What We Do…Win

IN A TIME when the competition has never been tougher, the audience never harder to reach, and the stakes never higher, the I Street Public Affairs team uniquely integrates capabilities in campaign management, legislative advocacy, and media. In a must-win situation, people call I Street and we deliver.

Our track record tells the story: We have managed over 160 state and local campaigns with a 85% success rate and have directed 16 successful statewide ballot measures. We also have deep ties to California’s journalistic community and long-standing trust built on decades of experience and relationships. Our team includes a former Los Angeles Times editor and executive who helped lead the newsroom staff to two Pulitzer Prizes.

The I Street Public Affairs Team

I Street Public Affairs wins with a simple, powerful approach: highly experienced professionals at the top of their game working directly with clients. No junior staff or account executives needed.

David Townsend David, for more than 35 years, has created and directed winning multimedia, communications, political and public affairs campaigns. He provides strategic consultation to corporations, statewide coalitions, elected officials and... Read More David Townsend David, for more than 35 years, has created and directed winning multimedia, communications, political and public affairs campaigns.

He provides strategic consultation to corporations, statewide coalitions, elected officials and trade associations, in addition to directing state and local issue and candidate campaigns.

One of California's top political experts, Mr. Townsend is called upon by Fortune 500 corporations, national and state trade associations, state and national political leaders, small businesses and individuals to provide strategic advice and communications consulting.

He has successfully managed California initiative campaigns for several years. He has an 85% winning record, managing budgets as high as $60 million.

Campaign and Public Affairs Experience

• Managed 86 issue campaigns
• Managed 18 statewide propositions
• Managed 54 candidate campaigns
• In total, an 85% winning record
• Has managed many campaigns with budgets in the tens of millions of dollars
• Currently serves as political advisor to the Senate and Assembly moderate Democrats, running the PAC and the California Issues Forum
• Was a member of Governor Brown’s strategy team in his 18% win over Whitman
• Has served as political and public affairs consultant to utilities, forest products companies, biotech companies, transportation authorities, developers, hospitals, doctor organizations, nursing homes, and health plans
 X Kelly Calkin Kelly is a leader in a new generation of game-changing political strategists who are redefining how to win in high-stakes candidate, ballot measure, and legislative campaigns... Read More Chris Tapio Chris has worked in and around California’s Capitol for the last 25 years. He’s a trusted advisor to the caucus of moderate Democrats in the Legislature and has twice been named to Capitol Weekly’s list of the Top 100 most influential non-elected ... Read More Bob Magnuson Bob combines high-level journalism and high-stakes public relations experience, working as a reporter, editor, publisher, CEO and communications consultant. He understands how journalists think and the pressures... Read More Debbie Coldani Debbie Coldani has managed the design, production and mailing of literally millions of pieces of campaign literature. In one statewide initiative, she was responsible for over 20 million pieces of direct mail... Read More Nellie Hurtienne Nellie, with over 25 years of experience, is executive assistant to partner David Townsend and in that capacity, she coordinates all client meetings and calls. She reviews all documents produced... Read More Dani Casados Dani is I Street’s office manager and executive assistant to Kelly Calkin and Chris Tapio, and has served for more than 10 years as the firm’s nerve center. She supervises a wide array of key office functions, from... Read More Kelly McCutcheon Kelly participates in the development of all political campaign budgets and manages campaign cash flow, expenditures, reporting, vendors, subconsultants and media buys. She prepares weekly campaign reports to... Read More Kelly Calkin Kelly is a leader in a new generation of game-changing political strategists who are redefining how to win in high-stakes candidate, ballot measure and legislative campaigns.

Bringing state-of-the-audience perspectives and a fully integrated management approach, Kelly focuses on helping clients see around corners with difference-making game plans, stay ahead of curves with high-touch service, and win the most competitive campaigns with high-velocity creative and optimally-efficient media.

Kelly has the unique experience working as the political director for some of the most influential business and labor groups in California—Pacific Gas and Electric, the Personal Insurance Federation of California, and the California Professional Firefighters. In these roles, he built the political infrastructure that provides a competitive advantage to these organizations in California. Kelly also worked for the California Building and Construction Trades State Council and for a member of the US House of Representatives. This over 20 years of experience allows him to fully understand the complexities his clients face as they navigate California’s political landscape.

