Cindy Tuck rejected by Senate

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The oil and chemical industry lobbyist that Gov. Schwarzenegger tried to put in charge of the state's clean air program was soundly rejected by the Senate Thursday, a victory for environmental advocates and all state residents who care about the quality of the air we breathe.

Speak Out California played a role in that victory by sending more than 3,000 petition letters to decision-makers on the Senate Rules Committee and 37 Senators from throughout California. Sen. Debra Bowen's office said the grass-roots activism made a difference in the outcome.

We thank all of you for taking the time to be a part of this important fight, and for continuing to be active members of the California progressive community. Stay tuned for more ways to help effect positive change in our state!

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