Races, Propositions, Voter Pamphlet Materials and Final Canvasses by Election (from 2002 forward)

March 5, 2002 - Municipal Primary Election

On the ballot: Council races in Districts 2, 4, 6 and 8; six City propositions

• Final Canvass (PDF: 486K)

Candidates’ Statements of Qualifications

• District 2 Candidates (PDF: 333K)
  • Kevin Faulconer
  • Woody Guthrie Deck
  • Jim Bell
  • Jim Morrison
  • Chuck Bahde
  • Wayne Raffesberger
  • Michael Zucchet
• District 4 Candidates (PDF: 501K)
  • Dwayne Crenshaw
  • Charles L. Lewis
  • Tonja McCoy
  • Marissa Acierto
  • Fulberto Rodriguez
  • Robert Tambuzi
  • Milton Gale
  • James Galley
  • Oran Brown
  • Butch Hubble
• District 6 Candidates (PDF: 110K)
  • Donna Frye
  • Thomas W. Martin
• District 8 Candidates (PDF: 121K)
  • Yolanda Escamilla
  • Ralph Inzunza

Propositions

• Proposition B (PDF: 28K)
  Charter Amendment. Grants subpoena power to the San Diego Ethics Commission.
  Results: YES – 107,663; NO – 53,261

• Proposition C (PDF: 29K)
  Charter Amendment. Changes the vesting requirement of the City Employees' Retirement System from ten years to five years.
  Results: YES – 78,253; NO – 81.977

• Proposition D (PDF: 23K)
  Charter Amendment. Allows public agencies other than the City to participate in the City Employees' Retirement System.
  Results: YES – 91,703; NO – 63,938

• Proposition E (PDF: 28K)
  Charter Amendment. Requires that any increase in an existing general tax or imposition of any new general tax be levied by the Council only if it has been approved by a two-third vote of the qualified City electors.
  Results: YES – 8,616; NO – 74,227

• Proposition F (PDF: 31K)
  Charter Amendment. Affects the number of votes required for any Charter amendment, ballot proposal, initiative, statute, law or regulation.
  Results: YES – 79,678; NO – 78,501

• Proposition G (PDF: 32K)
  Municipal Code Amendment. Prohibits alcohol consumption 24 hours per day in Mission Beach and specified beach areas of Pacific Beach from June, 2001, through December 31, 2002.
  Results: YES – 83,718; NO – 86,710