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San Mateo, Santa Clara County, CA March 7, 2000 Election
United States Representative; District 14


Results as of Apr 10 2:36pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (524/524)

Candidates (Vote for 1)
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Anna G. Eshoo 111,136 votes 70.7%

  • Party: Democratic (100% of votes in party)
  • Occupation: Member of Congress
Bill Quraishi 17,817 votes 11.4%
  • Party: Republican (43.6% of votes in party)
  • Occupation: Electrical Engineer
  • Republican Nominee for U. S. Congress 1986, 88 & 90
  • M.B.A. (Masters in Business Administration) in Management
  • National Defense Executive Reservist
  • Served as U.S. Diplomat to Government of South Korea
  • Served as Electrical Engineer for U.S.Army, Europe Engineer Command, Germany
  • Small Business Owner/Founder-Engineering Management Consultants
Priorities:
  • Education/Child Care
  • Health Care/Medical Care/Social Security
  • Transportation/Taxes/Economy/Defense/Foreign Policy/Environment
Craig L. DeLue 11,662 votes 7.4%
  • Party: Republican (28.5% of votes in party)
  • Occupation: Father/Businessman
  • Experienced in challenges of raising a family in the Bay Area
  • Marketing Director for large insurance agency
  • Extensive experience managing complex projects
  • Five years of experience managing company operations
  • Graduated University of California, Davis with Honors
  • Never have run for political office
Priorities:
  • Education: Improve education by providing parents with the ability to choose the educational option that best suits their children's needs
  • Taxation: Significantly reduce the tax burden on individuals and business by limiting government's role in private lives
  • Equality of Rights for all Citizens: We have a duty to ensure that all Americans enjoy equal right regardless of race or sexual orientation
Henry E. "Bud" Manzler 11,453 votes 7.2%
  • Party: Republican (27.9% of votes in party)
  • Occupation: Self-Employed Printer
  • Graduate-Rochester Institute of Technology, Roch., N.Y., Associates Degree in Printing Management
  • Self-Employed businessman for nearly 40 years
  • Former Department Manager- Phillips Electronics, formerly Signitics Corp.
  • Married to wife Joan for 40 years
  • 2 daughters - Suzasnne - 35 and Sara - 24
  • Resident of Cupertino for 20 years
Priorities:
  • Education-I support vouchers and the removal of politics, propaganda and social engineering from public schools. More local/parent control.
  • While Maintaining Social Security and Medical Care for Seniors, we must plan and execute a private retirement program as an alternative for all others
  • Fair Trade, Not Free Trade for the benefit of American business and American Workers.
Joseph W. Dehn, III 3,193 votes 2%
  • Party: Libertarian (100% of votes in party)
  • Phone: 650-858-1842; Addr: PO Box 2372, Stanford, CA 94309; Email: cd14@dehnbase.org
John Black 2,121 votes 1.3%
  • Party: Natural Law (100% of votes in party)
  • Occupation: Teacher
  • Phone: 650-424-0188; Addr: 1101 Embarcadero Rd., Palo Alto, CA 94307; Email: mvspa@best.com

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