Kelly served as campaign manager for Proposition 52 (Hospital Fees for Medi-Cal), a $60 million statewide ballot initiative which garnered 70% of the vote statewide and won in every county—a historic effort. Due in part to his decades of connections in Democratic politics, Kelly successfully spearheaded endorsements from the state Labor Federation, Democratic Party and key groups in the campaign. Kelly’s other statewide ballot initiative work includes Proposition 45 (Health Insurance. Rate Changes) and Proposition 75 (Paycheck Protection). Kelly’s managerial style has won plaudits for his ability to bring powerful and diverse stakeholders, consultants, and clients together to create winning results.

In addition to ballot measures, Kelly has worked on over 100 state and local political campaigns including local ballot measures, board of supervisors, city council, fire board, special district and independent expenditure campaigns. He is also the longtime political advisor and campaign consultant to California State Treasurer Fiona Ma.

Kelly Calkin graduated with honors in political science from the University of California, Berkeley. X Chris Tapio Chris has worked in and around California’s Capitol for the last 25 years. He’s a trusted advisor to the caucus of moderate Democrats in the Legislature and has twice been named to Capitol Weekly’s list of the Top 100 most influential non-elected people in the State Capitol.

Chris advises his business and trade association clients in developing their legislative and political engagement strategies. He also partners with a network of business-backed political committees throughout California to elect pro-business Democrats to the Assembly and State Senate.

Chris has long been active in the national center-left political network and was an early supporter of, and fundraiser for, Joe Biden for President. Chris served as a Biden appointee to the DNC’s Rules Committee in 2020.

He is also active in local government in the Sacramento region, having served in appointed positions and directed successful campaigns for school board, city council, board of supervisors, area legislative seats, and many local ballot measures.

Chris volunteers as a public policy advocate for people with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). He currently serves on the board of directors of the Northern California Chapter of JDRF and is active with other T1D advocacy organizations.

Chris graduated from the University of California, Davis, with a degree in political science. His professional education experience includes the Jesse Unruh Assembly Fellowship Program, the City of Sacramento’s City Management Academy, the Water Education Foundation’s Water Leaders Program, and advanced coursework on land use planning in California from the UC Davis Extension.
 X Bob Magnuson Bob uniquely combines high-level journalism and high-stakes public relations experience, having worked as a reporter, editor, publisher, CEO and communications consultant. He understands how journalists think and the pressures news organizations face in today’s fast-changing media landscape.

Bob has successfully represented government, corporate and nonprofit clients on a broad range of media, messaging, social media, crisis and litigation issues. He was appointed by Governor Jerry Brown to serve as chief of communications and external affairs for the California High-Speed Rail Authority. He spent 20 years at the Los Angeles Times as a reporter, editor and executive and was a senior editor on newsroom staffs that won Pulitzer Prizes for the Los Angeles riots and Northridge Earthquake. He also was the CEO of InfoWorld Media Group.

Bob has worked closely on coverage with state, national and international media outlets; and he has worked with leading national law firms on high-profile crisis and criminal and civil litigation issues. Bob is a former Distinguished Fellow in the Future of Media at Chapman University, chair of the board of trustees of PBS SoCal, and adjunct professor of journalism at UC Berkeley. He graduated with honors in political science from UC Berkeley, and has an MA in economics from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and an MSc from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. X Debbie Coldani Debbie has managed the design, production and mailing of literally millions of pieces of campaign literature. In one statewide initiative, she was responsible for over 20 million pieces of direct mail.

Her work is flawless, accurate and on time. Working with data vendors, she supervises correct targeting for every piece of mail in every campaign.

Her duties include managing graphic artists, printers, mailing houses, data firms and copy writing. Cool and professional under pressure, Debbie makes sure there are no mistakes and all jobs are high-quality productions. She brings more than 20 years of experience creating, coordinating and delivering information, content and graphics of the highest professional quality. Debbie works with graphic designer Lynne York to support local and statewide campaigns with direct mail pieces, brochures, and infographics. X Nellie Hurtienne Nellie, with over 25 years of experience, is executive assistant to partner David Townsend and in that capacity, she coordinates all client meetings and calls. She reviews all documents produced by I Street. As a professional proofreader, Nellie ensures that there are no mistakes in all documents, mailings and memorandums produced by I Street.

