TEMECULA: School board race draws eight candidates
By The Californian | ∞
TEMECULA ---- An eighth candidate has filed papers to run for one of two open seats on the Temecula Valley Unified School District's board.
Kevin Hill, who identified himself as a teacher, qualified for the race Monday, according to election officials. Hill could not be reached for comment Tuesday.
The other candidates who have qualified for the Nov. 4 ballot are business consultant Chuck Campbell, oral surgeon D. Allen Pulsipher, businessman Kent Perry, university educator Kristi Rutz-Robbins, bus driver Rick Lynch, state investigator Dave Vialpando, and control systems designer John Wetteland. The two winners will serve four-year terms.
The filing deadline for candidates was automatically extended to Wednesday because both incumbents, Barbara Tooker and Stewart Morris, did not file. They are not running for re-election.
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