LB Councilman Garcia endorses Gavin Newsom for governor

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First District Long Beach City Councilman Robert Garcia has endorsed San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom for governor. Garcia is on a long list of endorsements from city and county officials around the state that Newsom released this morning. Newsom is a strong advocate of gay rights and was the political grand marshal in the Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride Parade in May. Garcia is one of two openly gay council members in Long Beach. Following is the entire list of new endorsements for Newsom, who also has been endorsed by President Bill Clinton.
 
Neal Coonerty, Supervisor, Santa Cruz County
Dave Cortese, Supervisor, Santa Clara County
Ken Yeager, Supervisor, Santa Clara County
Ruth Uy-Asmundson, Mayor, Davis
John Heilman, Mayor Pro Tempore, West Hollywood
Pete Aguilar, City Councilmember, Redlands
David Benavides, City Councilmember, Santa Ana
Ryan Coonerty, City Councilmember, Santa Cruz
Kevin Dowling, City Councilmember, Hayward
Marlen Garcia, City Councilmember, Baldwin Park
Robert Garcia, City Councilmember, Long Beach
George Gastil, City Councilmember, Lemon Grove
Todd Gloria, City Councilmember, San Diego
Lamar Heystek, City Councilmember, Davis
Lindsey Horvath, City Councilmember, West Hollywood
Kevin McCarty, City Councilmember, Sacramento
Bill Quirk, City Councilmember, Hayward
Jose Medina, Trustee, Riverside Community College
Rachel Norton, Commissioner, San Francisco USD
Steve Ngo, Board of Trustees, City College of San Francisco
Viet Tran, Human Relations Commission, Riverside

Gary Alford, Chair, Fresno County Democratic Central Committee
Sergio Carrillo, CDP Regional Director, Region 17
Nick Caston, First Vice Chair, Sonoma County Democratic Central Committee
Robert Dobrich, Vice Chair, El Dorado County Democratic Central Committee
Lawrence DuBois, Chair, Placer County Democratic Central Committee
Cynthia Ellsmore, President, Sierra County Democratic Central Committee
Robert Golling, President, Rocklin-Roseville Area Democrats
Bruce Harmon, Vice President, Butte County Democratic Central Committee
Kimberly Haswell, Vice Chair, Placer County Democratic Central Committee
Jay Hubble, Vice Chair, Fresno County Democratic Central Committee
Leslye Janusz, Chair, Auburn Area Democratic Club
Robert Kalonian, President, West Hollywood Democratic Club
Ryan Loney, Vice Chair, Yolo County Democratic Central Committee
Ted Perle, California Democratic State Central Committee
Judy Pipkin, Voter Registration & Community Services Director, Santa Clara County Democratic Party
Mia White, President, Silicon Valley Young Democrats

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Paul Eakins reports on Long Beach City Hall, and local and regional politics. A newcomer to the Press-
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