With 10 of 10 precincts reporting (2,860 voters – 36.48%; Vote for 2 – 4,616 votes cast):

• Larry Chu (1,907 – 41.31%)
• Ann Morrison (1,448 – 31.37%)
• Brad Marsh (957 – 20.73%)
• Dave Kanter (300 – 6.50%)
• Write-Ins (4 – 0.09%)

Thank you Larkspur & Greenbrae voters.

Get out and vote today. And remember to also support our schools. Yes on Measure A and Measure B.

The Larkspur Chamber of Commerce is hosting a candidate debate on October 25th at 7:00 PM at the Hall Middle School gymnasium (200 Doherty Drive).

The Editorial Board of the Marin Independent Journal has voted to endorse me.  Thank you for your support.
(http://bit.ly/oPkpTi)

See today’s Marin IJ article by Dick Spotswood.  My efforts through the MCCMC to call attention to how post-retirement benefits are impacting municipal finances was cited as one of the four local examples.
(http://bit.ly/qMUw0K)

Since the City Council has voted 5-0 to join the Marin Energy Authority, the qualifier can be removed.  Thank you for your support.
(http://bit.ly/pXgrLe)

The Political Committee of the Sierra Club Marin Group voted to endorse me. Look for the information in the upcoming issue of the Yodeler.  Thank you for your support.
(http://bit.ly/s2Inkg)

A pre-recorded session from 10/2 at the Community Media Center of Marin will air on Comcast Channel 27 as follows: 10/5 at 9:00 AM; 10/8 at 3:00 PM; 10/15 at 4:00 PM; 10/18 at 7:00 PM; 10/25 at 8:00 PM; 10/29 at 3:00 PM; 11/1 at 8:00 PM; 11/5 at 2:00 PM.
(http://bit.ly/pf6xL1)

The Marin Independent Journal article today featuring the three candidates vying for the two open City Council seats.
(http://bit.ly/os8rlI)

This week, I was asked by The SF Chronicle to introduce editorials by Ed Lee (Prop C) and Jeff Adachi (Prop D) on the SF pension reform initiatives on the November ballot. This is the cover article in 10/2/11 edition of the Insight section, pages E6-E7. (http://bit.ly/pUjRNE)