Monterey County Political Endorsements
June 3rd Primary Endorsements: 
Jane Parker - Monterey County 4th Supervisor District -
electjaneparker.com Bill Monning - 27th California Assembly District -
www.billmonning.org Anna Caballero - 28th California Assembly District
Fernando Armenta - Monterey County 1st Supervisor District
Dave Potter - Monterey County 5th Supervisor District
Our top priorities are to get Jane Parker elected to the Board of Supervisors, get Bill Monning elected to the State Assembly, and pass YES ON RECALL to stop Jeff Denham from cutting schools and services in order to protect wealthy taxpayers. This election will profoundly impact our members and it will be close! WE NEED YOUR HELP!!! Please join us at the SALINAS UNION HALL, 344 Monterey Street.
Contact the new PAC Steering committee today to get involved with the new (& the old) LEADERS OF THE PAC: email
joe.keffer@seiu521.org or call (831) 750-9730.
Read the
Monterey PAC Flyer 05-07-08 for more information on the Monterey PAC and profiles of candidates endorsed.
June Election Results: 100% of supported candidates and positions prevailed!
County BOS District 1 Fernando L. Armenta .......... 3,141 votes 100.00% (SEIU ENDORSED WINNER)
District 4 Jane Parker ...................... 6,160 votes 51.95% (SEIU ENDORSED WINNER)
District 5 Dave Potter ...................... 15,439 votes 73.62% (SEIU ENDORSED WINNER)
State Assembly AD 27 (Monterey and Santa Cruz County) Bill Monning, Democratic ....... 11,155* votes 65.4% (SEIU ENDORSED WINNER)
State Assembly AD 27 Anna Caballero ..................... 9,053* votes 100.0% (SEIU ENDORSED WINNER)
US Congress CD 17 Sam Farr ........................... 26,675* votes 100.0% (SEIU ENDORSED WINNER)
Propositions98 ................................... 31,278* NO votes 61.24%
- Would have taken away rent protection. (SEIU recommended a "NO")
99 ................................... 34,434* YES votes 73.61%
- Protects against unjust taking of private property. (SEIU recommended a "YES")
* Multi-District Races. Figures reflect only the Monterey County votes.