RPT’s 2020 General Election Voter Guide

I may update if I come across new information, but, for the most part everyone is on the same page. I disagreed with John and Ken on prop 18, that was it.

RESOURCES USED:

Here is the PDF printable/download for those that wish to have a hard copy.


SAMPLE BALLOT

Newhall


SANTA CLARITA CITY GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION

MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL

  • Cameron M. Smyth
  • and, Jason Gibbs

STATE SENATOR

  • 21st District — Scott Wilk

MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY

  • 38th District — Suzette Martinez Valladares

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE

  • 25th District — Mike Garcia

SANTA CLARITA VALLEY WATER AGENCY

MEMBER, BOARD OF DIRECTORS, DIVISION 1

  • Gary R. Martin
  • and, Karla Waymire

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

  • Jackie Lacey

OFFICE 72

  • Steve Morgan

OFFICE 80

(WRITE-IN Candidate if not on ballot)

  • Nick C. Rini

OFFICE 162

  • David D. Diamond

MEASURE J

NO

PROPOSITION 14

NO

PROPOSITION 15

NO

PROPOSITION 16

NO

PROPOSITION 17

NO

PROPOSITION 18

NO

PROPOSITION 19

NO

PROPOSITION 20

YES

PROPOSITION 21

NO

PROPOSITION 22

YES

PROPOSITION 23

NO

PROPOSITION 24

NO

PROPOSITION 25

NO

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

DONALD J. TRUMP


SAME but MORE


Major Races and Campaigns

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:

DONALD J. TRUMP

CALIFORNIA STATEWIDE BALLOT MEASURES:

PROPOSITION 14 – The California Stem Cell Research, TreatmeMs, and Cures Initiative of 2020

NO

PROPOSITION 15 – The California School and Local Communities Funding Act of 2020

NO

PROPOSITION 17 – Voting Rights Restoration for Persons on Parole Amendment

NO

PROPOSITION 18 – Primary Voting for 17-Year-Olds Amendment

  • JOHN and KEN say YES (here is their reasoning): What’s that line? If an 18 year old is old enough to be drafted , then why can’t he vote ? Or buy liquor? Ah, 17 is close enough . Not all will qualify and most won’t vote anyways.
  • THE HOWARD JARVIS TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION says NO to the measure (here is their reasoning): Proposition 18 would change the voting age in California to allow 17-year-olds to vote in primaries and special elections if they will turn 18 by the date of the next general election. While some states allow this, California is different than other states because under Prop. 13 and Prop. 218, tax increases must go on the ballot for voter approval. These proposed tax increases are frequently on primary and special election ballots. Proposition 18 would allow high school students to vote on tax increases. This is unwise. The voting age in California should not be changed. VOTE NO ON PROPOSITION 18.

I SAY NO

PROPOSITION 19 – Property Tax Transfers, Exemptions, and Revenue for Wildfire Agencies and Counties Amendment

NO

PROPOSITION 20 – Criminal Sentencing, Parole, and DNA Collection Initiative

YES

PROPOSITION 21 – Local Rent Control Initiative

NO

PROPOSITION 22 – App-Based Drivers as Contractors and Labor Policies Initiative

YES

PROPOSITION 23 – Dialysis Clinic Requirements Initiative

NO

PROPOSITION 24 – Consumer Personal Information Law and Agency Initiative

NO

PROPOSITION 25 – Replace Cash Bail with Risk Assessments Referendum

NO

LOS ANGELES COUNTY BALLOT MEASURES:

MEASURE RR – School Upgrades and Safety Measure

NO

MEASURE J -Community Investment and Alternatives to Incarceration Minimum County Budget Allocation

NO

SELECT POLITICAL OFFICE RACES

US HOUSE – CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT # 25

  • MIKE GARCIA

STATE LEGISLATURE – STATE SENATE DISTRICT # 21

  • SCOTT WILK

Superior Court Judges

OFFICE 17

  • Shannon Kathleen Cooley [uncontested]

OFFICE 42

  • Robert Villa

OFFICE 72

  • Steve Morgan

OFFICE 76

  • Emily Cole

OFFICE 80

  • Nick C. Rini

OFFICE 97

  • Timothy D. Reuben

OFFICE 129

  • Mark MacCarley

OFFICE 131

  • Michelle Kelley [uncontested]

OFFICE 141

  • Lana Kim [uncontested]

OFFICE 145

  • Troy Slaten [perfect score BTW]

OFFICE 150

  • Manuel Alejandro Almada

OFFICE 162

  • David D. Diamond

Supervisor

LOS ANGELES SEAT #

2: Albert Robles

4: No Recommendation

5: Kathryn Barger

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

  • Jackie Lacey

 


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