Mohammad "O" Arif

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Mohammad Arif
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Candidate for
California State Senate District 16
PartyPeace and Freedom
Education
Master'sHailey College in Commerce
Personal
Birthday1/30/1969
ProfessionEngineer and economist
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Mohammad Arif (b. January 30, 1969) is a 2013 Peace and Freedom candidate in the special election for District 16 of the California State Senate. He previously ran for Governor of California in 2010.

Arif was the Secretary of Treasury during Howard Johnson's California Senate Campaign. He was elected Executive Member of the Kern County County Central Committee of the Peace and Freedom Party.

Arif attended the Hailey College in Commerce, receiving his Master's Degree in Economics.

Elections

2013

See also: State legislative special elections, 2013

Arif is running in a special election for California State Senate District 16. The seat is vacant following Michael J. Rubio's (D) resignation on February 22, 2013 to accept a job with Chevron. Arif is running against Francisco Ramirez (D), Leticia Perez (D), Paulina Miranda (D) and Andy Vidak (R) in the special election which takes place on May 21, 2013.[1][2]

2010

Arif ran for the Peace and Freedom Party's nomination for Governor in 2010. In this contested race, the Peace and Freedom Party nominated Carlos Alvarez at their June 8, 2010 primary.

See also

California gubernatorial election, 2010

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