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Valley leaders unite for BRAD SHERMAN.

Wayne Adelstein, President, North Valley Chamber of Commerce Dorothy Allison, Board Member, Chatsworth Neighborhood Council Lisa Anderson, Board Member, Northridge East Neighborhood Council Clay Andrews, General Manager, Warner Center Marriott David Asplund, Chairman, Woodland Hills-Tarzana Chamber of Commerce Kamesh Aysola, Chatsworth Neighborhood Council Dr. Marlene Bane, Secretary, American Jewish Committee Western Region Jill Banks-Barad, President, Sherman Oaks Neighborhood Council James Barkley, Residential Representative, Canoga Park Neighborhood Council Robert Baron, Director, Studio City Chamber of Commerce Ed Begley, Jr., Actor/Environmentalist James Berry, Encino Business Leader Raymond Bishop, Tarzana Neighborhood Council Roberta Boardman, Mid Valley Community Police Council Bert Bogash, Vice President, Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce Ann Bose, Board of Directors,Woodland HillsTarzana Chamber of Commerce Nishan Bostanian, San Fernando Valley Leader Stacey Brenner, Secretary, Encino Condominium Homeowners Association Allen J. Budzichowski, Toluca Lake CPA Adrienne Burk, President, Valley Grassroots for Democracy Bonnie Bursk, Granada Hills South Neighborhood Council Marsha Calig, Jewish Home for the Aging Carolyn Casavan, San Fernando Valley Green Team Connie Cashin, Past President, Rotary Club of Studio City/Sherman Oaks Mandhata Chauhan, Board Member, Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council Rabbi Bernard M. Cohen Dr. Robert Cohen, President, Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce Wayne Colmer, Chairman, San Fernando Valley Habitat for Humanity Ken Craft, President, Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission Jeff Daar, Former Chair, Democratic Party of the San Fernando Valley Jack Dawson, Board Member, Canoga Park Neighborhood Council Kathy Delle Donne, Vice President, Tarzana Neighborhood Council Rod DeSmith, North Hills Neighborhood Watch Donna Deutchman, CEO, Habitat for Humanity of the San Fernando Valley Ruth Doxsee, Secretary, Lake Balboa Neighborhood Council Barry Edelman, Board Member, Tarzana Neighborhood Council Cynthia Elkins, Vice Chair, Valley Cultural Center Mitch Englander, Los Angeles City Council Nestor Fantini, Board Member, Northridge East Neighborhood Council Mark Fishlowitz, Board of Directors, Chatsworth Chamber of Commerce Neysa Frechette, Student Representative, Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council Edo Gabrielyan, Board of Directors, Universal City North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Sherman Gamson, Representative, Encino Neighborhood Council David R. Garfinkle, President, Tarzana Property Owners Association Mike Gatto, California State Assembly Rickey Gelb, President, West Valley LAPD BOOSTERS Kerry Gelbard, Encino Little League Stan Gerson, Board of Directors, Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce Stanley B.Goldenberg, Encino Business Leader Lee J. Gordon, San Fernando Valley Leader Robert A. Green, Treasurer, Canoga Park Neighborhood Council Barry M. Greenberg, Treasurer, Northridge East Neighborhood Council Judi Greenberg, Vice President, Northridge South Neighborhood Council Robb Greenspan, Vice President, The Executives Jewish Home for the Aging Maria Grunwald, Teacher, Valley Academy of Arts and Sciences Bob Gutterman, Former Board Member, Jewish Home for the Aging Max Haghighi, Programs Chair, Woodland Hills Tarzana Chamber of Commerce Ty Halen, President, CSUN Young Democrats Bill Haller, Former President, Lake Balboa Neighborhood Council S. Hammarland, Board Member, Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council Brian Hammel, President, Northridge Hospital Fund Janet Hartley, Past President, Rotary Club of Granada Hills Edward Headington, Outreach Chair, Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council Horace Heidt, President, The Horace Heidt Agency Company Eran Heissler, Board Member, Tarzana Neighborhood Council Arthur Hirshberg, Board Member, Mid-Valley Community Police Council Judith Hirshberg, Board Member, Mid-Valley Community Police Council Corinne Ho, Vice President, Canoga Park Neighborhood Council Gary L. Holmen, Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council David Honda, Fernando Award Winner, Board Member North Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce Ross Hopkins, Past Chair, Valley Industry and Commerce Association Stephen Hubbard, Board Member, Northridge East Neighborhood Council Ian Hunter, President, San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center Wayde Hunter, Board Member, Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council Bob Jacobi, Vice President, Winnetka Chamber of Commerce Jamshid Javidi, Encino Business Leader Brenda Johnson, Professional Pharmacists Society of the San Fernando Valley Heather Kaiser, San Fernando Valley Teacher Michael Kaiser, Porter Ranch Community Leader Howard Katchen Treasurer, Sherman Oaks Neighborhood Council Agi Kessler, Chair, Democratic Party of the San Fernando Valley Reverend Spencer Kezios, Pastor