More than 75 people filled the main room of Bistro 400 in Santa Ana on Thursday night for the regular meeting of the Orange County Young Democrats. They were there to consider early endorsements in 2012 Orange County legislative races.…
Saying he is the responsible choice to represent the 69th Assembly District, the State Coalition of Probation Organizations (SCOPO) today announced its backing of Julio Perez for Assembly. The Orange County chapter of SCOPO represents more than 700 sworn peace officers throughout the county that work in local courthouses and jails.
The Orange County Labor Federation is scheduling interviews for candidates seeking 2012 endorsement for U.S. Congress, Senate and Assembly seats. In order to be considered for endorsement by the Orange County Labor Federation, candidates must attend at least one candidate academy.
Calling him the leader we need to stand up to the special interests in Sacramento, former State Senator Joe Dunn, who represented several of the communities of the newly-drawn 69th Assembly District for eight years, today announced his early endorsement of Julio Perez for State Assembly.
Saying he has the experience, the intelligence and the heart to be a great leader in the Assembly, community leaders from Santa Ana and Anaheim today announced their early endorsement for Julio Perez to represent the 69th District of the California State Assembly.
“I am honored to have the support of Santa Ana law enforcement,†said Rep. Sanchez. “In Congress, I have always fought to get our police officers the tools and resources they need to combat crime in our neighborhoods. Working together, we will continue to improve the quality of life for local families.â€
Police Officers across North Orange County today announced their endorsement of Businessman and Anaheim Mayor Pro Tem Harry Sidhu in the run-off election for Orange County Supervisor. “Harry Sidhu has a strong record of supporting public safety on the Anaheim City Council. Fullerton Police Officers believe he will bring this same commitment to the Orange County Board of Supervisors,†declared Fullerton Police Officer and POA President Barry Coffman.
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