Born in Paterson, the eldest son of Miguel and Carmella Rodriguez and brother of beloved Salvatore, Andy attended Eastside High School and from 1951 to 1956 served in the United States Navy. Support the news you depend on today to triple your donation. Once again, Orange County will be a central battleground for control of Congress, as Republicans seek to win back the seats they lost last year to Democrats. Andrew Rodriguez's Reputation Profile. In Assembly District 55, incumbent Republican Phillip Chen holds 54.6% of the vote, while Democrat Andrew E. Rodriguez has 45.4%. Spokeo is not a consumer reporting agency as defined by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Criminal Records . He is accepting new patients. Andrew Rodriguez was elected to the Walnut, California City Council on April 12, 2016, making him one of the youngest City Council members to be elected out of Los Angeles County’s 88 communities. Be sure to call ahead with Dr. Rodriguez to book an appointment. 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A voter casts a ballot in Santa Ana's special election on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019. Nearly all of Orange County’s incumbent state legislators will be advancing to November, except for Republican Assemblymen Bill Brough and Tyler Diep. Yds 501. Direct Phone (208) ***-**** Get Email Address Get Phone Number. Hello, my name is Andrew Rodriguez and I am a fourth year Social and Behavioral Sciences major with a social history concentration. Facebook gives people the power to share … 100.0% ( 462 of 462 ) precincts partially reporting as of November 27, 2020, 4:07 p.m. partager sur Facebook Andrew R. Rodriguez, age 66, of Fresno, California entered into rest on July 17, 2018. 800 Presidio Ave., San Francisco, California, 94115, United States. Andrew E. has 8 jobs listed on their profile. Join Facebook to connect with Andrew E Rodriguez and others you may know. Election results will change throughout the canvass period as vote-by-mail ballots, provisional ballots (including conditional voter registration provisional ballots), and other ballots are tallied. Dr. Andrew Rodriguez, OD is a Optometrist in Bellevue, PA and has over 7 years of experience in the medical field. Our ethnicity data indicates the majority is Hispanic. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Wagner Funeral Home … 34% of these people are married, and 66% are single. Send us a secure news tip. In the Congressional district with the closest results last year – the northern 39th District – it’ll be a rematch between Democrat incumbent Gil Cisneros and former state Assemblywoman Young Kim. 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Two OC GOP Incumbent Assemblymen Will Sit Out November Election: Final Primary Results, Tyler Diep Drops to 3rd Place, Second OC Republican Assemblyman Who Could Sit Out November Election, Orange County's Nonprofit & Nonpartisan Newsroom, Andrew Do, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Kim Bernice Nguyen, Garden Grove councilwoman, Steve Rocco, former Orange Unified School District board member, Ashleigh Aitken, former OC Fairgrounds board member, Loretta Sanchez, former congresswoman (no longer running), Young Kim, former state Assembly member (officially on the ballot), Greg Raths, “Decorated Combat Marine” (officially on the ballot), Rhonda Furin, “Retired Teacher” (officially on the ballot), Christopher J. Gonzales, “Businessman/Attorney”, Peggy Huang, deputy attorney general (officially on the ballot), Hilaire Fuji Shioura, no ballot title yet, Sou Moua, Stanton planning commissioner (officially on the ballot), John Thomas Schuelsler, no ballot title yet, Michelle Steel, county supervisor (officially on the ballot), James Brian Griffin, “Real Estate Broker” (officially on the ballot), Mike Levin, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Brian Maryott, mayor of San Juan Capistrano (officially on the ballot), Phillip Chen, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Sharon Quirk-Silva, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Eugene Fields, former Orange County Register reporter, Melissa Fox, Irvine councilwoman (officially on the ballot), Benjamin Yu, “Disabled Veteran/Businessman”, Tyler Diep, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Diedre Nguyen, Graden Grove councilwoman (officially on the ballot), William “Bill” Brough, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Laurie Davies, Laguna Niguel mayor (officially on the ballot), Melanie Eustice, former chief of administration under District Attorney Todd Spitzer, Scott Rhinehart, “Business Services Director” (officially on the ballot), Cottie