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I am humbled and honored by the overwhelming support I received on Tuesday night.

Thank you to all those who gave their time, talent, and vote to make this victory possible. I will work every day to be worthy of the faith you put in me.

I hope to see you all in early December at my swearing in ceremony when the real work of serving the taxpayers of Los Angeles begins.

-- John

China Press

API Leaders Endorse John Noguez

Los Angeles (10/22/2010) — John Noguez, a Deputy Assessor for more than 20 years, is seeking the top spot in a runoff election on Nov. 2. On Oct. 22, U.S. Representative Judy Chu and many other API elected officials endorsed Noguez and called for API voters’ support.

Judy Chu said that Los Angeles County Deputy Assessor Noguez grew up in Huntington Park and was the Mayor of the city. Therefore, he must understand the needs of Asian Americans very well. At the same time, he would be a good fit for the position because of his 25 years working experience in the Assessor’s Office. Judy Chu also pointed out that State Assembly members Mike Eng and Ted Lieu support Noguez as well.

Noguez stated that he feels confident to win the election because he built a campaign two years ago and had received the most endorsements, including four of the five members of the Board of Supervisors and over 200 other elected officials.

Nogues said that if he won the election he would work hard for people’s rights and balance the relationship between tax collection and taxpayers.

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Experienced Leadership is Key to Endorsements

Beverly Hills, CA – Surrounded by the leadership of the Realtor Community throughout the Los Angeles County Region and the State of California, John Noguez accepted their endorsement and support for his race to become the next Los Angeles County Assessor.

“One of the most exciting experiences of my run to be the next Los Angeles County Assessor has been the overwhelming support I have received from the Realtor community,” stated Noguez.“Realtors are uniquely qualified to appreciate the importance of the Assessors office and what it takes to run this critical operation. It is an honor and a compliment that so many of you have chosen me as your candidate.”

Realtor Association from across the region strongly endorsed John Noguez for County Assessor.These groups include the Beverly Hills Greater Los Angeles Association of Realtors, the South Bay Association of Realtors, Rancho Southeast Association of Realtors, Inglewood Board of Realtors, Pacific West Association of Realtors, Southland Association of Realtors, Southwest Association of Realtors, the Citrus Valley Association of Realtors, the Downey Association, Malibu Association of Realtors, Montebello Association of Realtors and the Tri Counties Association of Realtors.

Showing John’s breadth of support statewide were representatives from the California Association of Realtors including Steve Goddard, 2010 President LeFrancis Arnold, 2011 President-Elect, and Irma Vargas, 2010 Chair, CREPAC Trustees.

“With 25 years on the job, John has gained a remarkable understanding of the assessment process affecting several million homes and businesses. He does not need on the job training,” stated Steve Goddard, California Association of Realtors President. “John Noguez will not only hit the ground running but continue the work he has already done to serve the taxpayers of Los Angeles County well ensuring they are treated fairly and with dignity.” said President Goddard.

Los Angeles County Deputy Assessor John R. Noguez will ensure accurate and fair assessments. He played a key role in lowering assessments and creating property tax savings for over 300,000 homeowners.

As Huntington Park Mayor and Councilman, John led the fight for the city's first Ethics Reform Law and helped reduce elected official salaries.

These are just some of the many reasons why Democrats, Republicans, and Independents all agree John Noguez is the right candidate for Los Angeles County Assessor.

HOWARD JARVIS TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION

Deputy Assessor John R. Noguez has been endorsed by the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association PAC for the Office of Los Angeles County Assessor in the June 8th primary to elect a successor to recently-retired Assessor Rick Auerbach.

"With 25 years experience as a State Certified Appraiser," said Jarvis Association Political Action Committee Secretary Chris Vosberg, "Deputy Assessor John Noguez is an excellent candidate who won't need on-the-job training to ensure accurate and fair assessments and protect Proposition 13."

"With the election of John Noguez, The Howard Jarvis Association knows there will a continuation of the outstanding job done by Assessor Auerbach for the past 10 years," Vosberg added.

In addition to being a Deputy Assessor, Noguez was also a Special Assistant to Assessor Auerbach and serves as the Mayor of Huntington Park.

He has already been endorsed by Auerbach and former AssessorKenneth P. Hahn, as well as more than 100 elected city, state and federal leaders.

He played a key role in lowering assessments that resulted in property tax savings for over 300,000 homeowners. As Huntington Park Mayor and Councilman, he led the fight for the city's first Ethics Reform Law and helped reduce elected officials' salaries.

John has also earned endorsements from County Supervisors Gloria Molina and Don Knabe, Sheriff Lee Baca, State Controller John Chiang, Los Angeles City Controller Wendy Greuel and Council Members Jan Perry and Jose Huizar, Congresswomen Diane Watson and Judy Chu, as well as West Hollywood Mayor Abbe Land.

He is also endorsed by the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor/COPE, and the Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs.

For more information go to www.JohnNoguez.com