Two veteran politicians who currently serve in the Assembly will compete for the 5th State Senate seat in the November election, and both are emphasizing their ties to San Joaquin County.
Democrat Cathleen Galgiani received 42,380 votes, or 41 percent, during last Tuesday's primary. Republican Bill Berryhill received 38,481 votes, or 37.2 percent.
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Kim Parigoris posted at 4:44 am on Tue, Jun 12, 2012.
Galgiani's focus is jobs, eh? In 14 different categories of Business and Consumers organizations, she has earned an average approval rate of 55%. That's pretty much a failing mark in any school I have ever attended. Very anti business...and very supportive of High Speed Rail which is the train to nowhere whose budget has increased over three fold since the voters approved the measure to build it. Another government project that will go terribly, terribly wrong.