""Having Sue Greenwald on the city council has been great for Davis, and in the coming four years her presence on the council will be more important than ever. She respects the citizen-generated General Plan, believes in Measure J and works hard for the health of the downtown. With Measure J coming up for a renewal vote in 2010, Sue's support for it, and for the General Plan and its values, become crucial attributes. Please vote for her.""

"“For several years, I’ve had the opportunity to work closely with Sue on many complex fiscal issues. Her depth of knowledge and understanding of local and state finance is rare among public servants at any level of government and unparalleled in Davis. Sue’s principled leadership, intelligence, dedication, and hard work are qualities that I admire and respect, and she’s definitely earned my vote.”"

—Mark Siegler,
Chair, Davis Finance and Budget Commission 2003-2006
Chair, Department of Economics, California State University, Sacramento

"Sue is my choice for council as we initiate Davis's new environmental sustainability program. I have known Sue for many years. She has a keen scientific mind and a deep understanding of environmental issues, as well as the sense of purpose and strength of commitment that we need now."

"High on the list of things I love about Davis are the lively downtown and the quiet neighborhoods. Sue Greenwald has worked tirelessly, often alone on the council, to protect both. She is a great friend to the artists of Davis. If you also care about these things, please do your part to return her to office."

"Sue has always been our strongest advocate for our downtown. She’s had great ideas, like bringing an independent film theater to the Varsity. Sue has vision. She has more ideas for additional outdoor dining, and more arts and entertainment and dining downtown, and would like to bring more condominiums and townhouses near downtown, which would add vitality and help our businesses. Please vote to re-elect Sue."

"Over the years, I have worked with Sue on many issues. She is thoughtful and insightful, and I trust her to keep Davis from becoming “Anytown U.S.A.”. I give my full support to Sue."

"Sue was one of the earliest advocates for fairness for new subdivisions When our promised parks, pools and playgrounds were uncompleted, Sue took the lead and said: “Promises must be fulfilled.” Sue was instrumental in pushing for the completion of the Mace Ranch parks, the Arroyo Pool, and Walnut park and pool. Sue insisted that new neighborhoods be repected. I have not forgotten how Sue has worked for us."

"Mayor Greenwald really does her homework, and it shows when she advocates for good city planning and social justice. As a colleague, she is an invaluable voice on the City Council. Please give Sue your vote on June 3."

"Sue Greenwald's record on the City Council has consistently shown her to be one of the most knowledgeable and strongest advocates for protection of open space and natural resources in Davis."

""I have known Sue Greenwald for many years, and I have the utmost respect for her as a strong environmentalist and a thoughtful political leader. We are facing some critically important decisions in the next few years that will shape the size, density, and environmental direction of Davis, and Sue is the best candidate to lead us through those hard decisions. I'll be voting for her." "

"Sue has been in the forefront of promoting policies that keep Davis a cyclist-friendly community. "

"Sue Greenwald understands how Davis works and has an extremely clear understanding of how to make it work better. I am continually impressed at how thoroughly she does her homework and how deeply she cares about the welfare of Davis as a community in which to live. She works tirelessly for fiscally responsible decision-making and has a clear vision for how to develop the downtown area as both an interesting cosmopolitan center and a vibrant business environment. She can help us avoid the sprawl that results when the “developer” mentality is in control. I’m confident that the welfare of the university is best served by the unique livable city she envisions. Her leadership will help Davis continue to attract the very best new faculty members and make the city a lively place for those of us who intend to reside here long-term. To achieve these goals, we should be sure that Sue Greenwald continues on the city council."

"“It was no surprise to me when Sue got the most votes in her last city council election. Her consistent commitment to the needs of our neighborhoods, true slow growth, and the revitalization of the downtown have earned her a reputation as being a council member that one can always trust to stand up for what is best for Davis."

"Sue has a solid history of advocating for neighborhood preservation, open space, ag land and habitat protection, and slow growth. We need her to protect our citizen-based General Plan, to reinstate Measure J in 2010, and to ensure that the citizens rather than developers take charge of our city planning decisions."

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" Sue has planning vision. The city planning concepts she has written about over the years are now widely accepted. She has demonstrated true leadership." — Desmond Jolly,
Professor of Agricultural Economics, UCD;
Former Davis Planning Commissioner

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