She provides supportive service to I Street’s production department to confirm accuracy and timeliness. Nellie handles many of the logistical issues for I Street, including IT/data and calendar management. X Dani Casados Dani is I Street’s office manager and executive assistant to Kelly Calkin and Chris Tapio, and has served for more than 10 years as the firm’s nerve center. She supervises a wide array of key office functions, from facilities management to copy editing and administration. X Kelly McCutcheon X Kelly participates in the development of all political campaign budgets and manages campaign cash flow, expenditures, reporting, vendors, subconsultants and media buys. She prepares weekly campaign reports to keep campaigns on budget.

She has been the financial officer for campaigns exceeding $50 million, as well as multiple smaller-budget campaigns. She coordinates with the campaign legal team for all reporting requirements.

Kelly is responsible for all financial matters at TCT, including invoicing, billing, payroll and accounting. She has extensive experience in financial analysis and works closely with clients, consultants and financial institutions. Josh Wood Josh is an expert in ‘redefining and winning’ civic narratives around controversial issues through the development of broad-based coalitions, strategic messaging, and crisis communications. He was named one of the... Read More Josh Wood Josh is an expert in ‘redefining and winning’ civic narratives around controversial issues through the development of broad-based coalitions, strategic messaging, and crisis communications. He was named one of the “Top 40 under 40” by the Sacramento Business Journal and is a Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program fellow.

As president/CEO of Wood Communications, Josh has managed high-profile public campaigns that successfully ensured the development of the Golden 1 Center for the Sacramento Kings and the Wilton Rancheria Tribe’s Casino and Resort in Elk Grove. He serves as chief executive officer of the Sacramento Region Business Association, a not-for-profit association that manages five local trade associations representing the building, restaurant, technology, manufacturing, and banking industries. Under his leadership, the organization has been called a “wrecking ball power player” for its effectiveness in developing strong, bipartisan coalitions that have successfully supported major economic development and regulatory reform.

Among other high-profile projects, Josh chaired the Sacramento City Downtown Housing initiative, the Responsible Investments for a Stronger Economy (RISE) initiative and the Minimum Wage coalition. He serves as board chair of Sonder Solutions, an editorial board member of Comstock’s Magazine, and a member of the Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce board of directors. He has served on the board of Capital Public Radio and as chairman of the Sacramento County Planning Commission. X local_printshop local_printshop local_printshop local_printshop local_printshop local_printshop local_printshop local_printshop local_printshop

Services

Winning Political Campaigns

From polling and strategy development to grassroots management and direct voter contact, we design and execute campaigns at every level, in California and around the nation.

  • Overall Campaign Management
  • Independent Expenditure Committees
  • Strategic and Tactical Planning
  • Political Action Committee Management
  • Direct Mail Production
  • Radio, TV and Print Production/Placement
  • Digital Campaign Programs
  • Qualitative and Quantitative Research

Public Affairs That Move The Needle

We are Democrat-oriented with insights into the Democratic Legislature and Administration that other firms don’t have and can’t match. Whether it’s working behind the scenes with decision-makers or mounting a grassroots campaign to rally the public behind your cause, the result is that you will succeed throughout the political process, not become a victim of it.

  • Campaign Management And Strategy (Digital, Media, And Coalition Building)
  • Risk Assessment and Situation Analysis
  • Quick Access to Decision-Makers
  • Government Affairs Counsel
  • Public Policy Research and Analysis
  • Coalition Building and Activation
  • Corporate Contribution Counsel
  • Stakeholder Engagement
  • Digital Campaigns

Excellence In Communications

We know how the media think, and we work closely with state, national and international news outlets in print, electronic and social media to get your story out and optimize coverage. After all, we’re the only Sacramento firm with a partner who was part of two Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper staffs.

  • Earned Media
  • Crisis Communications
  • Media Training
  • Messaging, Branding, and Content Creation
  • Social Media, Websites and SEO
  • Integrated Public Relations
  • Litigation Support
  • Internal Communications

Subject Areas

I Street Public Affairs has significant experience and knowledge in 12 specific subject areas. We provide any client needing a strategic, strong political and public affairs program a comfort level that they have chosen the best with I Street. We have managed candidate campaigns for Governor, U.S. Senate, Congress, and the State Legislature with a 90% winning record.

