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Candidate Biography:

Born: Apr 10, 1940 in City, Illinois
Married: Negro Bates (m. 1986)
Children: Leita turf Mara, Christopher "Casey"* courier Jonathan

1971-1979: Colleague, Berkeley Give Council
1987-1994: Politician, City of Philosopher
1994-2001: Regional Representative, US  Department defer to Education

• LEGISLATION: Founder of Proposition 15 (2010) [California Nonaligned Elections Please of 2008], which relates to get out financing demonstration legislative campaigns.
• Hancock was picture first Tidal wave Assemblymember other than launch a Blog; Assemblymember Loni Hancock's Blog.
• Casey Bates is a Replacement District Professional in Alameda County (2000-Present).&nb
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Loni Hancock talks pot clubs, gaming, campaign finance and more.

It’s a foregone conclusion that longtime Berkeley pol Loni Hancock will move from the State Assembly and take over the Senate seat held by kingmaker and FBI person-of-interest Don Perata. Hancock began her career in public service as a member of the Berkeley City Council before serving as the city’s first female mayor in the early 1970s. In the ’90s, she held an education post in the Clinton administration and has been Berkeley’s assemblywoman since 2002. She also happens to be married to Berkeley’s current bossman and former Assemblyman Tom Bates. Can you say “power couple”? Hancock was instrumental in the recent squashing of an attempt to turn the Indian casino in San Pablo into the country’s second largest loser’s paradise and is pushing hard to make the East Bay home to green academies to teach solar installation and other enviro-friendly trades. If she needed a slogan, it might be: “A chicken in every pot and a solar panel on every roof.” With the general election nearing, I tracked Hancock down to talk turkey.

Paul Kilduff: Being the Democratic nominee for the Berkeley State Senate seat after defeating Wilma Chan in the primary is pretty much a cakewalk, right?

Loni Hancock: A much easier election—no que

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Loni Hancock

Template:TOCnestleftLoni Hancock is a California State Senator.

Loni Hancock has spent nearly "four decades as a forceful advocate for open government, educational reform, environmental protection, economic development, and social justice". Prior to her election to the California State Senate in 2008, she served three terms in the California State Assembly (14th District). She also was the first woman elected mayor of the City of Berkeley (1986-1994), the Executive Director of the Shalan Foundation, and served in both the Carter and Clinton Administrations.

Senator Hancock currently represents the 9th State Senate District, which includes the cities of Alameda, Albany, Berkeley, Castro Valley, Dublin, El Sobrante, Emeryville, Livermore, Oakland, Piedmont, Richmond, and San Pablo.^[1]

Background

Born and raised in New York, Loni Hancock received her BA from Ithaca College in 1963 and her MA from the Wright Institute in 1978. She moved to Berkeley in 1964, where she lives today with her husband, Mayor Tom Bates.^[2]

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