Ted Laliotis - State Assembly
21st Assembly District

"It is my pleasure to endorse Ted Laliotis for the 21st Assembly seat in the State of California. Ted has done an outstanding job working at our company, while at the same time continuing his exemplary community service. He is level-headed, thoughful and action oriented. Furthermore, he understands business and the forthcoming impacts that technology will have on our society. All of these qualities make him an outstanding candidate for our State Assembly."

"Ted will bring to the State Assembly the virtue of experience both in business and in local government, and I know he will advance the cause of limited government and personal responsibility."

"I am pleased to endorse Ted Laliotis for the 21st District Assembly seat, State of California. Ted's long history of community service, combined with his successful experience as a businessman, provide him with an exceptional background and make him an excellent candidate for this office."

"In these days of tight budgets, Ted Laliotis is a fiscally conservative businessman who deserves our support."

"It is with great pleasure that I endorse Ted Laliotis for the State Assembly. I have known Ted for over 20 years. His public spirit, tenacity, decision-making skills and dedication make him the ideal person to represent the 21st district in the State Assembly."

"During his tenure in the Los Altos City Council and the Santa Clara Transportation Agency, Ted Laliotis has demonstrated strong advocacy for law enforcement and public safety."

"During eight years as a Los Altos City Council member and Mayor, Ted Laliotis was a consistent supporter of the rights of the residents of Los Altos. He listened to the problems and even in the face of sometimes overwhelming opposition, he worked to find equitable and creative solutions. We need that kind of representation of this district in the State Assembly."

"Ted is committed to excellence in education, high standards for student achievement, and quality teachers in all of our classrooms."