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Santa Monica Endorsements

• Bob Holbrook and Jean Ann Holbrook
• Joel Reynolds
• Bruce Cameron
• Heal The Bay (Mark Gold)
• Denny Zane
• Dolores Press
• Bill Rosendahl
• Clint Eastwood
• Jim Butts, former Chief of Police, Santa Monica
• Annette Shamey
• Dr. Jay Gordon
• Abby Arnold
• Ben Allen
• Julie Dad
• Tricia Crane
• Craig Hamilton
• Oscar de la Torre
• Tom Cleys
• Nicholas Vrataric
• Suzy and Mark Feldman
• Paula Hoppe
• Jean and Jon Sedillos
• Nick and Joyce Steers
• Joe Cotchett
• Terry Tamminen
• Frank and Gwen Schwengel
• Joe Cotchett
• Ken Haker
• Geoffrey Sanford
• Bryan Cooke
• Tom Barron
• Jon Shutz and Patty Wheeler
• Linda Sullivan
• Lawrence Rudolph
• Theresa Harris
• Linda Potter
• Tim Shriver
• Mark Shriver
• Jeanne Shriver
• Linda and Joseph Karr O'Connor

Groups

• Coalition of Santa Monica City Employees
• Los Angeles County Democratic Party
• Santa Monica Police Association
• Santa Monica Firefighters Association
• Community for Excellent Public Schools

Bobby Endorses

Santa Monica City Council

• Ted Winterer
  16-year resident; Parks and Recreation Commissioner; President, Ocean Park Association, dedicated to limiting development and reducing traffic, protecting neighborhoods. www.tedforcouncil.com
• Himself
  20-year resident; working to reduce homelessness, particularly among veterans, and to clean up Santa Monica Bay. See the rest of www.bobbyshriver.com for more details than you may want to know.

Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board

• Chris Bley
  SMMUSD alumnus, high school teacher in Brentwood, Peace Corps middle-school teacher and community organizer in Romania, Special Education and ESL experience. www.chrisbley.com
• Ben Allen
  Former Samohi student body president, former University of California Student Regent, SMMUSD Financial Oversight Committee, JD from Berkeley-emphasis in education policy. www.benallen.net.

Santa Monica Ballot Measures

• Measure T-YES
  Limits commercial development to 75,000 square feet a year, with many exceptions, for the next 15 years. For a fairly concise argument, go to http://www.bobbyshriver.com/MeasureT.pdf
• Measure SM-NO
  Amends the City's utility users' tax to tax new forms of telecommunication services. If it fails, the UUT will stay the same as it is now.
• Measure AA-UNDECIDED
  $295 million bond measure to modernize and expand Santa Monica College. I initially supported this, but the financial crisis of the past two months has weakened my resolve. For arguments in favor, go to www.yesonmeasureaa.com. For arguments against, go to www.bondfatigue.com.

Los Angeles County

• Measure R-YES
  Increase County sales tax ½% to finance traffic relief: extend light rail westward, synchronize traffic signals, improve traffic flow on freeways, reduce gridlock