Treasurer Candidate Sues Opponent Over Ballot Title
Torrance City Treasurer Thomas C. Rupert sues to force opponent Milton Gordon to list his true occupation on the California state treasurer primary ballot. Rupert alleges Gordon uses the label chief administrative treasurer to mislead voters, though Gordon is a real estate consultant. Rupert, a two-term Tor rance treasurer, seeks to curb misleading designations amid Gordon’s prior political bids and endorsements.
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Occupation designation may sway California votes on ballot
Sacramento report explains how candidates for state offices list occupations on June primary ballots. Incumbents gain first position and can use vague titles. challengers seek prestige with precise roles. Disputes arise over hyphenation and city qualifiers. examples include deputy attorney general and California Crime Commission.
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YAF Backs Harmer For State Attorney General
California Young Americans for Freedom endorsed state Sen. John L. Harmer Glendale for state attorney general saying he can appeal to the silent majority on college campuses. The group, noting it usually does not endorse candidates, cited the times demanding action for the state’s future.
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