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Howard J. Kaloogian

Republican

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CA Blue Book 2000
Date Party Office Votes Result
11-08-1994 Republican AD-74 71715 Win
11-05-1996 Republican AD-74 79942 Win
11-03-1998 Republican AD-74 66049 Win
Website: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Kaloogian
 

Candidate Biography:

Born: December 30, 1959 in Detroit, Michigan
Married: ??? (div.)

1980: Delegate [Michigan], Republican National Convention
~1984: Intern, [Michigan] State Senate GOP Leader John Engler
2003: Chairman, Recall Gray Davis Committee
2004: Primary Candidate for US Senate (Lost; 11.2%)
2005-Present: Founder,  Move America Forward
2005: Special Election Primary Candidate for CD-50 (Lost)
2006: Primary Candidate for CD-50 (Lost; 4.9%)

  • UNACKNOWLEDGED API: This elected official was excluded from the "History of Asian Americans in the California Legislature" by the California Asian Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus, although this person is Armenian-American and Armenia is in Asia (Source, accessed 3/2/2013).
  • NOTABLE NO VOTE (Expanded State Pension Benefits): Kaloogian was one of 6 State Assemblymembers who voted against S8 400 (1999) by Deborah Ortiz, which created new  Public Employee Retirement System pension formula allowing a retirement benefit factor of 2% at age 55 increasing to 2.5% at age 63 and above.

Source: California Blue Book (2000)