Emeritus, Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Edgar Khalatian, Chair, Land Use Committee Valley Industry and Commerce Association Francois Khoury, CFO, Valley Cultural Center W.P. Kincheloe, San Fernando Valley Leader Coby King, Board Member, Valley Industry and Commerce Association Karen Koe, Past Chair, Woodland HillsWarner Center Neighborhood Council Paul Koretz, Los Angeles City Council Paul Krekorian, Los Angeles City Council Nichan Kulukian, Past Board Member, North Hills West Neighborhood Council Erick Lace, President, Winnetka Neighborhood Council Yasin A. Lucky Lakhani, Treasurer, Canoga Park Neighborhood Council John Laurie, President, Rotary Club of TarzanaEncino Paul Lawler, Vice President, Tarzana Neighborhood Council Melody LeBlanc, Vice President, West Valley BOOSTERS Steven Leffert, Board Member, Lake Balboa Neighborhood Council Syd Leibovitch, Realtor, Valley Business Leader Stephen A. Lenske, President, Valley West Hills Homeowners Association Becky Leveque, Past President, Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council Evan Levi, Tarzana Neighborhood Council Eric Lewis, Vice President, Winnetka Neighborhood Council Barbara Leyner, Board Member, Mid Valley YMCA J. Richard Leyner, Past President, United Chambers of Commerce Gregory N. Lippe, Immediate Past Chair, Valley Industry and Commerce Association Michael Mahdesian, Studio City Business Leader Eric Mansker, Granada Hills South Neighborhood Council Mitchell Marcus, Co-Founder & Former Board Member, Chatsworth AYSO Matt Mealey, Board Member, Tarzana Property Owners Association Lucille R. Meehan, Board Member, Northridge East Neighborhood Council Marty Meltzer, Former Sports Director, San Fernando Valley Bruins Mike Mikaelian, Transportation Chair, Winnetka Neighborhood Council George Minard, San Fernando Valley Leader Mel Mitchell, President, Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council Dr. Anil Mohin, Studio City Community Leader Robert Mulein, Immediate Past President, Temple Kol Tikvah, Woodland Hills Timothy K. Mulholland, Board Member, Reseda Neighborhood Council Michael C. Murphy, Board of Directors, Universal CityNorth Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Christopher Murray, Executive Board Member, Boys & Girls Club of the West Valley Richard Ortiz, Valley Village Homeowners Assn. Francine Oschin, Co-Chair, VICA Transportation Committee Jerald Otchis, Board of Directors, VICA Fran Pavley, California State Senate Gloria Pollack, 2007 Fernando Award Recipient JJ Popowich, Treasurer, Winnetka Neighborhood Council Murdoch Pourkhani, Board Member, Tarzana Neighborhood Council Mel Powell, President, Rotary Club of the Greater San Fernando Valley William F. Powers, Jr., Chatsworth Chamber of Commerce Ruth Richter, Board Member, Winnetka Chamber of Commerce Alison Robinson, President, Granada Hills Chamber of Commerce Marilyn Robinson, Board Member, Winnetka Neighborhood Council Barbara Rolbin, Philanthropy Co-Chair, Assistance League of the San Fernando Valley Brad Rosenheim, Past President, Fernando Awards Foundation Deborah Sable, Past Chair, Woodland HillsTarzana Chambers of Commerce, Fernando Award Recipient Christine Sandlin, Board Member, Van Nuys Homeowners Association Miguel Santiago, Los Angeles Community College Board Carson Schreiber, Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce Rina Sherman, Canoga Park Womens Club Paul Shively, Treasurer, Woodland Hills Neighborhood Council Gerald Silver, President, Homeowners of Encino Scott Silverstein, Chair, Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council Joel M. Simon, Fernando Award Nominee, 2011 Surinder Singh, San Fernando Valley Sikh Community Leader Vas Singh, Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council Michael Sirota, President, LAPD West Valley Jeopardy Jan Sobel, President & CEO, Boys & Girls Club of the West Valley Thomas Soule, Board of Directors, Valley Economic Alliance Juativa Spurlock, Vice President, Northridge West Neighborhood Council Anthony St. John, Board Member, Sherman Oaks Neighborhood Council Reita Stanis, Canoga Park Business Improvement Association Richard Stanis, Canoga Park Business Improvement Association Keven Steinberg, Board Member, Encino Neighborhood Council Steve Steinberg, Board Member, Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council Louis Stepter, Board Member, San Fernando Valley NAACP Kathleen Sterling, Publisher, Valley News Group Scott Sterling, Treasurer, Northridge South Neighborhood Council Charles Sulahian, Business Owner Representative, Valley Village Neighborhood Council Gary Thomas, Chair, Boys & Girls Club of the West Valley Kim Thompson, President, Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council Don Turner, President, Rotary Club of Sherman Oaks Michael Wall, President and CEO, Northridge Hospital Medical Center Claude Jack Whitson, Past President, Rotary Club of Woodland Hills Susan Woodnick, Past Board of Directors, Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce Hank Yuloff, Encino Businessperson Dennis Zine, Los Angeles City Council
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BRAD SHERMAN.
A voice for the Valley.

