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Endorsements
The Atlas PAC Endorsements Committee examines a candidate’s expressed and proven dedication to advancing a fiscally conservative, pro-business agenda – minimizing government regulation and taxation of individuals and businesses, eliminating inappropriate and wasteful government spending, and allowing the free market to reward initiative and entrepreneurship. Atlas PAC carefully selects the candidates it chooses to endorse and for many races does not issue an endorsement.
The following candidates and causes have been endorsed by Atlas PAC for the upcoming election cycle:
U.S. Senate
Sharron Angle
- Nevada
Joe Miller
- Alaska
Carly Fiorina
- California
Marco Rubio
- Florida
Mark Kirk
- Illinois
Rand Paul
- Kentucky
Tom Coburn
- Oklahoma
Pat Toomey
- Pennsylvania
Jim DeMint
- South Carolina
Ron Johnson
- Wisconsin
Dino Rossi
- Washington
U.S. Congress
Tom McClintock
- California Congressional District 4
John Dennis
- California Congressional District 8
Bruce Brown
- California Congressional District 35
Star Parker
- California Congressional District 37
Ed Royce
- California Congressional District 40
Dana Rohrabacher
- California Congressional District 46
Van Tran
- California Congressional District 47
California Statewide Offices
Karen England
- Lt. Governor
Steve Cooley
- Attorney General
Damon Dunn
- Secretary of State
Tony Strickland
- Controller
Mimi Walters
- Treasurer
George Runner
- Board of Equalization - District 2
Michelle Steel
- Board of Equalization - District 3
California State Legislature
John Stammreich
- State Senate District 28
Lucille Kring
- State Senate District 34
Dan Logue
- State Assembly District 3
Andy Pugno
- State Assembly District 5
Abrahm Wilson
- State Assembly District 15
Tim Donnelly
- State Assembly District 59
Curt Hagman
- State Assembly District 60
Mike Morrell
- State Assembly District 63
Jim Silva
- State Assembly District 67
Allan Mansoor
- State Assembly District 68
Don Wagner
- State Assembly District 70
Jeff Miller
- State Assembly District 71
Chris Norby
- State Assembly District 72
Diane Harkey
- State Assembly District 73
Orange County
Keith Rodenhuis
- Treasurer - Tax Collector
City Council
Jon Dumitru
- Orange City Mayor
Matthew Harper
- Huntington Beach
Charles Hart
Santa Ana Mayor
Dean Grose
Los Alamitos
Jeff Lalloway
- Irvine
Mark McCurdy
- Fountain Valley
Robert Ming
- Laguna Niguel
Baron Night
- Buena Park
Jim Righeimer
- Costa Mesa
Lynn Schott
- Irvine
Tom Tait
Anaheim Mayor
Scott Voigts
- Lake Forest
School Board
Kevin Muldoon
- South Orange County Community College District - Area 1
Nancy Padberg
South Orange County Community College District - Area 4
Ellen Addonizio
Capistrano Unified School Board - Area 6
Anna Bryson
- Capistrano Unified School Board - Area 4
Larry Christensen
Capistrano Unified School Board
Capistrano Unified School Board
- Vote No on the recall of Ken Lopez-Maddox and Mike Winsten
Local Measures
Measure H - Capistrano Unified School Board Election Methods
- NO
California Ballot Propostions & Initiatives
Proposition 19
No Position. Although we're all for individual liberty, this will just eventually become another revenue source for the government.
Propostion 20
YES. This would take redistricting Congressional districts out of the hands of the CA legislature into a more independent commission just like for state Assembly and Senate districts.
Proposition 21
NO. This is a straight up car tax increase of $18.
Proposition 22
YES
Proposition 23
YES. Would suspend AB 32 (the “global warming” emissions regulations bill) until state unemployment drops below 5.5% for a whole year.
Proposition 24
NO. Straight up tax hike on California businesses, preventing them from spreading out losses in multiple years and hiking their taxes on out-of-California activities.
Proposition 25
NO. Eliminates 2/3 vote requirement to pass a budget.
Proposition 26
YES. Creates 2/3 requirement to vote to increase any “fee.”
Proposition 27
NO. Eliminates the independent redistricting commission for the state legislature.
Endorsement Request
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