A FEW STAND-OUT RACES IN PRIMARY

Of the two county supervisors up for re-election, the 2nd District's
Paul Biane and the 4th District's Gary Ovitt, only Ovitt faces a challenger.

Kenneth Michael White, an Ontario attorney and graduate student, was
so galled by the board's move to sue California over its medical
marijuana law that he filed to run against Ovitt.

"Regardless of what you think of medical cannabis, the voters passed
it, the courts upheld it, and so therefore this is an issue of
democracy," White said.

Gathering the necessary signatures to qualify for the ballot was easy,
he said. Harder was paying the registration and candidate statement
printing fees, which together cost him more than $4,000, he said.

"I'm putting my money where my mouth is," White said. "On June 6, the
voters are going to have a choice to make."