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	Gayle McLaughlin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		McLaughlin is a social activist who has participated in the peace, social justice, civil rights, and environmental protection movements.
		McLaughlin is currently an elected member of the Richmond Greens Steering Committee and has served on the Green Party County Council of Contra Costa County.
		Throughout her life, McLaughlin has funded her political work through a number of professions, working as a postal clerk, a teacher, a caregiver for the elderly, and as a tutor/clinician for children with learning disabilities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gayle_McLaughlin (665 words)

	About Gayle McLaughlin
		Gayle McLaughlin is currently serving on the Richmond City Council, having been elected in November of 2004.
		Gayle has served on steering committees of the Richmond Greens, as well as having served on a host of steering committees for grassroots organizations in Chicago and the Bay Area.
		Gayle’s election to the Richmond City Council occurred after the 2004 financial crisis as a reflection of the electorate’s desire for a new and independent political direction.
	www.gaylemclaughlin.net /about.htm (689 words)

	AxisofLogic/ News - Americas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Richmond is set to become the largest city in America with a Green Party mayor, after the election Tuesday of Gayle McLaughlin, and party leaders say her victory thrusts a group once defined as middle-class environmentalists into a new role as a multicultural force in local politics.
		McLaughlin who was elected to the council four years ago, said being an environmentalist allowed her to understand the troubles in Richmond's neighborhoods, including high rates of childhood asthma in areas near refineries and heavy industry.
		McLaughlin, a former school teacher, said her campaign was all about promoting the "people's interests over corporate interests." To combat the city's high crime, she said she will launch a job corps for local youth so young people can help with street repair and park maintenance.
	www.axisoflogic.com /artman/publish/article_23382.shtml (831 words)

	Richmond, CA - Gayle McLaughlin
		Gayle is a lifelong social activist who has participated in movements for peace, social justice, civil rights, and environmental protection.
		Gayle is currently an elected member of the Richmond Greens and has served on Council of the Green Party of Contra Costa.
		Throughout her life, Gayle has funded her political work through a number of professions, working as a postal clerk, as a teacher, as a caregiver for the elderly, and as a tutor/clinician for children with learning disabilities.
	www.ci.richmond.ca.us /index.asp?NID=399 (384 words)

	ContraCostaTimes.com \| 11/22/2006 \| Anderson concedes mayoral race (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Mayor Irma Anderson announced Tuesday that she is conceding the Nov. 7 election to challenger Gayle McLaughlin.
		McLaughlin, 54, benefited from a third mayoral candidate, Gary Bell, a former council member who, like Anderson, is fl.
		But McLaughlin's win may not have been a victory for Green principals as much as it was voter dissatisfaction with city government after the 2004 budget crisis.
	www.dfw.com /mld/cctimes/news/local/states/california/16073759.htm (379 words)

	Third Party Watch » Blog Archive » Green McLaughlin Enters CA Mayoral Race
		McLaughlin is the second mayoral candidate to formerly announce a bid in the November election.
		McLaughlin said her campaign theme is creating a “new Richmond,”; in which residents retake City Hall from business interests.
		McLaughlin, who has vowed not to take any corporate campaign contributions, said she will also support sustainable growth and work to end the influence of wealthy developers who in the past have sought to develop on contaminated properties with little regard for public health.
	thirdpartywatch.com /2006/03/07/green-mclaughlin-enters-ca-mayoral-race (745 words)

	E-Mail Forum
		Gayle is focused, and she has really good instincts about complex issues, even when the City Council is not provided with all the facts or she does not have the full historical context.
		McLaughlin supports a better quality of life for Richmond residents, environmental justice, social equity, smart growth and empowered neighborhoods.
		A victory by McLaughlin in the mayor’s race would send a very loud signal that Richmond voters are truly ready for change, not just a different name on the door of an office that has often served developers and out of town power brokers better than the residents.
	www.tombutt.com /forum/2006/061015b.htm (1597 words)

	GPCA Press Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		McLaughlin, who first ran for public office in 2004 when she won a Richmond City Council position, defeated the incumbent mayor of Richmond, although McLaughlin was outspent by about 10-1.
		Richmond, a working class suburb of San Francisco with a population of about 104,000, becomes the biggest city in the U.S. where at Green is at the helm, and the first in California where a Green was directly elected as mayor.
		"Gayle's election is a good thing for the party, and for the citizens of Richmond," said Susan King, GPCA spokesperson.
	www.cagreens.org /press/pr061108.shtml (327 words)

