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Democratic Labor Day Event: Pictures And Video

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I have more videos and pictures to post later this week. If you have videos of pictures from today you want posted send them to me.


Former State Assembly candidate Ferial Masry has news regarding her intentions:

Candidate for Sheriff Geoff Dean (R) worked the crowd. Here he is speaking to Ventura City Council Members Brian Brennan and Ed Summers. I expect Geoff Dean's list of endorsements will be updated with new bipartisan additions soon.

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I ran into a friend of this blog Denis O'Leary of Oxnard. Denis has been a long time activist for a variety of progressive causes.

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State Assembly candidate Susan Jordan gave a speech that outlined her life story and the causes she supports. Her opponent Das Williams was there too. I will post his picture later. Das, if you have pictures from today you want posted send them in.

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Here are a bunch of polls related to the labor day picnic and candidates that were there.


Click here for the news story from The Star.


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Press Conference To Announce Geoff Dean Is Running For Sheriff

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The Geoff Dean for Sheriff campaign sent me in a press release for their press conference next week. I am thinking of going to it but I need some questions I should ask. What should I ask him?

Click on continue reading to see the whole press release.

Polls on a political blog are not scientific but that doesn't mean they don't offer us information. This poll has been the most popular poll I have ever posted. That tells me this campaign has the potential to really energize people.

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Candidate For Sheriff Geoff Dean Launches His Campaign Website

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Now that the Moorpark City election is over the next big local race I am going to cover in depth is the campaign for the next sheriff.

Click here to see the recent article from Ventura County Star Reporter Timm Herdt on the upcoming races.

The first candidate I see campaigning for Ventura County Sheriff is Geoff Dean. His campaign. Click here to check out his website. What do you think? It looks very professional to me although the issues page is lacking at this time.

Send me in the official photo of your candidate and campaign logo you want me to use when you get the chance.

I will repost this poll whenever I write updates on the candidates running for sheriff.

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