Petrie-Norris, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Jim Palmer, executive director of the Orange County Rescue Mission (officially on the ballot), Ken L. Williams, Jr., incumbent (officially on the ballot), Andy Thorburn, “Educator/Nonprofit Director”, Tim Shaw, former Brea mayor (officially on the ballot), John S. Adams, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Matthew S. Anderson, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Julian W. Bailey, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Tony Ferrentino, assistant district attorney (no challengers as of Thursday), Steven D. Bromberg, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Debra Carrillo, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Lewis W. Clapp, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), H. Shaina Colover, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Scott Cooper, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), James L. Crandall, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Andre De La Cruz, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Jeremy D. Dolnick, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Patrick H. Donahue, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Jeffrey Ferguson, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Jonathan Fish, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Terri K. Flynn-Peister, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Thomas A. Glazier, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Martha K. Gooding, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Kevin Haskins, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Cynthia M. Herrera, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), David Hesseltine, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Sherri L. Honer, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Lance P. Jensen, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Derek G. Johnson, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Richard M. King, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Kimberly Knill, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Robert A. Knox, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Katherine E. Lewis, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Elizabeth G. Macias, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Michael S. McCartin, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Thomas S. McConville, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Kimberly Menninger, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Joanne Motoike, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Michael E. Perez, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Sheila Recio, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), James Rogan, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Maurice Sanchez, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Glenda Sanders, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Nathan R. Scott, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Randall J. Sherman, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Nicholas S. Thompson, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Anthony Ufland, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Nathan Vu, incumbent (no challengers as of Thursday), Cynthia Aguirre, appointed incumbent (officially on the ballot), Jeffrey B. LeTourneau, no ballot title yet, Molly A. Muro, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Isabella Rubio, “Legislative Field Representative”, Sean Thomas, “Small Business Owner” (officially on the ballot), Gail C. Cain, “Small Business Owner” (officially on the ballot), Natalie Estrada, “Special Education Teacher” (officially on the ballot), Ed Lopez, North OC Community College District board member (officially on the ballot), John Vassiliades, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Jose Paolo Magcalas, Anaheim Elementary School District board member, Mike Rodriguez, “Teacher” (officially on the ballot), Patricia Tutor, “Retired” (officially on the ballot), Andy J. Lewandowski, “Business Owner” (officially on the ballot), Bruce W. Johnson, “Nonprofit Director/Accountant” (officially on the ballot), Ada Briceño, OC Democratic Party chairwoman (officially on the ballot), Jose Trinidad Castaneda, “Climate Community Organizer” (officially on the ballot), Florice Orea Hoffman, “Workers Rights Attorney” (officially on the ballot), Ted Perle, incumbent (officially on the ballot), David R. Sonneborn, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Ken Wyant, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Beatriz “Betty” Valencia, “Businesswoman”, Bill Hongman, “Retired Emergency Physician” (officially on the