BUSINESS

California can be a very difficult place to do business. For over 40 years, I Street partners have advised businesses through the difficult intricacies of governments and agencies. I Street partners have also managed ballot measures at the state and local levels to protect and advance the interests of our clients in the business community.

ENERGY/
ENVIRONMENT

We have long-standing, deep relationships with clients in the energy and environment arenas. I Street partners have managed legislative efforts to protect businesses under attack and measures to make it easier to do business in this heavily regulated state. Additionally, we have successfully managed statewide ballot initiatives and local ballot measures in the energy world.

GOVERNMENT

I Street Public Affairs has advised governmental agencies at all levels from local cities and counties to special districts, school districts, and state agencies. I Street partners have over 30 years of experience working in the California Legislature, and understand its complexity and paths to success. We have managed political, public affairs, and educational campaigns for all levels of government.

HEALTH CARE

Our over 40 years of experience representing hospitals, health plans, and health care trade associations makes I Street Public Affairs one of the most qualified firms in California to assist clients in the high pressure and complicated world of health care policy and politics. In addition to our public affairs work in the health care sector, we have managed several successful statewide and local ballot measure campaigns for hospitals, health plans and medical groups.

INSURANCE

I Street partners have worked with the insurance industry for over 30 years, advising on public policy, managing legislative efforts, and successfully protecting the industry by managing and defeating dangerous policies at the ballot box in statewide initiative campaigns. We have helped insurance groups organize political action committees. I Street partners have been called upon to speak before large groups of agents and employers of major companies on politics in California.

LAND USE/
DEVELOPMENT

Creating successful strategies and plans to gain approval of development projects is a core competency of I Street. We have managed projects through the local government process, taken issues successfully to the voters both locally and statewide, and managed compact approvals for Native American casinos throughout the State Legislature.

LABOR

I Street Public Affairs has advised labor organizations at the state and local level; often, building coalitions with business groups to solve common problems. An I Street Public Affairs professional has served as the political director for a statewide public safety union directing their fundraising and contributions efforts.

TRANSPORTATION

I Street Public Affairs manages research, develops expenditure plans, conducts outreach efforts, drafts ballot language, and manages the overall campaign for success in the Legislature or at the ballot. Wins include statewide initiatives like high-speed rail bonds to local sales tax campaigns to laws passed by the Legislature.

STATEWIDE AND LOCAL ISSUE CAMPAIGNS

I Street partners have managed many successful issue campaigns. We always manage the overall campaign, retain specialty consultants, and supervise the issue opposition and voter opinion research. We create and implement the strategy to a winning result.

INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES CAMPAIGNS

I Street Public Affairs manages overall campaigns including research, messaging, production of television and radio commercials, direct mail, and earned and social media. We assemble the right team of consultants to win. In our role as political advisors to the moderate Democrats in the California Legislature, we manage independent expenditure campaigns to elect more moderate candidates to the State Legislature.

CANDIDATE CAMPAIGNS

I Street Public Affairs has managed candidate campaigns for Governor, U.S. Senate, Congress, and the State Legislature with a 90% winning record. I Street uses extensive research and data analysis to effectively target the voters to ensure the correct message and messenger for a winning campaign. Message, messenger, management and money are the keys to a successful campaign.

TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

Government affairs is very often directed by trade associations representing specific industry segments. I Street Public Affairs has been called on by these associations to bolster their efforts with new strategies and relationships to further their issues and provide solutions for their unique problems.

Our Work

Direct Mail

We produce highly creative and targeted direct mail. Most political mail always looks the same. We have brought Madison Avenue quality to the political process allowing I Street to deliver impactful and powerful messages to the voters.

TV and Digital

Most political commercials look the same—talking heads looking straight into the camera, mouthing the same rhetoric, campaign after campaign; or commercials screaming at the voter and turn them off. At I Street Public Affairs, in cooperation with our media producer Brainchild Creative, we create commercials that visually capture the voter’s attention and hold them through our messaging. Creative, impactful, and targeted to the right demographic groups, we produce TV and digital that wins campaigns.

