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Power for California Initiative Proponents
Assemblyman Chuck DeVore (Republican, Irvine), initiative author, retired Army National Guard Lieutenant Colonel
John Hutson, initiative co-author, Democrat from Fresno, Financial Secretary of the Building and Construction Trades - Fresno, Madera, Tulare and Kings Counties, AFL-CIO and President and CEO of the Fresno Nuclear Energy Group, LLC
"Power for California is a nonpartisan effort of Democrats, Republicans, and independents, labor, business, and community leaders united in their commitment to ensure that we have a safe, clean, reliable, and affordable supply of electricity." -- Assemblyman Chuck DeVore
Elected Officials and Labor Leaders Supporting Power for California
  • The Hon. Tom McClintock, State Senator, 19th District (Republican, Thousand Oaks)
  • The Hon. Doug LaMalfa, State Assemblyman, 2nd District (Republican, Richvale)
  • The Hon. Roger Niello, State Assemblyman, 5th District (Republican, Fair Oaks)
  • The Hon. Tom Berryhill, State Assemblyman, 25th District (Republican, Modesto)
  • The Hon. Jean Fuller, State Assemblywoman, 32nd District (Republican, Bakersfield)
  • The Hon. Anthony Adams, State Assemblyman, 59th District (Republican, Hesperia)
  • The Hon. Bob Huff, State Assemblyman, 60th District (Republican, Diamond Bar)
  • The Hon. Kevin Jeffries, State Assemblyman, 66th District (Republican, Riverside)
  • The Hon. Bill Maze, State Assemblyman, 34th District (Republican, Visalia)
  • The Hon. Sharon Runner, State Assemblywoman, 36th District (Republican, Lancaster)
  • The Hon. Martin Garrick, State Assemblyman, 74th District (Republican, Carlsbad)

  • Bob Jennings, Manager of the Plumbers & Fitter Local Union 246, President of the Building Trades - Fresno, Madera, Tulare and Kings Counties, AFL-CIO, Co-Chair of FACT & Financial Secretary of Pipe Trades District Council #36, Fresno
  • The Hon. Michael D. Antonovich, Supervisor, County of Los Angeles
  • The Hon. Bill Campbell, Supervisor, County of Orange, (Villa Park)
  • The Hon. John M.W. Moorlach, Supervisor, County of Orange, (Costa Mesa)
  • The Hon. Jack Feller, City Councilman, Oceanside
  • The Hon. Jerry Duncan, City Councilman, Fresno
  • The Hon. Jerry Amante, City Councilman, Tustin
  • The Hon. Darlene Hansen, Member, San Pasqual Elementary School Board
California Business Leaders, Community Leaders and Voters Supporting Power for California
  • C. J. Doubek, Chemical Engineer, Anaheim
  • David Walters, IBEW Local 1245, Pacifica
  • Richard Gardner
  • Michael V. Williamson, Professional Engineer, Grover Beach
  • Stephen Shepherd, Nuclear Engineer, Claremont
  • Harold Reisman, Carlsbad
  • Dick Caglia, Electric Motor Shop, Fresno
  • Ryan Caglia, Electric Motor Shop, Fresno
  • Anita J. Ferlauto, Laguna Woods
  • Allan Bartlett, Irvine
  • David Suh, Mechanical Engineer, Irvine
  • Joseph Somsel, San Jose
  • Ararat Pogosian, San Francisco
  • Kirk Gustafson, Burbank
  • Luis Avila, LAUSD, Burbank
  • Nathan Paul, Paso Robles
  • John Hench, Los Gatos
  • Richard Steiler, Highland
  • Dr. Anthony Tarango, Bakersfield
  • Charles Fleming, Civil Engineer, Mariposa
  • Lee Frodsham

  • Al Smith, president and chief executive of the Fresno Chamber of Commerce
  • Robert Farnsworth, CEO, Sonnet Technologies, Irvine
  • Art Anderson, Cypress
  • Tom Caine, San Jose
  • Steven Zawalick, Avila Beach
  • Michael Buhrley, Mission Viejo
  • M. Aslam Lone, Ph.D., Frenso
  • Kevin Kent, Irvine
  • G.L. Smith, Irvine
  • Brian Wang, San Ramon
  • Samuel Lucido, Clovis
  • Chan Phan, Tustin
  • Doy Henley, Tustin
  • Robert A. Brown, Irvine
  • Jackson Gitchell, Lake Forest
  • George Riddle, Tracy
  • Alan Scott, Hanford
  • Stacy Nieto, Fresno
  • Michael Lebeau, Los Alamitos
  • Ruth Sponsler
  • Wayne and Leone Fowler
  • Rohit Joy, Publisher of the California Patriot, U.C. Berkeley, Berkeley
  • Chris Mann, Inland Empire Taxpayers Association, Banning
  • Dr. Ralph H. Harder, Jackson

  • Margaret Baily, Lancaster
  • Darius Ahrar, Dana Point
  • Bill Vidalin, San Luis Obispo
  • Mark Silvey, Newport Beach
  • Brian Calle, Claremont Institute, Brea
  • Bill Mavity, Irvine
  • Derek Larsen, Fresno
  • Deborah Courtney
  • Alex Kyman, Encinitas
  • Harry Crowell, Irvine
  • Everett Stone, Irvine
  • Robert Mancini, Irvine
  • Connie Tamaz, Trabuco Canyon
  • Malcolm Powell, Calistoga
  • Scott Peotter, Irvine
  • William Winn, Electric Motor Shop, Clovis
  • Jeffrey Gustafson, Mission Hills
  • Stephen Carysfort, Santa Monica
  • Arlan Gustafson, Burbank
  • Wait Griswold, Roseville
  • Ruth Calvert, Orange
  • Keno Urquiza, UC Berkeley, Berkeley
  • Nancy Hubbard, Rancho Mirage
  • Prof. Gary Jason, PhD, San Clemente
  • Angela Azevedo, Legislative Director, Eagle Forum of California, Elk Grove
Note: labor, elected, and corporate affiliations are for identification only, they do not imply an endorsement by that organization unless specifically stated.
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