Working class people like ourselves need political leaders who will champion family supporting union jobs that employ our members. Here are the results of our endorsed candidates and propositions:

 

U.S. President

 

• Hillary Clinton — Loss

 

U.S. Senate

 

• Kamala Harris — Win

 

U.S. House of Representatives

 

• District 17: Mike Honda — Loss
• District 18: Anna Eshoo — Win
• District 19: Zoe Lofgren — Win
• District 20: Jimmy Panetta — Win

 

California State Legislature

 

California State Senate

• District 13: Jerry Hill — Win
• District 15: Jim Beall — Win
• District 17: Bill Monning — Win

California State Assembly

• District 24: Marc Berman — Win
• District 24: Vicki Veenker — Loss
• District 25: Kansen Chu — Win
• District 27: Ash Kalra — Win
• District 28: Evan Low — Win
• District 29: Mark Stone  — Win
• District 30: Karina Cervantez Alejo — Loss

 

Local Candidates 

 

San Jose City Council

• District 2: Sergio Jimenez — Win
• District 6: Helen Chapman — Loss
• District 8: Sylvia Arenas — Win

Santa Clara City Council

• Seat 3: Debi Davis — Win
• Seat 4: Tino Silva — Loss
• Seat 4: Patricia Mahan — Win
• Seat 6: Kathy Watanabe — Win
• Seat 7: Teresa O’Neill — Win

Santa Clara City Clerk

• Rod Diridon, Jr. — Win

Santa Clara Chief of Police

• Pat Nikolaj — Loss

Sunnyvale City Council

• District 4: Larry Klein — Win
• District 5: Russell Melton — Win
• District 6: James Winfield Davis — Loss
• District 7: Tara Martin-Milius — Loss

Campbell City Council

• Donald Christopher Young — Loss
• Richard Waterman — Win

Cupertino City Council

• Jerry Liu — Loss

City of Milpitas Mayor

• Debbie Indihar Giordano — Loss
• Carmen Montano — Loss

City of Milpitas City Council

• Robert Nunez — Win
• Anthony Phan — Win
• Gunawan Ali-Santosa — Loss
• Mark Tiernan — Loss

Morgan Hill City Council 

• Larry Carr — Win
• Rene Angelo Spring — Win

Mountain View Council

• Margaret Abe-Koga — Win
• Thida Cornes — Loss
• Lisa Matichak — Win
• Lucas Ramirez — Loss

Santa Clara Valley Water District

• Seat 1: John L. Varela — Win
• Seat 2: Barbara Keegan — Win
• Seat 3: Richard Santos — Win

Santa Clara County Board of Education

•  Area 3: Rosemary Kamei — Win

Foothill-De Anza Community College District

• Patrick Aherns — Loss
• Laura Casas — Win
• Gilbert Wong — Win

Gavilan Joint Community College District Trustee

• Area 6: Rachel Perez — Win

San Jose Evergreen Community College District

• Area 3: Craig Mann — Win
• Area 7: Mayra Cruz — Win

West Valley-Mission Community College

• District 2: Bob Owens — Win
• District 4: Randi Kinman — Win

East Side Union High School District

• Patti Cortese — Win
• Lan Nguyen — Win

Fremont Union High School District

• Roy Rocklin — Win

Santa Clara Unified School District

• Area 2: Albert Gonzalez — Win
• Area 3: Anna Welsh — Loss

Morgan Hill Unified School District

• Area 5: Angelica Diaz — Loss
• Area 6: Albert Beltran — Loss

San Jose United School District

• Area 3: Pam Foley — Win

Alum Rock Union School District

• Bruce Huynh — Loss

Evergeen School District

• Leila Welch — Win

Franklin-McKinely School District

• John Lindner — Win
• George Sanchez — Win

Oak Grove School

• District 4: John Mackey — Win

Cupertino Union School District

• Jo Lucey — Loss

 

Local Ballot Measures

 

County of Santa Clara

• Measure A: Support — Win

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority 

• Measure B, 1/2 Cent Tax: Support — Win

City of San Jose

• Measure E, Opportunity to Work: Support — Win
• Measure F, Pension Modification: Support — Win
• Measure G, Business Tax Modification: Support — Win

City of Sunnyvale

• Measure M, Sunnyvale Public Land Act: Oppose — Win

City of Mountain View

• Measure V, Rent Stabilization / Control Ordinance: Support — Win

City of Cupertino

• Measure C: Oppose — Win
• Measure D: Support — Loss

San Jose Unified School District

• Measure Y: Support — Win

East Side Union High School District

• Measure Z: Support — Win

Campbell Union High School District

• Measure AA: Support — Win

 

Statewide Ballot Measures

 

Proposition 51: School Bonds

• Support — Win

Proposition 52: State Fees on Hospitals

• Support — Win

Proposition 53: Revenue Bonds

• Oppose — Win

Proposition 54: Legislations and Proceedings for Political Campaigns

• Oppose — Loss

Proposition 55: Tax Extension to Fund Education & Healthcare

• Support — Win

Proposition 56: Cigarette Tax

• Support — Win

Proposition 57: Criminal Sentence

• Support — Win

Proposition 58: Repeals Proposition 227

• Support — Win

Proposition 59: Campaign Finance – Citizens United

• Support — Win

Proposition 60: Adult Films

• No Recommendation

Proposition 61: State Prescription Drug Purchases & Pricing Standards

• Oppose — Win

Proposition 62: Death Penalty Repeal

• No Recommendation

Proposition 63: Restrictions, Firearms & Ammunition Sales

• No Recommendation

Proposition 64: Marijuana Legalization

• No Recommendation

Proposition 65: Carry-out Bags Charges

• No Recommendation

Proposition 66: Death Penalty

• No Recommendation

Proposition 67: Referendum to Overturn Ban on Single-Use Plastic Bag

• No Recommendation