Here are my endorsements in bold in selected races (I have provided down-ballot recommendations in California and Maryland):
U.S. SENATE – in all state races, except Kansas, I endorse the Democratic candidate:
Kansas – Greg Orman (Independent)
GOVERNOR – in all state races except New York, I endorse the Democratic candidate, see note on New York below:
New York – Andrew Cuomo has been a major disappointment. Nevertheless unlike his Republican opponent, he supports 1) (grudgingly) higher taxes on the wealthiest, 2) so far a temporary ban on fracking, and 3) universal pre-K. His green opponent has no chance of winning but is better on the issues.
CALIFORNIA –
Lieutenant Governor – Gavin Newsom
Secretary of State – Alex Padilla
Controller – Betty Yee
Treasurer – John Chiang
Attorney General – Kamala Harris
Insurance Commissioner – Dave Jones
School Superintendent – Tom Torlakson
Congress – Sam Farr
State Senator District 2 – Shawn Bagley
State Assembly – Mark Stone, Luis Alejo
Propositions
1 – No
2 – No position
45 – Yes
46 – No
47 – Yes
48 – No
Monterey County –
Sheriff – Scott Miller
County Supervisor District 2 – Ed Mitchell
City of Marina Mayor – Bruce Delgado
City of Marina Council (vote for 2) – Dave Brown
City of Monterey Council (vote for 2) – Timothy Barrett
Salinas City Council – Eric Petersen
City of Seaside Mayor – Felix Bachofner
City of Seaside Council – Jason Campbell
Propositions –
San Benito County Proposition J (ban on fracking) – Yes
MARYLAND –
Comptroller – Peter Franchot
Attorney General – Brian Frosh
Congress District 8 – Chris van Hollen
Montgomery County Board of Education – Judy Docca, Patricia O’Neill, Michael Durso, Shebra Evans
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thanks for your votes as they are close to mine and thanks for not voting for Nancy Selfrige as she is sponsoring AT&T for cell towers behind Whole Foods , thanks Claudy
Don’t forget Dan Presser for Airport Board, Hal. I’m in agreement with your endorsements, except for Prop. 46. There’s much to be said for it, except the part about mandatory drug testing for doctor’s with hospital privileges. For that reason, the ACLU is opposing 46, as am I.