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November 5, 2002
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2002 General Election Candidates
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For a full list of candidates, seats, political parties and issues visit http://www.politics1.com/ca.htm.
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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District Locator
For a list of CA cities with new state legislative districts and current (and the new 2003) congressional districts, please visit http://www.calvoter.org/links.html#redist .
District 1
Mike Thompson, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/mthompson/
Lawrence R. Wiesner, (R ) - http://www.votewiesner.org/
District 2
Mike Johnson, (D) - http://swisher.hypermart.net/Mike_Johnson/mike.htm
Wally Herger, (R-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/herger/
District 3
Howard Beeman, (D) - www.beemanforcongress.com
Doug Ose, (R-incumbent) - www.dougose.com
District 4
Mark A. Norberg, (D) -
John T. Doolittle, (R-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/doolittle/
District 5
Robert T. Matsui, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/matsui/
Richard Frankhuiezen - richardforcongress.org
District 6
Lynn Woolsey, (D-incumbent) - http://woolsey.house.gov/
Paul L. Erickson, (R ) - www.ericksonforcongress.com
District 7
George Miller, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/georgemiller/
Charles R. Hargrave, ( R) -
District 8
Nancy Pelosi, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/pelosi/
G. Michael German, ( R) -
District 9
Barbara Lee, (D-incumbent) - www.leeforcongress.org
Jerald Udinsky, ( R) -
District 10
Ellen O. Tauscher, (D-incumbent) - www.ellentauscher.com
Sonia E. Alonso Harden, (Libertarian) - www.soniaharden4congress.org
District 11
Elaine Dugger Shaw, (D) - www.campaignelaine.com
Richard W. Pombo, ( R) -
District 12
Tom Lantos, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/lantos/
Michael J. Moloney, ( R) -
District 13
Fortney "Pete" Stark, (D-incumbent) -
Syed A. Mahmood, ( R) -
District 14
Anna G. Eshoo, (D-incumbent) - http://www-eshoo.house.gov/
Joseph H. Nixon, ( R) - www.nixonforcongress.org
District 15
Mike Honda, (D-incumbent) - www.mikehonda.org
Linda Rae Hermann, ( R) - www.thekennedylegacy.com/polindex.html
District 16
Zoe Lofgren, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/lofgren/
Douglas Adams McNea, ( R) -
District 17
Sam Farr, (D-incumbent) - www.friendsoffarr.org
Clint c. Engler, ( R) - www.englerforcongress.com
District 18
Dennis A. Cardoza, (D-incumbent) - www.denniscardoza.com
Dick Monteith, ( R) - www.monteithforcongress.com
District 19
John Veen, (D) -
George Radanovich, (R-incumbent) - www.radanovich.org
District 20
Cal Dooley, (D-incumbent) - http://dooley.house.gov/
Andre Minuth, ( R) -
District 21
David G. Lapere, (D)
Devin Nunes, ( R) - www.nunesforcongress.com
District 22
Jaime A. Corvera, (D) -
Bill Thomas, (R-incumbent) -
District 23
Lois Capps, (D-incumbent) - www.loiscapps.org
Beth Rogers, (R ) -
District 24
Fern Rudin, (D) -
Elton Gallegly, (R-incumbent) - www.gallegly.com
District 25
Bob Conaway, (D) - home.earthlink.net/~rdconaway
Howard P. "Buck" McKeon, (R-incumbent) - www.buckmckeonforcongress.com
District 26
Marjorie Musser Mikels, (D) - marjoriemikels.com
David Dreier, (R-incumbent) - www.dreier2002.org
District 27
Brad Sherman, (D-incumbent) - www.bradsherman.com
Robert M. Levy, ( R) - www.levy4congress.com
District 28
Howard L. Berman, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/berman/
David R. Hernandez Jr., (R ) -
District 29
Adam B. Schiff, (D-incumbent) - www.schiff4congress.com
Jim Scileppi, ( R) -
District 30
Henry A. Waxman, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/waxman/
Tony D. Gross, ( R) -
District 31
Xavier Beccera, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/becerra/
Luis Vega, ( R) -
District 32
Hilda L. Solis, (D-incumbent) - www.solisforcongress.com
Emma E. Fischbeck, ( R) -
District 33
Diane E. Watson, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/watson/
Andrew Kim, ( R) -
District 34
Lucille Roybal-Allard, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/roybal-allard/
Wayne Miller, (R ) -
District 35
Maxine Waters, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/waters/
Ross Moen, ( R) - http://electrossmoen.com/
District 36
Jane Harman, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/harman/
**Stuart Johnson, ( R) - www.stujohnson.org *** INDIAN CANDIDATE
District 37
Juanita Millender-McDonald, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/millender-mcdonald/
