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Rod Pacheco

Republican

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CA Blue Book (2000)
Date Party Office Votes Result
11-05-1996 Republican AD-64 56002 Win
11-03-1998 Republican AD-64 64852 Win
11-07-2000 Republican AD-64 60323 Win
 

Candidate Biography:

Born: May 7, 1958 in Lynwood, CA
Married: Rebecca (in 1988)
Children: Four 

1984-1996: Senior Deputy District Attorney, Riverside County District Attorneys Office
1998: Author, Proposition 222 [Sentencing Mandate for Second Degree Murder of Police Officers] (Passed; 77.1%)
1998-1999: Minority Leader, California State Assembly
1998: Candidate for Assembly Speaker (Lost; 31 to 47)
2002-2003: Assistant District Attorney, Riverside County District Attorneys Office
2003: Senior Fellow, UCLA School of Public Policy and Social Research
2007-2011: District Attorney, Riverside County
2008: Delegate, Republican National Convention
2008: Proponent, Proposition 3 [Waiting Period and Parental Notification before Termination of Minor's Pregnancy] (Failed; 48.0%)
2008: Proponent, Proposition 6 [Police and Law Enforcement Funding] (Failed; 30.7%)

  • UNACKNOWLEDGED LATINO: This elected official was excluded from the list of "Previous Latino Members of the Legislature" by the Latino Legislative Caucus [accessed 6/1/2011]. This list was later corrected by renaming it "California Latino Legislative Caucus Former Members" [as of 2/16/2014].

Source: California Blue Book (2000)