VOTE! Tuesday, June 5th

BRAD SHERMAN.
A lifetime of effective leadership.
Brad Sherman has a long history of public service and effective leadership. He grew up in Southern California and graduated from UCLA and Harvard Law School. He worked in the private sector for 15 years as a CPA and tax law specialist for middle income taxpayers and small businesses. Brad served on the Board of Directors for California Common Cause from 1984 to 1989, working to reform state campaign finance laws. In 1990 Brad was elected to the State Board of Equalization where he fought to make tax laws fair for middle class families, save the renters tax credit, repeal the unfair Snack Tax and slam shut corporate tax loopholes. Since 1997 Brad has served as a representative for the San Fernando Valley in the United States Congress. He has developed a reputation as a strong advocate for fiscal responsibility, protecting Medicare and Social Security, policies to expand U.S. exports and create local jobs, and federal support for public education. In Congress Brad Sherman is a senior member of the Financial Services Committee where he led the fight to stop the $700 billion TARP bailout of Wall Street. Sherman serves as the ranking Democrat on the Subcommittee on Terrorism and Nonproliferation and is helping to lead efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. In 2012, Brad Sherman was awarded the Humane Champion Award by the Humane Society of the United States. Brad Sherman is married to Lisa Kaplan Sherman and they have three daughters, Molly, Naomi and Lucy.

Brad Sherman and his wife Lisa and their three daughters at a local Valley park.

BRAD SHERMAN.
Took on Wall Street and fought to stop the $700 billion TARP bailout.
In 2008, Brad Sherman, a CPA and Senior Democrat on the Financial Services Committee, stood up to the leadership of both parties and powerful Wall Street lobbyists and fought to stop the $700 billion TARP bailout of Wall Street and the big banks. Sherman organized a group of opponents to the bailout bill and defeated it on the floor of the House of Representatives by a 228 to 205 vote. This was despite arm-twisting from the Bush Administration, the leaders of both parties and every lobbyist on K Street. Four days later, the supporters of TARP pushed through a revised version of the bailout bill. But by then, Sherman had forced changes in the bailout program which saved taxpayers over $400 billion by preventing the government purchase of toxic assets.

BRAD SHERMAN.
Coming through for the Valley.
Brad Sherman comes through for the Valley. Here are a few of Brads accomplishments as a member of Congress: Reform Wall Street by cracking down on those who created the financial crisis and breaking up banks that are too big to fail. Oppose unfair trade deals that ship Valley jobs overseas. Protect home values in the Valley by increasing the conforming loan limit in areas like the Valley where home prices are above the national average and to stop predatory mortgage lenders and prevent foreclosures. Expand the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area and stop the massive Ahmanson Ranch development. Speed up construction of extra lanes to the 405 and the 5 freeways to help relieve traffic congestion. Protect consumers by passing the Credit Card Holders Bill of Rights. Improve recreation in the Sepulveda Basin. Make student loans more affordable by reducing interest rates. Work to end the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

the House revolt Brad Sherman who led this week (and will against the bailout bill has become do so again on Friday) r with both the spectacularly unpopula ratic leaderships, Republican and Democ . not to mention K Street
October 2, 2008

Brad Sherman listens to Valley residents and has held over 160 Town Hall meetings in the Valley.

President Bill Clinton supports Brad Sherman.

Brad Sherman has done a great job for the people of his district and he has a keen understanding of both the challenges facing our country today and innovative ideas on what to do about them. Brad has worked tirelessly for the people of California and I hope he will continue to do so.

President Bill Clinton

BRAD SHERMAN.
Listening to the Valley.
Brad Sherman knows that his most important job as a member of Congress is to listen. By listening to Valley residents, Brad Sherman makes sure Valley values are represented in Congress. Thats why Brad Sherman has held over 160 Town Hall meetings in communities throughout the Valley. The Town Hall meetings have given tens of thousands of Valley residents an opportunity to have their questions answered and their voices heard. Brad Sherman also holds workshops to help Valley residents solve problems with federal agencies like Social Security or the Veterans Administration and learn how to obtain an affordable college loan or a low-interest mortgage. Agi Kessler, Chair Democratic Party of the San Fernando Valley

Endorsed by the Democratic Party of the San Fernando Valley.

Fernando Valley.

DP SFV

Brad Sherman is the only candidate endorsed by the Democratic Party of the San

Brad Sherman is an effective champion for protecting middle class jobs, quality affordable healthcare, good public schools and a clean and healthy environment. Thats why the Democratic Party of the San Fernando Valley strongly endorses Brad Sherman for Congress.