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Audra Strickland

Republican

Picture of Audra Strickland
CA State Assembly
Date Party Office Votes Result
11-02-2004 Republican AD-37 100309 Win
11-07-2006 Republican AD-37 78493 Win
11-04-2008 Republican AD-37 102087 Win
 

Candidate Biography:

Born: July 10, 1974 in Newport Beach, CA
Married: Tony Strickland (m. 1998)
Child: Ruby Ruth and Anthony Paul

Previous: President, Ronald Reagan Republican Club at the University of California, Irvine
1996-1997: Assembly Fellow, Assemblyman Bill Campbell
Previous: Staff, Assemblymember Bill Campbell
Previous: Staff, Assemblymember Chuck Poochigian
Previous: Staff, Assembly Speaker Curt Pringle
2002-2004: Member, Ventura County Board of Education
2009: Early Primary Candidate for Secretary of State in 2010 (Withdrew)
2009: Early Candidate for Ventura County Treasurer-Tax Collector (Disqualified)*
2010: Candidate for Ventura County Board of Supervisors (Lost; 38.5%)
2012: Delegate, Republican National Convention
2013-Present: Regional Vice President, Hospital Association of Southern California

  • A month after Strickland's entry into the race for Treasurer-Tax Collector, the Ventura County Board of Supervisors voted to change the minimum previous experience requirements for the Treasurer-Tax Collector, which included criteria that Strickland did not meet. The vote was 4-1, with Steve Bennett, Linda Parks, Kathy Long, John C. Zaragoza in favor and Peter C. Foy opposed. Strickland released a statement, saying that the amendment was "based on politics and personalities", but Supervisor Kathy Long noted that the criteria adopted by the board had been specified in SB 863 (1995) by Bill Craven.
  • Had a spouse who served in the legislature concurrently (although in the other house).

Source: California Legislature Handbook (2005-06)