(RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA) – Candidate for State Senate District 31, Jeff Miller announced receiving the endorsement of the Lincoln Club of Riverside County in his campaign today. The Lincoln Club’s mission is to develop and lend support to Republican candidates for local, state and national office.

“Jeff Miller’s record of accomplishments and commitment to getting the economy back on track make him the clear choice to represent us in the State Senate,” said Lincoln Club of Riverside County President, Lou Monville. “Riverside needs leaders at the State level who know what it takes to run a business and create jobs. He has our full support.”

Jeff Miller is the former Mayor of Corona and a long-time business owner in Riverside County.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, March 29, 2012

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA) – Jeff Miller, candidate for 31^st Senate District, announced the endorsement of the Southern California Alliance of Law Enforcement (SCALE) today. The Southern California Alliance of Law Enforcement represents more than 37,000 law enforcement officers from around Southern California.

Miller adds SCALE to an expanding list of law enforcement endorsements including the Riverside Sheriff’s Association, Sheriff Stan Sniff, District Attorney Paul Zellerbach and the Riverside County Deputy District Attorney’s Association. A complete list of endorsements can be found at www.JeffMiller2012.com.

“Law enforcement is and always will be one of my top priorities,” said Jeff Miller. “Having so much support from the law enforcement in my campaign is humbling, It shows that they recognize all the hard work I have been putting in to ensure the resources are there to protect our law enforcement officials and our communities.”

Jeff Miller is the former Mayor of Corona and a long-time business owner in Riverside County.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, March 22, 2012

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA) – Today Jeff Miller announced the endorsement of the Riverside County Deputy District Attorney Association in his campaign for State Senate. The Deputy District Attorney Association adds its support to Miller’s vast and extensive list of law enforcement officials and associations from Riverside County.

“It’s important to have the support of our local leaders supporting law enforcement in order give officers on the street the tools they need to get violent criminals off our streets,” said Riverside Deputy District Attorney President John Aki. “Over the years Jeff has been one of the biggest advocates we have fighting for us. His record is trusted and that is why he has our full support.”

The Riverside County Deputy District Attorney Association  [RCDDAA] is the professional association for prosecutors employed by the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office and for Riverside County Counsel attorneys.

Jeff Miller is the former Mayor of Corona and a long-time business owner in Riverside County.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, March 19, 2012

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA) – 31st Senate District candidate Jeff Miller continues to solidify his law enforcement credentials by adding Riverside County Sheriff Stan Sniff to his list of supporters. Previously Miller has announced endorsements from District Attorney Paul Zellerbach and the Riverside Sheriffs Association.

Sheriff Stan Sniff serves as the chief law enforcement officer for Riverside County, with over 4,000 full-time employees and over 1,600 volunteers providing patrol duties, maintaining the county jail system, protecting our courts, and performing coroner duties. He provides police services under contract to 17 of Riverside County’s 28 cities, and his agency directly impacts all 2.2 million residents in one form or another.

“We need leadership in the Senate that understands the problems that the law enforcement community of Riverside faces during these tough financial times. The Sheriff’s Department is constantly under the threat to have budget cuts which puts our communities at risk,” said Sheriff Stan Sniff. “Jeff has real solutions and will fight for State dollars that will keep Deputy staffing at levels that will ensure response times are low and our communities are safe. We need Jeff’s leadership in Sacramento and that’s why he has my support.”

Miller’s extended list of endorsements can be found at www.JeffMiller2012.com.

Jeff Miller is the former Mayor of Corona and a long-time business owner in Riverside County.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, February 1, 2012

CORONA, CA – - Republicans have picked up a net increase of 1,944 new registrations in the battleground 31st Senate District since November 1st, while Democrats added a paltry 270 to their numbers. According to the Secretary of State’s official report released yesterday, the district now stands at 39.7 DEM and 36.7 REP.

“The trend in the 31st district is clearly toward Republicans, as voters and potential voters start to focus on the 2012 election,” said GOP consultant Dave Gilliard, who is running Jeff Miller’s campaign. “While Sacramento Democrats have been scrambling to even find a viable candidate, Republicans have hit the ground and done the hard work needed to set the stage for a Miller victory in November.”

