SEIU ULTCW VOTER GUIDE

It’s Time To Rebuild California!

VOTE NOVEMBER 2ND
On November 2nd, we have the opportunity to rebuild California by electing a team of leaders who
can move our state forward while protecting long term care. Based on input from our members and
their record of support for working families, we recommend the following candidates…

Barbara Boxer Jerry Brown Gavin Newsom Kamala Harris Tom Torlakson Dave Jones

U.S. SENATE Governor Lieutenant Attorney Superintendent of Insurance

Governor General Public Instruction Commissioner

SEIU California State Candidate Endorsements

US CONGRESS Lois Capps (CD 23)
Mike Thompson (CD 1) Brad Sherman (CD 27)
Dr. Ami Bera (CD 3) Howard Berman (CD 28)
Doris Matsui (CD 5) Adam Schiff (CD 29)
Lynn Woolsey (CD 6) Henry Waxman (CD 30)
George Miller (CD 7) Xavier Becerra (CD 31)
Nancy Pelosi (CD 8) Judy Chu (CD 32)
Barbara Lee (CD 9) Karen Bass (CD 33)
John Garamendi (CD 10) Lucille Roybal-Allard (CD 34)
Jerry McNerney (CD 11) Maxine Waters (CD 35)
Jackie Speier (CD 12) Jane Harman (CD 36)
Fortney (Pete) Stark (CD 13) Laura Richardson (CD 37)
Anna Eshoo (CD 14) Grace Napolitano (CD 38)
Mike Honda (CD 15) Linda Sanchez (CD 39)
Zoe Lofgren (CD 16) Joe Baca (CD 43)
Sam Farr (CD 17) Loretta Sanchez (CD 47)
Dennis Cardoza (CD 18) Bob Filner (CD 51)
Jim Costa (CD 20) Susan Davis (CD 53)

“Our future depends of all of us doing our part in November and voting to send ULTCW
these folks to Sacramento. They’re the leaders we can trust to rebuild California.”
– Frederick Lee, In-Home Caregiver

This document is intended for ULTCW member use only.

CALIFORNIA BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Betty Yee (District 1) Chris Parker (District 2)
CALIFORNIA SENATE
Noreen Evans (Senate District 2)
Leland Yee (Senate District 8)
Ellen Corbett (Senate District 10)
Anna Caballero (Senate District 12)
John Laird (Senate District 15)
Michael Rubio (Senate District 16)
Alex Padilla (Senate District 20)
CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY
Wesley Chesbro (Assembly District 1)
Richard Pan (Assembly District 5)
Jared Huffman (Assembly District 6)
Michael Allen (Assembly District 7)
Roger Dickenson (Assembly District 9)
Alyson Huber (Assembly District 10)
Susan Bonilla (Assembly District 11)
Nancy Skinner (Assembly District 14)
Joan Buchanan (Assembly District 15)
Sandre Swanson (Assembly District 16)
Cathleen Galgiani (Assembly District 17)
Mary Hayashi (Assembly District 18)
Jerry Hill (Assembly District 19)
Bob Wieckowski (Assembly District 20)
Rich Gordon (Assembly District 21)
Nora Campos (Assembly District 23)
Jim Beall (Assembly District 24)
Luis Alejo (Assembly District 28)
Fran Florez (Assembly District 30)
Henry Perea (Assembly District 31)
Hilda Zacarias (Assembly District 33)
Das Williams (Assembly District 35)
Felipe Fuentes (Assembly District 39)
Bob Blumenfield (Assembly District 40)
Julia Brownley (Assembly District 41)
Mike Feuer (Assembly District 42)
ULTCW ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2
Polls are open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. www.SEIU-ULTCW.org
Jerome Horton (District 4)
Kevin De Leon (Senate District 22)
Ed Hernandez (Senate District 24)
Curren Price (Senate District 26)
Ron Calderon (Senate District 30)
Lou Correa (Senate District 34)
Mary Salas (Senate District 40) pending recount
Mike Gatto (Assembly District 43)
Anthony Portantino (Assembly District 44)
Gil Cedillo (Assembly District 45)
Holly Mitchell (Assembly District 47)
Mike Davis (Assembly District 48)
Mike Eng (Assembly District 49)
Ricardo Lara (Assembly District 50)
Steve Bradford (Assembly District 51)
Isadore Hall (Assembly District 52)
Betsy Butler (Assembly District 53)
Bonnie Lowenthal (Assembly District 54)
Wayne Furutani (Assembly District 55)
Tony Mendoza (Assembly District 56)
Roger Hernandez (Assembly District 57)
Charles Calderon (Assembly District 58)
Darcel Woods (Assembly District 59)
Norma Torres (Assembly District 61)
Wilmer Amina Carter (Assembly District 62)
Carl Wood (Assembly District 65)
Phu Nguyen (Assembly District 68)
Jose Solorio (Assembly District 69)
Toni Atkins (Assembly District 76)
Marty Block (Assembly District 78)
Ben Hueso (Assembly District 79)
Manuel Perez (Assembly District 80)
 VOTER RESOURCE GUIDE
In order to rebuild California, it’s important that we all vote this
November. To help answer questions you may have and make you
aware of important dates and deadlines, we’ve put together the
following voter resource guide. If you have additional questions
or need assistance, please call the Secretary of State office
at (800) 345-8683 or visit www.sos.ca.gov.

HOW DO I REGISTER TO VOTE?

If you’re not already registered to vote, you have until October 18, 2010, to register
to vote in the November 2nd general election. Your Voter Registration Form must be
postmarked by October 18th or delivered to the Department of Motor Vehicles or any
National Voter Registration Act designated agency.

A voter registration form can be filled out online at the Secretary of State website
(www.sos.ca.gov) or picked up at your county elections office, library, or U.S.
Post Office.

HOW DO I VOTE BY MAIL?

If you are a registered voter and would prefer to vote-by-mail for the November 2nd
election, your application must be received by October 26, 2010. You can use the
application printed on your Sample Ballot that you’ll receive prior to the election, or
you can write your county elections office to request one.

IF I’M A NEW CITIZEN, HOW DO I REGISTER TO VOTE?

If you become a new citizen after October 18, 2010, you can still vote in the
November 2nd general election by going to your county elections office no later
than October 26, 2010, and showing proof of citizenship and declaring that you
have established residency in California. If you became a new citizen before
October 18, 2010, simply follow the regular voter registration guidelines.

HOW CAN I FIND OUT WHERE TO VOTE?

Not sure of where to vote on November 2nd? Your polling location can be found on
the sample ballot you receive in the mail or by contacting your county elections office.

ULTCW United
Long Term Care For more information,
Workers visit www.SEIU-ULTCW.org