Earned Media

The new media world is changing literally week to week. I Street Public Affairs professionals have the experience and contacts in the news media to get your stories placed and read. Our prize-winning team knows how to shape and write a story that gets your message out. I Street’s quick response means that your point of view is reflected in every story. The professionals in the news business know and respect our team, and trust that we will give them solid, truthful information. I Street professionals are sought out by members of the press on an almost daily basis. Those relationships help our clients get their message to the public.

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Our Clients

Past and Present

Public Affairs

Health Care

American Medical Response, Inc.

Foundation Health Corporation

Glaxo Wellcome

Kaiser Permanente

Loma Linda University Medical Center

Molina Medical Centers

Sutter California Healthcare Systems

Californians Allied for Patient Protection

Californians for Health Care

Coalition for a Healthy California

California Association of Health Facilities

California Association of Health Plans

California Association of Nurse Anesthetists

California Association of Physician Groups

California Biomedical Foundation

California Dental Association

California Hospital Association

California Northstate University

California Optometric Association

California Psychiatric Association

Stanford Hospital

Business

Blackstone

General Motors

Granite Rock Company

Greyhound Lines, Inc.

KXTV Channel 10

Lockheed IMS

Magna

McCaw Communications/Cellular One

Nortel

Pinnacle

Sacramento Commercial Bank

Somers Building Maintenance, Inc.

The Boeing Company

Travelers Express Company, Inc.

California Manufacturers Association

California Mortgage Bankers Association

Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group

Sonoma County Manufacturers Group

Thoroughbred Owners of California

Californians Against Higher Property Taxes

Moderate Democratic Caucus

The Accountants Coalition of California (Big 6 Accounting Firms)

Visa

Development /Land use

Donahue Schriber

Grove Investment Co.

PG&E Properties, Inc.

Richland Communities

Southern Pacific Real Estate Enterprises

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

US National Leasing, LLC

KT Urban

Wilton Rancheria and Casino

North Fork Casino

Government

American River Parkway Coalition

California Department of Consumer Affairs

California Department of Social Services

California Public Employees’ Retirement System

City of Citrus Heights

City of Elk Grove

City of Folsom

City of Merced

City of San Rafael

Community Services Planning Council (Sacramento)

County of Marin, Community Development Agency

Governor’s Office of Emergency Services

Grant Unified School District

Kern Council of Governments

Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau

Sacramento County Council of Governments

Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency

Sacramento Public Policy Foundation

Sacramento Water Forum

University of California, Merced

Labor

California Professional Firefighters

Peace Officers Research Association of California

State Building and Construction Trades

Service Employees International Union

California Correctional Peace Officers Association

United Food and Commercial Workers

Transportation

California Alliance for Jobs

Alameda County Transportation Authority

California High-Speed Rail Authority

Kern Transportation Foundation

Metropolitan Transportation Commission

Orange County Transportation Authority

Regional Public Transportation Authority (Arizona)

Sacramento Regional Transit

Sacramento Transportation Authority

Utah Transit Authority

Ventura County Transportation Commission

Californians for High-Speed Trains

Californians for Safe Highways and Bridges

Transportation California

Environment

BLT, Inc.

Cortina Integrated Waste Management, Inc.

Council for A Green Environment

County of Sacramento (Recycling)

Georgia-Pacific Corporation

Hollister Ranch

Norcal Waste Services of Sacramento

Republic Services

Sierra Pacific Industries

United States Pollution Control, Inc. (subsidiary of Union Pacific)

Vallejo Garbage Service

American Forest & Paper Association

California Forestry Association

Californians Against Another Risky Energy Proposition

Californians for Affordable and Reliable Electric Service

Energy

Calpine

Envirotest Systems Corp.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company

