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Los Angeles County, CA March 8, 2011 Election
Council Member; City of Azusa Voter Information

4 Year Term.

Results as of Jun 10 1:36pm

Official Results

Candidates (Vote for 2)
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Angel A. Carrillo 1,272 votes 28.0%

Uriel Edward Macias Click here for more information about this candidate 1,191 votes 26.2% Priorities:
  • Financial Stability of the City
  • Economic Redevelopment
  • Public Safety
Paul Naccachian Click here for more information about this candidate 963 votes 21.2%
  • Occupation: Educator Mediator
  • Bachelor of Arts, Major: Political Science, Minor: History, University of California, Irvine
  • Juris Doctor (law degree), Quinnipiac University School of Law, Hamden, CT
  • LLM, Focus in Mediation-Negotiation (post-doctoral degree), Pepperdine University School of Law, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, Malibu, CA
  • Azusa Chamber of Commerice, 2nd Vice President 1998
  • Azusa Downtown Business Assoc, president 1998-2002
  • Azusa Human Relations Commission, Chairman 2004-2006
  • electpaulnow@gmail.com
Priorities:
  • Work to harmonize the community and the direction of the City Council by providing a government that is accountable, accessible and transparent
  • Create opportunities to grow jobs and support business investment to increase the tax revenue base
  • Preserve our natural resources for future generations including historical preservation
Madelyn Payne Click here for more information about this candidate 648 votes 14.3%
  • Occupation: Community Volunteer
  • Bachelor of Arts, CalStateLosAngeles, Business & Speech Communication
  • Appointed Architectural Barriers Commission 2002-2004
  • Appointed Library Commission 2005-2010
  • Member & President of Friends of the Azusa City Library 2005-2009
  • Member General Steering Committee 2002-2004
  • Chairperson 2008-2010 Chamber of Commerce and Coordinating Council Annual Christmas Food and Toy Drive
  • votemadelyn4citycouncil@gmail.com
Priorities:
  • I will work to develop plans to attract an eclectic mix of businesses which will draw consumers to Azusa.
  • I will fight to institute programs to preserve the historical and cultural heritage of Azusa.
  • Restore the "Citizens Congress" to encourage the full involvement of Azusans in an open exchange of ideas with city officials.
Jorge V. Rosales Click here for more information about this candidate 468 votes 10.3%
  • Occupation: Retired Architectural Professional
  • BS in Architecture from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
  • AA Degrees in Architecture & Building Inspections
  • Azusa Planning Commissioner 2007-09
  • Azusa Architectural Barries Commissioner 2006-07
  • AUSD Measure I Oversight Committe Chairperson 2007-Present
  • Azusa Citizens Code Compliance Committee Chairperson 2009
  • jorge@rosalesforcouncil.com
Priorities:
  • Smart Growth-Infill Development to achieve high quality neighborhoods for all of Azusa
  • Preservation of Azusa's natural, built, and environmental heritage.
  • Expand choice and opportunity in affordable housing, jobs, and transportation.

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City of Azusa

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