Incumbent Trustee Bill Sanborn can run a low key re-elecion campaign, he is unopposed. But Paul Bakkom and Phyliss Petri are facing off in Anza and nearby communities.
In Hemet, there are four candidates. Incumbent Joe Wojcik and three challengers — Horacio “Ross” Valenzuela, retired educator and librarian, Jim Little, retired school employee, and Jayson D. Sandoval, motor vehicle representative.
The Hemet Teachers’ Association is backing Wojcik, Valenzuela and Bakkom.
So far only Wojcik and Valenzuela have filed any campaign finance reports with the Riverside County Register of Voters Office. These reports are on-line at
But here’s a summary what these two candidates have reported:
Total contributions Total expenses Cash on-hand
Wojcik $13,184.28 $15,877.33
Valenzuela $2,185 $1,269.85 $915.15
Wojcik’s contributions include a $10,000 personal loan to his campaign. About 2/3 of Valenzuela’s funds come from the Political Action Committees of the district’s teachers and classified employees. Another $400, seems to have been family gifts.
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