ballot), Tammy Kim, “Non-profit Director/Educator”, Meredith Marquis, “Business Owner” (officially on the ballot), Bridget R. McConaughy, no ballot title yet, Monica Barranco-Leon, no ballot title yet, Nathaniel Fernandez Epstein, no ballot title yet, Avelino Valencia III, no ballot title yet, Thai Viet Phan, “Local Government Attorney”, Jessie Lopez, “Diversity Development Coordinator”, Michelle “Misha” Houser, “STEM Education Director” (officially on the ballot), Mark Anthony Paredes, no ballot title yet, Oscar D. Rodriguez, “Operations Finance Manager”, Shayna Lathus, “Teacher” (officially on the ballot), Sergio Escobar, “Voter Outreach Coordinator”, Libby Frolichman, “Community Volunteer” (officially on the ballot), Anne Cameron, “Psychotherapist” (officially on the ballot), Deborah Cunningham-Skurnik, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Anita Narayana, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Denise Penn, “Nonprofit Executive Director” (officially on the ballot), Alan Fenning, “Retired Attorney” (officially on the ballot), Lara Horgan, “Community Volunteer” (officially on the ballot), Danna Lewis, “Mental Health Professional” (officially on the ballot), Jenna Beck, “Senior Proposal Writer” (officially on the ballot), Janice I. Burstin, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Jonathan Adler, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Marleen Gillespie, “Retired Mathematics Teacher” (officially on the ballot), Dean Inada, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Bethany Webb, “Parent/Realtor” (officially on the ballot), Lauren Johnson-Norris, “City Commissioner/Attorney”, Samila Amanyraoufpoor, no ballot title yet, Mary Carter, “Community Volunteer” (officially on the ballot), Andrew Gallagher, “Filmmaker” (officially on the ballot), Gene Hernandez, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Craig Young, “Attorney/Investor/Pastor” (officially on the ballot), Jon S. Fleischman, publisher of Flash Report, Melissa A. Salinas, Lowell Joint School District board member, Steve Sarkis, appointed incumbent (officially on the ballot), David John Shawver, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Cynthia Thacker, appointed incumbent (officially on the ballot), Leroy Mills, “Retired USAF Officer” (officially on the ballot), Baron Night, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Dewayne Allen Normand, no ballot title yet, James S. Waters, “Retired Postal Worker” (officially on the ballot), Amy Fremen, “Rehabilitation Healthcare Professional” (officially on the ballot), Austin Lumbard, appointed incumbent (officially on the ballot), Todd Spitzer, Orange County district attorney (officially on the ballot), Deborah Pauly, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Deepak Singh Sahni, “Small Business Owner”, Scott “Rolling Thunder” Voigts, Lake Forest councilman and OC Supervisor Don Wagner’s chief of staff, Robert Walters, “Businessman” (officially on the ballot), John Park, “Entrepreneur/Company President” (officially on the ballot), Ray Gennawey, “Orange County Gang Prosecutor” (officially on the ballot), Esther Koh, “Businesswoman” (officially on the ballot), Denis Bilodeau, former chief of staff to OC Supervisor Shawn Nelson, Alberta Christy, appointed incumbent (officially on the ballot), Cecilia “Ceci” Iglesias, Santa Ana councilwoman, Thomas Anthony Gordon, no ballot title yet, Brian Harrington, “Marketing Consultant” (officially on the ballot), Kaitlin “Katie” Pringle, no ballot title yet, Timothy “Tim” Ryan Whitacre, district director for OC Supervisor Michelle Steel, Andrew Do, OC supervisor (officially on the ballot), Jeffrey Barke, appointed incumbent (officially on the ballot), Zack McCready, “Business Owner/Attorney” (officially on the ballot), Russ Neal, “Consulting Electrical Engineer” (officially on the ballot), Gracey Van Der Mark, “Parent” (officially on the ballot), Ryan Billings, field representative for state Assemblyman Tyler Diep, Austin J. Edsell, “Orange County Small Businessman” (officially on the ballot), Peter Amundson, “Small Businessman” (officially on the ballot), Lisa Bartlett, OC supervisor (officially on the ballot), Ed Sachs, incumbent (officially on the ballot), Greg Raths, Mission Viejo mayor (officially on the ballot), DD Dominguez, “Business Development Manager” (officially on the ballot), Elaine Gennawey, Laguna Niguel councilwoman (officially on the ballot), Shawn M. Gordon, “Computer Consultant/Businessowner” (officially on the ballot), Diane L. Harkey, former state Assemblywoman, Linda Kight, “Commercial Property Manager”, Alexaner John Paul Loniak, “Intern/Student Senator”, Emily Sanford, “Retired Navy Nurse” (officially on the ballot).