Peace and Freedom Party
Peace and Freedom Party
Socialist founders
Michael Rubin says: June 18, 2018;
The Independent Socialists emerged from the social democracy in 1964. I joined 3 years later in 1967. One of my first projects in the ISC was helping to create a new radical electoral party in California, Peace and Freedom Party. [1]
2006 Candidates
2006 Candidates for California Peace and Freedom party[2] were
Janice Jordon - Governor
Stewart Alexander - Lieutenant Governor
Margie Akin - Secretary of State
Gerald Sanders - Treasurer
Liz Barron - Controller
Jack Harrison - Attorney General
Tom Condit - Insurance Commissioner
Marsha Feinland - U.S. Senator
Dave Campbell - Member of Board of Equlization, 1st District
Richard Perry - Member of Board of Equlization, 2nd District
Mary Lou Finley - Member of Board of Equlization, 3rd District
Cindy Henderson - Member of Board of Equlization, 4th District
C. T. Weber - State Senator, 6th District
Vickie Fouts - State Senator, 14th District
Tim Stock - U.S. Representative, 1st District
Mike Roskey - U.S. Representative, 3rd District
John Reiger - U.S. Representative, 5th District
Dina Padilla - U.S. Representative, 11th District
Lynda Llamas - U.S. Representative, 29th District
Adele Cannon - U.S. Representative, 30th District
Jim Smith - U.S. Representative, 36th District
Kevin Akin - U.S. Representative, 44th District
Miriam Clark - U.S. Representative, 50th District
Phil Dynan - Assemblymember, 2nd District
Mike Lopez - Assemblymember, 5th District
Albert Troyer - Assemblymember, 10th District
Eddie Ytuarte - Assemblymember, 16th District
John Crockford - Assemblymember, 29th District
Karl Abrams - Assemblymember, 53rd District
Jon Taleb - Assemblymember, 65th District