23 of the 30 Local Endorsed Candidates and Propositions have been declared winners in the Nov. 2, 2010 General Election.

To be eligible for endorsement, local candidates had to submit questionnaire for review, attend an endorsement meeting where a statement was given and reviewed, and receive at least 60% of votes casted from paper ballots.

We’d like to congratulate all our winners on their hard work and wish them continued success in office. The Asian Pacific American Democratic Caucus supports a limited number of candidates for each election cycle. If you would like the Caucus to consider endorsing your candidacy, please contact us at membership@apacaucus.org.

We’d like to congratulate all of the winners and thank all of our members for voting.

We sure knew how to pick winners in 2010:

Governor – Edmund G. “Jerry” Brown
Attorney General – Dual Endorsement of Kamala Harris and Ted Lieu
Insurance Commissioner – Dave Jones
State Board of Equalization, District 1 – Betty Yee
Secretary of State – Debra Bowen
Controller – John Chiang
Treasurer – Bill Lockyer
State Superintendent of Public Instruction – Tom Torlakson (Nov run off)
United States Senator – Barbara Boxer
United States Representative, District 9 – Barbara Lee
United States Representative, District 11 – Jerry McNerny
United States Representative, District 13 – Fortney Pete Stark
Member of the State Senate, District 10 – Ellen Corbett
Member of the State Assembly, District 14 – Nancy Skinner
Member of the State Assembly, District 16 – Sandre Swanson
Member of the State Assembly, District 18 – Mary Hayashi
Alameda County Board of Supervisors, District 3 – Wilma Chan
District Attorney, County of Alameda – Nancy O’Malley
Superintendent of Schools, County of Alameda – Sheila Jordan
Superior Court Judge, County of Alameda, Ofc 9 – Victoria Kolakowski (Nov run off)
Proposition 13: Limits on Property Tax Assessment. Seismic Retrofitting of Existing Buildings – YES
Proposition 16: Imposes New Two-Thirds Voter Approval Requirement for Local Public Electricity Providers – NO
Proposition 17: Allows Auto Insurance Companies to Base their Prices in Part on a Driver’s History of Insurance Coverage – NO