Meg Whitman for Governor of California

GERARDO VARGAS

In Meg Whitman's new Spanish language ad, Inglewood high school teacher Gerardo Vargas talks about Meg's plan to fix California's K-12 education system. Gerardo applauds Meg's commitment to send more money to the classroom by reducing the bureaucracy in Sacramento.

MIGUEL SUAREZ

In Meg Whitman's new Spanish language ad, South Gate small business owner, Miguel Suarez talks about how Meg is the best candidate to strengthen California's economy and create new jobs.

PLAN DE EDUCACION

A new Spanish-language television ad, “Education Plan,” underscores Meg’s conviction that California must do a better job of educating our children. Meg’s plan includes improving school accountability, grading every K-12 public school A-F and rewarding outstanding teachers.

PLAN DE TRABAJOS

Meg has launched a new Spanish-language television ad, “Jobs Plan,” that highlights her skills as a proven job creator and her plan to put Californians back to work. Meg will streamline regulations to make small business stronger and she will reduce the tax on new factories and on employers so they can start hiring again.

UNA NUEVA CALIFORNIA

Meg wants to run a campaign that Latinos will be proud to join. California should be a place where jobs are plentiful, our schools lead the nation and where everyone has a chance at the American dream. Meg has a plan to reduce taxes and streamline regulations on Latino businesses so they can prosper. She's committed to fixing our K-12 education system, and she'll reduce wasteful spending in Sacramento. Meg wants Latinos to be part of building A New California.

'JOBS'

Meg Whitman knows that what we really need in California are jobs. And thanks to her business experience she can generate the jobs we need so badly.

As the leader of eBay, she was able to take a small business of 30 people to a huge company of 15,000 employees. Meg will reduce taxes on small businesses so that they can start hiring again.

Meg is precisely what California needs to improve our economy.

'DIFFERENT KIND'

Meg Whitman is a different kind of candidate. She is a business leader ready to fix Sacramento, ready to create more jobs and better schools in California. She respects our community. She is the Republican who opposes the Arizona law and opposed Proposition 187.

She means real change. She has a specific plan for A New California. With more jobs, better schools and less bureaucracy.

Stay up to date with the latest news and happenings from the campaign trail. At our Latino press center, you can find all of the resources you need, such as:

Original news stories from the campaign trail
Exclusive video from Meg’s in-house media team
Press releases and photos
Endorsements
Meg's bio
Contact info for Meg’s team and how to volunteer

Latinos for Meg Toolkit

Everything you need to help Meg build A New California.

Build your Personal Precinct

Click here to build your Personal Precinct with the names of friends who would like to join the Latinos coalition.

Latinos for Meg Overview

Learn more about Meg’s Latino Coalition here.

Latinos for Meg Presentation

Learn how to get involved with Latinos for Meg and encourage your friends to join here.

Latinos for Meg Handbook

Learn more about how you can help us Recruit, Volunteer and Vote here.

Meg's Bio

Learn more about Meg and how she will build A New California here.

Leadership

Become a part of Latinos for Meg 2010 Leadership today

Click Here to see other inspired Latinos who have joined our ranks.

Latino Coalition Leaders

Janet Cronick, Business Owner & Co-Founder National Latina Business Women, Orange County Chapter
Robert Pacheco, Former Assembly Member
Rod Pacheco, Riverside County District Attorney
Mario Rodriguez, Chairman, Hispanic 100

Regional Co-Chairs

San Diego

Col. Rocky Chavez, Oceanside Council Member, former Chief-of-staff, 4th Marine Division
Tom Garcia, Republican National Hispanic Assembly active in USO

Inland Empire

Dan Rodriguez, Education Consultant, Former Pomona City Council Member

Orange County

Fred Armendariz, Business Owner
Teresa Hernandez, Owner, El Cielito Lindo Restaurant

Central Valley

Michael Montelongo, Pastor, Sanger City Council Member

Central Coast

Maria Giuriato, President, Giuriato & Associates, Former Salinas City Councilmember

Bay Area

Leo Lacayo, Business Consultant

Northern California

Richard Loa, Attorney

MEGaMujeres Regional Leaders

Therese Cisneros-Remington, Founding President of National Latina Businesswomen Association San Diego Chapter, San Diego
Fabiola Murillo-Sperling, Business Owner/Marketing Consultant, MSBideas, Orange County
Christina Talley, Attorney-At-Law, Orange County
Mercedes Paz, Executive Search Consultant, Los Angeles Teresa Hernandez, Owner, El Cielito Lindo Restaurant, Orange County
Janet Cronick, Owner Ultimate Gifts & Co-Founder National Latino Business Women Association of Orange County, Orange County
Emily Robinson, Co-Founder National Latina
Gladys Hurtado, Business Development and Sales Manager for the West Coast, Los Angeles
Sara Rubalcava-Beck, Business Owner/Marketing Consultant, MSBideas, Los Angeles
Maria Giuriato, President-Giuriato & Associates, Central Coast
Maryles Casto, CEO & President, Casto Travel, Inc., Bay Area
Olga Enciso Smith, Business Woman/Hispanic Community Activist, Inca Gardens Personal Chef and Nutrients, Bay Area
Dorene Dominguez, Business Owner, Northern California Colleen Jordan Hallinan, Principal and Senior VP, Hewins Financial Advisors, Bay Area
Luisa Acosta-Franco, Insurance Executive, Bay Area
Teresa Angeles, Business Owner, Bay Area

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How Can You Get Involved?

Latinos for Meg contribute in many ways

#1 Recruit

Help get more Latinos on Meg’s team by building your “Personal Precinct.” Invite your friends and family members to learn more about Meg and her vision for California.

Create a Personal Precinct

#2 Volunteer

Grassroots Volunteers are the most important part of this campaign. Our message is resonating with Californians — help share it!

Volunteer

#3 Vote

The easiest and most important thing you can do is vote for Meg in the general election on November 2, 2010.

Request a Ballot

Contact Latinos for Meg

Michael Saragosa, Coalition Director

20813 Stevens Creek Blvd.
Suite 150
Cupertino, CA 95014
(408) 873-3519

Latinos@MegWhitman.com

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