Upendra Chivukula (D)
New Jersey Assembly, District 17

Judy Chu (D)
California Assembly - 49th District
former Monterey Park City Councilwoman and former Mayor
Results from May 15, 2001 Democratic Primary
Judy Chu                        58.54%
Daniel R. Arguello         33.66%
Robert Miranda                5.31%
Kim Goldsworthy (Lib)     2.49%  No Republican candidate
Sworn in May 21, 2001

Results of April 10, 2001 Los Angeles Primary Election
Los Angeles City Council, District 1 (includes Chinatown)
Ed Reyes               50.27
Robert Nakahiro    29.74
David Sanchez      19.99

Results of June 5, 2001 Los Angeles Run-off Election
Los Angeles City Council, District 13
Eric Garcetti        51.89
Mike Woo            48.11

Results of Sept. 11, 2001 Democratic Primary 
New York City Council, District 20 (Flushing)
John Liu                    2759 
Ethel Chen                2557
Terrence Park          1854
Richard Jannaccio   1758

John Liu (D)
New York City Council, District 20 (Flushing, Queens)
Citizens for John Liu
P.O. Box 520631
Flushing, NY  11352-0631
(718) 321-2526
fax: (718) 358-7885
LiuNewYork@usa.com
Campaign Site 
He is the first Asian American elected to a citywide or statewide position in New York.  Asian-American residents account for about 35% of the population in the district and about 20% of voters in the Democratic primary.
11/6/01 Associated Press: "A New Era in City Government"
    A Taiwan-born immigrant made political history Tuesday,
becoming the first Asian-American to win a major elective office in the city.
    John C. Liu, 34, a Democrat from Queens, won a City Council seat and the opportunity to become, he said, "a direct voice for Asian-Americans at City Hall."
    "We made history tonight," Liu declared in his victory speech. "We are in a new era, where all the people of New York City will finally have equal representation."
    Liu immigrated to Queens at the age of 5, attended public schools, and studied physics at the State University of New York in Binghamton.
    "I do realize that I am breaking a barrier," Liu said on Election Day, while shaking hands with voters outside a Flushing polling station.  "There will be very high expectations, a lot of responsibilities to fulfill, and I'm ready for it."
    He concentrated on appealing to all voters during his campaign. "There is no Puerto Rican or Chinese or Italian way to pick up the garbage or pick up the snow," Liu said in his victory speech. "The issues facing this district affect us all, and we will solve these issues together."
    Liu works as a manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and is married. His
first child, he noted with pride, was celebrating his first birthday on Election Day.

Results of Sept. 11, 2001 Democratic Primary 
New York City Council, District One (Lower East Side, Chinatown, SoHo, Tribeca)
Alan Gerson            3310
Brad Hoylman         2640  
"Rocky" J. Chin       2618
Margaret Chin         2554
John Fratta              2055
Elana Posner          1311
Kwong Hui                 926

Results of Sept. 11, 2001 Democratic Primary 
New York City Council, District 25 (Elmhurst, Jackson Heights)
Helen Sears                    2705
James Van Bramer        1930
Rudolph Greco                1865
Magdalena Schultheis    1157
Louisa Chan                      914

Results of Sept. 11, 2001 Democratic Primary 
New York City Council, District 28 (Queens)
Allan Jennings                    4437
Anthony Andrews               3991
Trevor K. Rupnarain          2396 
Aziz Bilal                             1330
Garth Marchant                    593

Results of Sept. 11, 2001 Green Party Primary 
New York City Council, District 20 (Flushing)
Evergreen Chou                18
Paul Graziano                    18

Quan         61%   
Terence    39%
Gordon Quan
At-Large Position 2
Houston City Council
901 Bagby
Houston, TX 77002
(713) 247.2013
gquan@cnl.ci.houston.tx.us
Elected in 1999, term-limited in 2005
Campaign address:
P.O. Box 2405
Houston, TX  77252
713-942-9009
www.gordonquan.org