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

March 2, 2004 - Municipal Primary Election

On the ballot: Mayor’s race; City Attorney’s race; Council races in Districts 1, 3, 5 and 7; two City propositions

Final Canvasses

• Mayor (PDF: 998K)
• City Attorney (PDF: 638K)
• Council District 1 (PDF: 157K)
• Council District 3 (PDF: 103K)
• Council District 5 (PDF: 96K)
• Council District 7 (PDF: 129K)
• Propositions B and C (PDF: 1MB)

Candidates’ Statements of Qualifications

• Mayoral Candidates (PDF: 196K)
  • Ron Roberts
  • Jim Bell
  • Peter Q Davis
  • Dick Murphy
• Attorney Candidates (PDF: 201K)
  • Michael J. Aguirre
  • Leslie Devaney
  • Deborah L. Berger
• District 1 Candidates (PDF: 300K)
  • Scott Peters
  • Kathryn Burton
  • Phil Thalheimer
• District 3 Candidates (PDF: 196K)
  • John Hartley
  • Gonzalo Garcia
  • Toni Atkins
• District 5 Candidates (PDF: 197K)
  • Brian Maienschein
• District 7 Candidates (PDF: 196K)
  • Jim Madaffer
  • Irene Stallard-Rodriguez

Propositions

• Prop B: Construction Manager At Risk (PDF: 90K)
  Charter Amendment. Permits the award of public works construction contracts using a combination of (1) design review and management services, and (2) construction and construction management services; for a guaranteed maximum price pursuant to a competitive negotiation process.
  Results: YES – 111,008; NO – 110,474

• Prop C: Transient Occupancy Tax Increase (PDF: 90K)
  Municipal Code Amendment. Increases the transient occupancy tax (TOT) paid by hotel and motel visitors by 2.5%, with funds earmarked for Fire-Rescue and Police emergency services, equipment and facilities; road improvements; park and coastal improvements; tourism promotion; and library and arts programs.
  Results: YES – 152,027; NO – 94,140