	ContraCostaTimes.com \| 11/08/2006 \| McLaughlin leading Anderson in Richmond mayoral race
		McLaughlin was ahead by just under 200 votes when the final precinct tally was announced just after 1:30 a.m.
		Making use of a grass-roots campaign style, she was able to tap into voter dissatisfaction with Richmond politics that intensified in 2004 when the city suddenly discovered a crippling $35 million budget deficit.
		McLaughlin was new to politics when she was elected to the council in 2004.
	www.siliconvalley.com /mld/cctimes/15957007.htm (645 words)

	RedOrbit - Business - Mayoral Race Hinges on Safety, Chevron Issues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		McLaughlin, 54, is a Green Party member who was a newcomer to the council in 2004.
		Some of McLaughlin's colleagues on the council worry that she might be too inexperienced to be an effective mayor and that her principled stance on some issues may be an obstacle to building necessary consensus.
		McLaughlin is a supporter of Measure T and says the city should demand Chevron turn over its utility tax information like other businesses and residents.
	www.redorbit.com /news/business/711357/mayoral_race_hinges_on_safety_chevron_issues/index.html (1231 words)

	E-Mail Forum
		Richmond Mayor Irma Anderson conceded defeat Tuesday in her bid for re-election and congratulated her opponent, Gayle McLaughlin, a member of the City Council and an activist in the Green Party.
		McLaughlin describes herself in her official City Council biography as a "lifelong social activist" for progressive causes.
		McLaughlin couldn't be reached for comment Tuesday night.
	www.tombutt.com /forum/2006/061122a.htm (637 words)

	ELECTION 2006 / RICHMOND: Incumbent mayor in close race with McLaughlin
		Richmond City Councilwoman Gayle McLaughlin had a slight lead in her bid to unseat incumbent Mayor Irma Anderson on Tuesday night, while two incumbents and one outsider were leading a crowded field in the race for three seats on the City Council.
		With 47 percent of precincts counted, McLaughlin, 54, was narrowly leading her opposition, getting 36 percent of the vote compared with 35.7 percent for Anderson and 27.7 percent for businessman Gary Bell.
		During the campaign, McLaughlin said she would tackle the root causes of street violence by expanding library services and local community centers, creating a Youth Corps to employ more than 1,000 youth year-round, and making large corporations such as Chevron contribute more to the city's tax base.
	sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/11/08/BAGMUM897J1.DTL&... (633 words)

	2006.11.09: 2006 Election Results
		Among the California victories is Gayle McLaughlin, who defeated the incumbent for Mayor of Richmond, the first city with more than 100,000 residents to have a Green mayor.
		Green candidate Gayle McLaughlin appears to have won her race against an incumbent for Mayor of Richmond, California, a few miles from Oakland and San Francisco.
		McLaughlin, who refused corporate donations and raised about $14,000, was outspent by the incumbent, who raised more than $110,000 from contributors, the biggest of which was Chevron.
	www.gp.org /press/pr_2006_11_09.shtml (1340 words)

	Support Viramontes and Jenkins for Richmond City Council; Gayle McLaughlin for mayor, November/December 2006 Yodeler
		In 2004 Gayle McLaughlin was elected to the City Council.
		A lifelong activist for the environment and social justice, she has been a leader in the fight against irresponsible development of the toxic Zeneca site and in championing solar power in the city.
		Gayle's election to the City Council depended on widespread grassroots support, including the support of Sierra Club volunteers who went door-to-door for her.
	sanfranciscobay.sierraclub.org /yodeler/html/2006/11/election20.htm (542 words)

	ContraCostaTimes.com \| 11/30/2006 \| Richmond has mayor, leaving council vacancy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Now that Gayle McLaughlin has claimed victory in Richmond's mayoral election, another, less public, campaign has begun to fill her council seat.
		The council will have 60 days from McLaughlin's Jan. 9 swearing-in to appoint someone to serve the two years remaining on her term.
		McLaughlin said she is supporting Cortland "Corky" Boozè for democratic principles.
	www.dfw.com /mld/cctimes/news/local/states/california/16129744.htm (562 words)

	Election 2006: Escalating Violence is Central Issue in Richmond Mayoral Race
		In the final stretch before the election, the candidates—incumbent Irma Anderson, Councilwoman Gayle McLaughlin, and former Councilman Gary Bell—are positioning themselves as having the character and experience to unite a divisive City Council and oversee the city’s rebirth.
		McLaughlin founded Solar Richmond, a not-for-profit that endorses the use of solar energy, and says she is committed to creating “good, clean jobs” for the city.
		McLaughlin is a strong backer of Measure T, a controversial city ballot measure to raise $8.5 million in new taxes—about $8 million of which will come from Chevron.
	journalism.berkeley.edu /projects/election2006/2006/11/escalating_violence_is_central.php (1175 words)