NextEra

Alliance for Climate Resistant California

ARCO

ExxonMobil

Chevron

Insurance

Farmers Insurance Group

State Farm Insurance Company

Californians for Affordable Insurance Rates

Californians for Fair Liability Laws

Consumers Against Fraud and Higher Insurance Costs

Association for California Tort Reform

Association of California Insurance Companies

Personal Insurance Federation of California

Tribal

Mechoopda Indian Tribe

Rumsey Band of Wintun Indians

North Fork Tribe

Wilton Rancheria

Trade Association

AARP

Association of Regional Center Agencies

Automotive Repair Coalition

Californians Against A Beer Monopoly

California Association of Joint Powers Authorities

California Automatic Vendors Council

California Cable Television Association

California Issues Forum

California Public Library Association

California Restaurant Association

California Special Districts Association

Californians for Compensation Reform

Californians for Consumer Choice on the Internet

Californians for Quality Affordable Housing

Cosmetic, Toiletry & Fragrance Association

Equality California

League of California Cities

New Technology Network

Portable Power Equipment Manufacturers Association

Western States Petroleum Association

ISSUE CAMPAIGNS

Health Care

Yes on Proposition 52: Healthcare for Children and Seniors

No on Proposition 45: Californians Against Higher Health Care Costs

Yes on Proposition 86: Tobacco Tax

No on Proposition 41: Health & Welfare

No on Measure F: Hospital Costs, City of Palo Alto

No on Measure U: Hospital Costs, City of Livermore

Yes on Measure A: Sale of Redbud Community Hospital, Lake County

Labor

Yes on Proposition 162: Pension Protection

Business

No on Measure E: Gravel Depletion Tax, San Benito County

No on Measure D: Business Tax Increase, San Benito County

No on Measure Q: Cardroom Initiative, City of Stockton

Yes on Measure C: Los Padres Dam, Monterey County

No on Measure A: Cardroom Initiative, City of Colton

No on Proposition 99: Tobacco Tax Increase

Energy

Yes on Proposition 16: Taxpayers Right to Vote Act

No on Proposition 7: Californians Against Another Risky Energy Proposition

No on Proposition 9: Electric Utility Deregulation

No on Measure H: Utility District Annexation, Yolo County

No on Measure I: Utility District Annexation, Yolo County

No on Measure L: Utility District Annexation, Sacramento County

No on Measure T: Utility User Tax Reduction, City of Sacramento

No on Measure A: Municipalize Electrical Utility, Calaveras County

Development/Land Use

Yes on Measure O: Deer Creek Hills Senior Housing Development, Sacramento County

No on Measure E: Mobile Home Rent Control, City of Concord

No on Measure U: Mobile Home Rent Control, City of Folsom

No on Measure A: Mobile Home Rent Control, City of Napa

No on Measure N: Mobile Home Rent Control, City of Sunnyvale

No on Measure P: Mobile Home Rent Control, County of Sacramento

Yes on Measure L: City of Cypress

Yes on Measures A, B & C: City of Glendale

Yes on Measure A: Pebble Beach Company Development Plan for Del Monte Forest, Monterey County

Yes on Measure D: Sun Microsystems, Inc.’s Redevelopment of Agnews West Developmental Center, City of Santa Clara

No on Measure K: Slow Growth Measure, City of Roseville

Schools/Education

Yes on Proposition 26: School Bonds

Yes on Proposition 1: School Bonds

Yes on Measure A: School Bond, Los Rios Community College District

Yes on Measure C: School Bond, Folsom

Yes on Measure E: Los Rios Community College District

Yes on Measure M: Banning Unified School District

Yes on Measure DD: Bonsall Unified School District

Yes on Measure EE: Cajon Valley Union School District

Yes on Measure C: Central Unified School District

Yes on Measure Z: East Side Union High School District

Yes on Measure V: Fillmore Unified School District

Yes on Measure K: Kern High School District

Yes on Measure HH: National School District

Yes on Measure P: Newman-Crows Landing Unified School District

Yes on Measure I: Palm Springs Unified School District

Yes on Measure M: Paso Robles Joint Unified School District

Yes on Measure L: Placer Union High School District

Yes on Measure P: Pomona Unified School District

Yes on Measure N: San Ardo Union Elementary School District

Yes on Measure D-16: San Miguel Joint Union School District

Yes on Measure K 2016: Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District

