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P&F Campaigns in Alameda County

Local Candidates

State Senate

Tom Condit is the Peace and Freedom Party candidate for State Senate in the 9th District, which includes Albany, Berkeley, Emeryville, Oakland, Piedmont, Alameda, Castro Valley, Dublin and Livermore, and part of Contra Costa County. He came in third of four candidates, behind the incumbent Democrat, Don Perata, who was reelected and the Republican, but ahead of the Libertarian. He received 16,598 votes (5.5%) in Alameda County, of 17,412 (5.4%) in the district. For results by precinct, see pages 463 to 528 of the Alameda County Statement of Vote.

U.S. House of Representatives

There are no Peace and Freedom Party candidates for U.S. House of Representatives in Alameda County.

State Assembly

There are no Peace and Freedom Party candidates for State Assembly in Alameda County.

Local Non-partisan Offices

The Alameda County Peace and Freedom Party organization has endorsed the pro-tenant slate for the Berkeley Rent Board nominated by the Committee to Defend Affordable Housing. Two members of the slate, Jack Harrison and Eleanor Walden, are Peace and Freedom registrants, but we urge you to vote for all four members of the slate:

The entire slate was elected, easily defeating the fifth candidate in the race. Jesse Arreguin received 21,836 votes (21.8%), Jack Harrison 18,961 votes (18.9%), Jason Overman 22,991 votes (22.9%), and Eleanor Walden 21,993 votes (21.9%). For results by precinct, see pages 2707 to 2772 of the Alameda County Statement of Vote.

Peace and Freedom Party Central Committees

The elected members of the Peace and Freedom Party Central Committees from Alameda County are:

Local Measures

There are a number of county, municipal and regional measures that were on the ballot November 2nd in Alameda County, but the Peace and Freedom Party only considered eight and took positions on six:

Statewide Candidates

President of the United States

The Peace and Freedom Party's presidential ticket, chosen at our state convention, held the weekend of July 30th and August 1st in Los Angeles, consists of Leonard Peltier for President of the U.S. and Janice Jordan for Vice-President of the U.S.

The Peltier/Jordan ticket came in fifth of six tickets on the ballot statewide, with 27,607 votes for 0.2%. In Alameda County, the Peltier/Jordan ticket came in fifth with 1,641 votes for 0.3%. These results were also ahead of the Nader/Camejo ticket, which received 21,213 (0.1%) statewide and 1,344 (0.2%) in Alameda County as write-ins. For more detailed results, see page 1 (of the section, numbered page 7 of the Supplement) of the Presidential section on political districts by county of the Supplement to the statewide Statement of Vote, and pages 67 to 132 of the Alameda County Statement of Vote for results by precinct.

United States Senator

The Peace and Freedom Party candidate for U.S. Senator is Marsha Feinland. She came in third of five candidates on the ballot, both statewide (243,846 votes for 2.1%) and in Alameda County (11,851 votes for 2.2%). For more detailed results, see page 1 (of the section, numbered page 52 of the Supplement) of the U.S. Senate section on political districts by county of the Supplement to the statewide Statement of Vote, and pages 133 to 198 of the Alameda County Statement of Vote for results by precinct.

Statewide Measures

There were sixteen propositions on the statewide ballot November 2nd, assigned proposition numbers 59 to 72, plus 60A and 1A. The Peace and Freedom Party took positions on most of them.


This page was last updated on 18 July 2005.

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