The new 31st Senate District is entirely in the County of Riverside, and includes the cities of Corona, Norco, Riverside, Moreno Valley, Jurupa Valley, Eastvale and Perris.

Jeff Miller represents the western portion of the new Senate district in the State Assembly.  Miller is the former Mayor of Corona and a long-time business owner in Riverside

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, January 30, 2012

(CORONA, CA) – This week 31st Senate District candidate Jeff Miller (R-Corona) added former California Secretary of Education Dave Long to his list of supporters. Long’s career has been dedicated to education with an impressive resume of serving as the top education official for various government agencies and organizations. He has served as Riverside County Superintendent of Schools, President of California County Superintendents Educational Services Association as well as Secretary of Education for the State of California.

In his endorsement Dave Long said, “California’s education system is facing severe cuts because of the instability of the State budget. Our schools need someone in Sacramento fighting for them. We need leaders that understand how government can provide our children with quality education while we are getting the state back on track. Jeff has the right combination of experience and knowledge of the system and that’s why we need him.”

Miller adds Dave Long to an extended list of local endorsements that includes more than two dozen local elected officials from every city in the district and a majority of the Riverside County Board of Supervisors. A full list of endorsements can be found at www.jeffmiller2012.com.

The new 31st Senate District is entirely in the County of Riverside, and includes the cities of Corona, Norco, Riverside, Moreno Valley, Jurupa Valley, Eastvale and Perris.

Jeff Miller is the former Mayor of Corona and a long-time business owner in Riverside County.

(CORONA, CA) – 31st Senate District candidate Jeff Miller’s (R-Corona) broad list of local supporters continues to grow, as he announced receiving the endorsement of the Riverside County Superintendent of Schools, Kenneth Young, in his campaign today.

“Education is a priority for me. State government is failing our schools through statewide mandates and government waste. We need to reform the way we run our education system to ensure more funding should be going into the classroom and is not being wasted on bureaucracy,” said Miller. “We need to put control of local schools back in the hands of local parents, teachers and school officials, who know what’s best for our community. It’s an honor to have the trust of Riverside County’s top local education official in my campaign.”

Miller adds Kenneth Young to an extended list of local endorsements that includes more than two dozen local elected officials from every city in the district and a majority of the Riverside County Board of Supervisors. A full list of endorsements can be found at www.jeffmiller2012.com

The new 31st Senate District is entirely in the County of Riverside, and includes the cities of Corona, Norco, Riverside, Moreno Valley, Jurupa Valley, Eastvale and Perris.

Jeff Miller is the former Mayor of Corona and a long-time business owner in Riverside County.

(CORONA, CA) – 31st Senate District candidate Jeff Miller (R-Corona) announced the endorsement of the three current and former Riverside County District Attorney’s in his campaign today. Popular Riverside County District Attorney Paul Zellerbach endorsed Jeff Miller as well as former District Attorneys Rod Pacheco and Grover Trask. Collectively the trio of have represented the Riverside County’s District Attorney’s office for more than three decades.

“Public safety has always been and will always be one of my top priorities. I’m honored to have my work recognized by these Riverside County District Attorneys and I will depend on their help and leadership as we bring new ideas on how to make our communities safer.”

Miller has positioned himself as the early frontrunner in the race for the new 31^st Senate District, compiling an extensive list of local endorsements from every city in the district as well as, the majority of the Riverside County Board of Supervisors, and the Riverside Sheriffs’ Association. A full endorsement list can be viewed at www.JeffMiller2012.com.

The new 31st Senate District is entirely in the County of Riverside, and includes the cities of Corona, Norco, Riverside, Moreno Valley, Jurupa Valley, Eastvale and Perris.

Jeff Miller is the former Mayor of Corona and a long-time business owner in Riverside County.

“These city council members represent government that is closest to the people and I am deeply honored to have their support, and look forward to working with them to bring jobs and economic opportunities to our area.” said Miller.

The 24 endorsements for Jeff Miller span all seven incorporated cities inside the district.  The list of endorsements released today is below:

The endorsements for Republican Jeff Miller continue to roll in, while Sacramento Democrats continue to struggle to find and recruit a candidate they can support.

“It’s getting late in the game and Jeff Miller has been working hard for months to consolidate support. Anybody who gets into the 31st district race now will be at a serious disadvantage,” said Miller’s consultant Dave Gilliard.