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California State AssemblyCandidate for District 25
Robert Imhoff
Cyber Security Professional
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My Top 3 Priorities
- Address the housing crisis in California
- Hold government more accountable for out of control spending
- Roll back Occupational Licensing requirements
Experience
Experience
Profession:Cyber Security Professional
Cyber Security Professional, Urban Airship (2015–current)
Questions & Answers
Questions from League of Women Voters of California Education Fund (4)
What do you think the State should do to encourage affordable housing for all Californians?
Answer from Robert Imhoff:
Decrease regulation, especially the drawn out Enviornmental Review process.
According to a "Civility In America” survey, 75% of Americans believe that the U.S. has a major civility problem. If you are elected what will do to address this?
Answer from Robert Imhoff:
Focus on collalition buidling, and finding common ground. Not focus on the 24 hour news cycle's current headline.
Climate changes, and the shifting between very wet weather and drought, worry Californians. What strategies would allow that your district to both satisfy its water needs and protect the environment? Please be specific.
Answer from Robert Imhoff:
Many community groups have been pushed out of the process to protect our green spaces. The state has taken a monopoly position on protecting the enviornment. We should work closely with these groups again, and help them focus on these efforts. The water supply in the south bay is plentiful, when used properly. We should encourage more conservation through education on the issue.
What programs or strategies would you suggest to meet the educational needs of the youngest and most poverty stricken Californians?
Answer from Robert Imhoff:
Offering oppertunites for more Charter Schools, distance learning, and school choice vouchers. When are public schools are overcrowded, allowing more students to go to different schools allows those who stay a better education, through smaller class sizes.
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Total money raised: $3,600
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