Court Office No. 20 – Jim Miller (better than his opponent on the issues)
PUZZLE PIECES OF SAN DIEGO VOTER INFORMATION
FamilyVoterInfo.Org Voter Guide
CRAIG HUEY'S SAN DIEGO PAGE
--There are a few city/county recommendations on Craig's page
LOCAL RECOMMENDATIONS FROM ONE OF ROBYN'S TRUSTED CONSERVATIVE ADVISORS
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Cajon Valley Union – Jill Barto
Escondido Union School District – Joan Gardner
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Comm College Seat 1 – Leland Ping
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Comm. College Seat 2 – Orrin Kole
Oceanside Unified School – Emily Ortiz Wichmann
Ramona Unified School – Bob Stoody
COUNTY OFFICES
Assessor/Recorder/Clerk – Ernie Dronenburg
CITIES
Carlsbad
City Council – Mark Packard
Treasurer – John O'Reilly
Escondido
Council – Ed Gallo and Marie Waldron
La Mesa Mayor – Laura Lothian
Oceanside City Council – Gary Felien and Jerome Kern
San Marcos City Council – Kristal Jabara
Santee City Council – Shari Groce
SAN DIEGO-CITY AND COUNTY MEASURES
These are the Measure Recommendations of the San Diego Republican Party
County of San Diego
Prop A--Vote YES
Fair and open competition for all qualified firms in public construction saves your tax dollars!
City of San Diego
Prop B--Vote YES
Prop C--Vote YES
Prop D--Vote NO - www.ReformSanDiego.com
Prop D provides absolutely NO guarantee that monies will be spent on vital city services. Prop D also does not provide the reforms we need to stop wasteful spending in the city's budget.
City of Carlsbad
Prop G--Vote YES
City of Chula Vista
Prop H--Vote NO
San Diego Unified School District
Prop J--Vote NO
San Marcos Unified School District
Prop K--Vote NO
Julian Union High School District
Prop L--Vote NO
Dehesa School District
Prop M--Vote NO
South Bay Union School District
Prop O--Vote NO
Encinitas School District
Prop P--Vote NO
ADDITIONAL VOTER INFORMATION
Links to Every County Registrar of Voters in CA
California Secretary of State Site
Links to All California Local Elections-Candidates and MEASURES - www.SmartVoter.org
Note: Many of the “Non-Partisan” links on smartvoter.org are from a liberal perspehttp://ctive
California Family Council Voter’s Guide... Coming Soon - http://www.californiafamilycouncil.org/
California Voting Guide--U.S. Senate Race – Fiorina vs. Boxer
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY (CRA) VOTER INFO
California Republican Assembly (CRA) Voter Guide For the 11/2/10 Election
CRA Scorecards for the State Assembly and the State Senate
(Years: 2000 – 2009)
CALIFORNIA PRO-LIFE COUNCIL VOTER GUIDES
California ProLife Council Candidate Info By Region
For Assembly, State Senate, Congressional, and Statewide Offices
California ProLife Council PAC's Endorsed Candidates
For: Assembly, State Senate, U.S. Senate, and CA State Constitutional Officers
Many, but not all, of these candidates won their primaries and on the Nov 2 ballots.
VOTING INFORMATION--FEDERAL SCORECARDS--For ALL 50 States
For U.S. Representatives and U.S. Senators
Faith2Action 2010 Voter Guides & Congressional Scorecards For ALL States – Nov 2, 2010 Elections
California Scorecard--Congressional Races
Family Research Council Action Scorecards
About FRC
Eagle Forum Score Cards
Eagle Forum's Mission
American Conservative Union Scorecards
About ACU
National Right to Life Scorecards
About NRL
Concerned Women for America – Legislative Score Cards
About CWA
Official Republican Party Voter Guide
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