 Because I have owned my own accounting practice for sixteen years and because I am an honors graduate of USC's Business School, I have the skills we need to create better jobs, cut wasteful spending, and balance our budget. As a Member of Carpinteria's City Council, I always stood up for what was right and even traveled to Washington and Sacramento at my own expense to get money to fix our freeways. I was successful in obtaining funding for construction (construction which is happening now) and I will be successful in Sacramento fighting for all of us.
Pedro Nava thinks he owns his seat in the Assembly. In fact, he plans to GIVE the 35th Assembly District to his wife, Susan Jordan, as if it was his to give away. Just in the last nine months, he has taken over $248,393 in campaign contributions from special interests outside our district who have their hand in our state cookie jar and want to keep everything the way it is no matter how much it bankrupts the taxpayers. Pedro Nava refuses to appear at ANY community forums to discuss these important issues. Why is he hiding from us?
Pedro has accomplished little in the four years he has held office. He is completely against any energy exploration and has turned a blind eye to the plight of Californians who have been paying sky-high prices for gasoline. Although Pedro is chairman of the banking committee, his approach to the mortgage crisis has only made matters worse as he accepts thousands in campaign donations from banks.
We need to let people know that they have a choice in this election. They have a choice between more financial chaos, more corruption, and more wasteful spending OR principled leadership, reform, and recovery. To do this we need your help!
Please follow the links here on our web site so you can display a yard sign or a bumper sticker, to make a donation, or to volunteer. There are only a few days left until the election and people are already voting by mail - we need your help now!
Thank you so much for being part of our team to move California in a better direction!
Sincerely,
Gregory Gandrud |