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Orange County, CA December 6, 2005 Election
United States Representative; District 48 Voter Information

(to fill the vacancy in the office of Member of Congress arising from the resignation of office by Christopher Cox; a Runoff Election for the Primary Election that was held on October 4,2005.)

Candidates (Vote for 1)
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John Campbell Click here for more information about this candidate 45,719 votes 44.6%

  • Occupation: State Senator/Businessman
  • BA in Economics from UCLA
  • Masters Degree in Taxation from USC
  • Former CPA and Tax Accountant
Priorities:
  • National Security
  • Border Security
  • Reduce Budget Deficit
Steve Young Click here for more information about this candidate 28,432 votes 27.7%
  • Occupation: small businessman/attorney
  • BA University of Utah
  • JD Pepperdine University School of Law
  • Married,
  • 4 children
  • 3 grandchildren
Priorities:
  • Reversing the outsoursing of Middle Class jobs to Asia
  • Compensation parity for women
  • providing a fully funded education program for our children
Jim Gilchrist Click here for more information about this candidate 25,979 votes 25.3%
  • Vietnam Veteran, Purple Heart recipient
  • Co-Founder, Minuteman Project
Priorities:
  • Border Security
  • Tax relief
  • Right of Americans to be born
Béa Tomaselli Tiritilli Click here for more information about this candidate 1,409 votes 1.4%
  • Occupation: teacher
  • As a credentialed teacher, Tiritilli has worked with at-risk youth for more than a decade at continuation high schools
  • Green Party Orange County Council Member
  • Orange County Contact for Families for Russian and Ukrainian Adoption
  • Past Sierra Club Orange County Group Publicity Chair
  • Past Park Santiago Neighborhood Association Board Member
  • Additional past and present community involvement includes mentoring and volunteering for various educational, environmental and pro-peace groups
Priorities:
  • Pull out of Iraq while finding alternatives to war for solving political disputes
  • Overhaul our nations's pathetic energy policies as we evolve into a country with a self-sustaining, non-toxic energy supply
  • Restructure spending priorites, cutting government waste while trimming the national debt and deficit
Bruce D. Cohen Click here for more information about this candidate 963 votes 0.9%
  • Occupation: Realtor
  • California Real Estate Agent, licensed in 1979
  • Attended Orange Coast College and Saddleback College
Priorities:
  • Cut Federal taxes by at least 50%: Put politicians on a diet; pay off deficits and build emergency reserves.
  • Strengthen Health Care: Return control of health care to Doctors, Familes and Patients.
  • Improve Education: Bring educational decisions back to parents, teachers and students.

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