	Campaign Updates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Gayle held a press conference on Monday with Councilmembers Butt, Bates, and Viramontes in attendance to set the record straight on Measure T-it is not Gayle's Terrible T! Please vote YES on Measure T. My campaign is going well.
		Also, the hit on Gayle McLaughlin and the awful Measure T flyer that has popped up in mailboxes the last few days.
		Gayle McLaughlin, Irma Anderson, Gary Bell for Mayor, Corky Booze, Richard Griffin, Lumyrdna Lopez, Jim Rogers, Maria Viramontes and myself for City Council.
	jamesdjenkins.net /_wsn/page6.html (1096 words)

	Berkeley Daily Planet
		McLaughlinâs opponent is likely to be current Mayor Irma Anderson, who is one of four councilmembers whose seats are up for grabs in the coming election.
		McLaughlinâs announcement also included a reference to an issue that occupied her initial months on the council, her ultimately successful effort to call for new regulatory oversight at Campus Bay, a contaminated site in southern Richmond where a housing complex had been proposed.
		McLaughlin told supporters that her eventual goal is to see a solidly progressive slate in control of the City Council in the years to come.
	www.berkeleydailyplanet.com /article.cfm?issue=03-07-06&storyID=23578 (799 words)

	Election 2006: Richmond’s Voters Deciding on Mayor, Council, Special New Tax
		Tuesday night, returns on the Richmond election were still not finalized, leaving the outcomes of the mayor’s race, city council race and the vote on Measure T in doubt.
		With 25 of the 53 precincts reporting, Gayle McLaughlin led the race for mayor with 36 percent of the vote, followed by incumbent Irma Anderson, who had 35 percent.
		Gayle McLaughlin ran her mayoral campaign on $17,000 and Gary Bell raised $32,000.
	journalism.berkeley.edu /projects/election2006/2006/11/richmonds_voters_deciding_on_m.php (930 words)

	Gayle family history
		Gayle Garbolino-Mojica comes from family that has a long history of public...
		However, Gayle was wary because of a family history of heart problems.
		Gayle and Shirley decided many years ago to research their family histories and...
	www.museumstuff.com /family-history/names/Gayle.php (759 words)

	Richmond's Mayor Race Still Too Close To Call - Decision 2006
		The results of Richmond's mayoral election should be revealed Thursday afternoon, when the Contra Costa County Department of Elections finishes counting absentee and provisional ballots, according to Kathy Gover, the county's election processing supervisor.
		"Gayle McLaughlin is taking a few days off after her successful victory," said McLaughlin campaign manager Juan Reardon.
		Reardon said McLaughlin has received words of congratulations from a former mayor of Richmond but current Mayor Anderson is "holding on for the count," and has not conceded.
	www.nbc11.com /politics/10294555/detail.html (281 words)

	abc7news.com: Richmond Mayor's Race Still Too Close To Call
		McLaughlin is a member of the Green Party and said she believes in social, economic and environmental justice and ecological wisdom.
		Addressing the violence in Richmond will be one of McLaughlin's top priorities if she has in fact been elected mayor.
		McLaughlin said she was elected to the City Council in 2004, at the height of the crisis, because people wanted a change.
	abclocal.go.com /kgo/story?section=elections&id=4747400&ft=med (451 words)

	McLaughlin M Localities South Dakota United States North America Regional
		McLaughlin M Localities South Dakota United States North America Regional
		Wrestling season is a grind, and you really have to work hard and earn everything you get," McLaughlin said.
		As the winter season goes on, the shelter will average about 80 visitors a night and up to 100 at its peak, said Tom McLaughlin, the site...
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Regional/North_America/United_States/South_Dakota/Localities/M/McLaughlin (362 words)

	GPCA Front Page
		The win follows the election of Green Gayle McLaughlin as mayor of Richmond over the incumbent in that city, a working class suburb of San Francisco with a population of about 104,000.
		Richmond becomes the biggest city in the U.S. where at Green is at the helm, and the first in California where a Green was directly elected as mayor.
		McLaughlin, who first won office in 2004 on the Richmond City Council, was outspent 10-1 by the incumbent.
	www.cagreens.org (1064 words)

	eastbayexpress.com The East Bay Express Blog » Green Politicians? In Richmond?
		With so much hype over the fate of Aimee Allison, the Green Party candidate for Oakland’s District 2 City Council seat, we practically missed the fact that last night the Greens won their first-ever California mayoral campaign in Richmond, where Gayle McLaughlin and her “10-Point Plan for a Better Richmond,”; narrowly beat incumbent Irma Anderson.
		McLaughlin, who first ran for public office in 2004 when she won a Richmond
		“Gayle’s election is a good thing for the party, and for the citizens of
	www.eastbayexpress.com /blogs/?p=333 (438 words)

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