Oscar A. Velasco, ( R) - www.votevelasco.com
District 38
Grace F. Napolitano, (D-incumbent) - http://www.napolitano.house.gov/
Alex A. Burrola, ( R)
District 39
Linda T. Sanchez, (D) - www.lindasanchez2002.com
Tim Escobar, ( R) - www.timescobar.com
District 40
Christina Avalos, (D)-
Ed Royce, (R-incumbent) - www.edroyce2000.org
District 41
Keith A. Johnson, (D) -
Jerry Lewis, (R-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/jerrylewis/
District 42
Richard Waldron, (D) -
Gary G. Miller, (R-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/garymiller/
District 43
Joe Baca, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/baca/
Wendy C. Neighbor, ( R) - www.vote4wendy.com
District 44
Louis Vandenberg, (D) -
Ken Calvert, (R-incumbent) - www.kencalvert.com
District 45
Elle K. Kurpiewski, (D) - www.friendsofellek.com
Mary Bono, (R-incumbent) - www.marybono.com
District 46
Gerrie Schipske, (D) - schipske4congress.org
Dana Rorabacher, (R-incumbent) - http://www.surfdana.com/
District 47
Loretta Sanchez, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/sanchez/
Jeff Chavez, (R ) -
District 48
John Graham, (D) - www.graham2002.org
Christopher Cox, (R-incumbent) - http://cox.house.gov/
District 49
Darrell Issa, (R-incumbent) - www.darrellissa.com
Karl W. Deitrich, (Libertarian) -
District 50
Del G. Stewart, (D) - www.stewartforcongress.org
Randy "Duke" Cunningham, (R-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/cunningham/
District 51
Bob Filner, (D-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/filner/
Maria Guadalupe Garcia, ( R) - http://garciaforcongress.com/
District 52
Peter Moore-Kochlas, (D) - www.mkforcongress.org
Duncan Hunter, (R-incumbent) - http://www.house.gov/hunter/
District 53
Susan Davis, (D-incumbent) - www.susandavisforcongress.org
Bill Van DeWeghe, ( R) - www.vandeweghe2002.com
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Voter Registration Information
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Who May Register to Vote
You must:
be a United States citizen
be 18 years of age on or before the day of the election
be a resident of the State of California
not be in prison or on parole for the conviction of a felony.
not judicially determined to be incompetent to vote
You do not need to know how to read or write in English or any other language. No tests are given when you register to vote.
When to Register
You may register to vote at any time, but you must be registered on or before 15 days prior to the election. This law took effect January 1, 2001. A postmark on the 15th day prior to the election is acceptable.
If you register between 29 and 15 days prior to the election you will be sent a sample ballot only if there is time to process your registration. Otherwise you will receive a post card giving your polling place location. Sample ballots will be available at the polling places.
EXCEPTIONS:
There is an exception for persons who were naturalized after the 15th day prior to an election. If they were naturalized on or before the 7th day prior to the election they may go to the County Elections Official's office with proof of residence in the county and proof of citizenship and register and vote.
There is also an exception for persons who establish residency in California after the 15th day prior to an election. They are eligible to vote a special ballot for President and Vice President of the United States only.
How and Where to Register
By Mail
You must fill out a voter registration application form and send it to your County Elections Official.*
You can download a form in English*
You can request a form from your County Elections Official.
You can call a toll-free number and request that a form be mailed to you - in English -VOTE)
In Person You can pick up a form at Post Offices, public libraries, city halls or Department of Motor Vehicles offices.
You will receive a notice by mail that you are registered to vote. If you do not receive the notice within three weeks of mailing call your County Elections Official.* and ask if you are registered.
When to Re-Register
You must re-register to vote if:
Change your address within the county or move to another county in California
Change your name
Wish to affiliate with (join) a political party or change your political party affiliation
To change your address within the same county you may fill out a new voter registration application form * or you may write a letter to the County Elections Official.* giving your old and your new address and signing your name as you are registered.
Secretary of State's Office - http://www.ss.ca.gov/
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