Yes on Measure K-16: Shandon Joint Unified School District

Yes on Measure R: Ventura Unified School District

Yes on Measure K: Waterford Unified School District

Yes on Measure Q: Yuba Community College District

Transportation

Yes on Proposition 1A: Californians for High-Speed Trains

Yes on Proposition 192: Seismic Retrofit Bonds

Yes on Measure B: Transportation Sales Tax, Sacramento County

Yes on Measure A: Transportation Sales Tax Extension, Sacramento County

Yes on I: Transportation Sales Tax Extension, San Bernardino County

Yes on Proposition A: Transportation Sales Tax Extension, San Diego County

Yes on Measure AA: Earthquake Safety Improvement Bonds, BART/Bay Area

Yes on Measure A: Transportation Sales Tax, Riverside County

Yes on Measure A: Transportation Sales Tax Extension, Santa Clara County

Yes on Measures B and C: Transportation Sales Tax, Sonoma County

Yes on Measures A and B: Transportation Sales Tax, Marin County

Yes on Measures A and B: Transportation Sales Tax, Santa Clara County

Yes on Proposition 400: Sales Tax Increase, Maricopa County, Arizona

Yes on Measure F: Sales Tax Increase, Fresno County

Yes on Measure A: Sales Tax Increase, Salt Lake County, Utah

Yes on Measure A: Sales Tax Extension, Santa Clara County

Yes on Revised Measure M: Sales Tax Increase, Orange County

Yes on Measure I: Sales Tax Increase, San Bernardino County

Yes on Measure B: Sales Tax Increase, Monterey County

Yes on Measure A: Sales Tax Increase, Riverside County

Yes on Proposition A: Sales Tax Increase, San Diego County

Yes on Measure C: Sales Tax Increase, Contra Costa County

Yes on Measure A: Sales Tax Increase, Santa Clara County

Insurance

No on Propositions 30 and 31: Insurance Lawsuits and Insurance Amendments

Government

Yes on Proposition 14: Top-Two Open Primary Act

Yes on Proposition 112: Legislative Ethics

Yes on Proposition 46: Local General Obligation Bonds, Statewide

Yes on Measure X: Parcel Tax for Libraries, Sacramento County

Yes on Measure P: Library Tax, City of Sacramento

Yes on Measure R: Citrus Heights Incorporation

Yes on Measure S: Sacramento City/County Merger, Sacramento City/County

Yes on Measure L: Library Tax, El Dorado County

*partial list

CANDIDATE CAMPAIGNS

Vice President Walter Mondale for President

Governor Jerry Brown

Mayor Tom Bradley for Governor

Secretary of State March Fong Eu

Tom Calderon for Insurance Commissioner

Congresswoman Doris Matsui, Sacramento, CA

Congressman Dennis Cardoza, Merced, CA

Congressman Vic Fazio

Congressman Doug Bosco

U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer

Congresswoman Jackie Speier

Sheriff Glen Craig, Sacramento County

Sheriff Lou Blanas, Sacramento County

Sheriff John McGinness, Sacramento County

Dan Whitehurst for U.S. Senate

Assemblyman Dennis Cardoza

Assemblyman Doug Bosco

Assemblyman Norm Waters

Supreme Court Justice Joseph Grodin

Senator Art Torres

Senator Henry Mello

Senator Robert Presley

Senator George Zenovich

Senator Ruben Ayala

Senator Byron Sher

Mayor Tom Bradley, Los Angeles

Mayor George Moscone, San Francisco

Mayor Anne Rudin, Sacramento

Mayor Karen Humphrey, Fresno

Mayor Joe Serna, Sacramento

Mayor Kevin Johnson, Sacramento

Senator Art Torres for Los Angeles County Supervisor

Supervisor Dave Cox, Sacramento County

Supervisor Roger Niello, Sacramento County

Supervisor Jimmy Yee, Sacramento County

Supervisor Dianne McKenna, Santa Clara County

Supervisor Rod Diridon, Santa Clara County

*partial list

INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURE CAMPAIGNS

Jim Cooper, AD 9

Tim Grayson, AD 14

Anna Caballero, AD 30/SD 12

Raul Bocanegra AD 39

Matt Dababneh, AD 45

Cheryl Brown, AD 47

Sylvia Rubio, AD 57

Sabrina Cervantes, AD 60

Susan Eggman, SD 5

Susan Rubio, SD 22

Scott Weiner, SD 11

Jose Solorio, SD 34

Barbara Bry, Mayor, City of San Diego

Stephanie Nguyen, City Council, City of Elk Grove

Lisa Murawski, Sacramento City Unified School Board

Contact

I Street Public Affairs
1717 I Street
Sacramento, CA 95811
916.551.2525
info@istreetpa.com