Here are The Sacramento Bee's endorsements, with links to the full editorials:
Thursday, Oct. 9No on all but one of the
12 state ballot propositionsFriday, Oct. 10Yes on
Proposition 11 (redistricting)
Saturday, Oct. 11Slowey and Karpinski-Costa for
Citrus Heights city councilYes on
Measure M (Los Rios Community College bond)
Sunday, Oct. 12Sen. Barack Obama for
President Monday, Oct. 13Terry, Arroyo and Colley-Perry for
Sac. City Unified School BoardLois Wolk for the
5th Senate DistrictTuesday, Oct. 14Knight, Smiley for
El Dorado County supervisorsYes on
Measure Y (El Dorado road improvements)
Wednesday, Oct. 15Cabaldon, Kristoff, Villegas for
West Sacramento mayor, councilYes on
Measures U and V (West Sacramento sale tax extension)
Thursday, Oct. 16Alyson Huber for the 1
0th Assembly DistrictFriday, Oct. 17Dan Lungren for the
3rd Congressional DistrictSaturday, Oct. 18Yes on
Measure W (Davis parcel tax for schools)
Jeff Starsky and Rosemary Younts for
Folsom City Council
Sunday, Oct. 19Kevin Johnson for
Sacramento mayorD'Elman Clark for
Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District boardMonday, Oct. 20Yes on
Measure O (Sacramento utility users tax)
Tuesday, Oct. 21Jennifer Montgomery for
Placer County SupervisorWednesday, Oct. 22Cochran, Haynes, Albiani for
Los Rios Community College District boardNo on Measure R, Yes on Measure S (Placer County)
Thursday, Oct. 23Allard, Garcia and Roccucci for
Roseville City CouncilFriday, Oct. 24Detrick, Maestas and Cooper for
Elk Grove City CouncilSaturday, Oct. 25Vodonick, Cota for
Sierra Community College District boardMiles, Launey, Luttgen for
San Juan Unified School District boardSunday, Oct. 26Charlie Brown for the
4th Congressional DistrictNancy Bui for the
Sacramento Metropolitian Utility District board
Monday, Oct. 27Leland, Kalar and Westin for Washington Unified School District board and Bill Lugg for Elk Grove Unified School District board.Tuesday, Oct. 28
Heredia, Roberts and Adams for the Natomas Unified School District board and Stanley and Reinking for the Folsom Cordova Unified School District board.
Jerry McNerney for the 11th Congressional District
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