USBA founder Aurelio Mattucci

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Aurelio Mattucci USBA Founder

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Torrance Real Estate Broker Aurelio Mattucci announced today that he will most likely run again in 2016

Torrance Real Estate Broker Aurelio Mattucci announced today that he will most likely run again in 2016.
The election of June 3, 2014 proved to be a learning experience for Aurelio Mattucci.  His bid for a Torrance City Council seat yielded only 3,750 votes, not nearly enough to win a seat on Council. 
Campaigning is difficult, especially when you are not backed by big money Unions or Corporations.  The results are in the hands of the voters, but they always seem to levitate towards the candidates with the most money and backing.  In other words, you can't win an election without high power endorsements and money.
Proven point.  The four highest vote getters had all the backing and money.
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Aurelio Mattucci, Candidate for Torrance Election

What You Should Know About Torrance City Council Candidate Aurelio Mattucci

What You Need to Know About Aurelio Mattucci,

Torrance City Council Candidate:

He's a family man and small business owner

Mattucci moved to Torrance as a young boy of 6 and has lived in the South Bay since 1977. He is now raising his own family here in Torrance.

Will work for maintaining, promoting and improving:

• Public Safety
• Education
• Beauty/Curb Appeal of Torrance
• Prioritized, responsible budget practices
• Bringing new business to Torrance
• Supporting existing businesses to help them thrive.

Believes in:

• Volunteerism & community involvement.
• Family unity and safety
• Energy conservation to save money for home owners and businesses
• Investing in the future of the city by planting more trees and maintaining city streets.

Endorsed by:

Redondo Beach Mayor Steve Aspel

Hundreds of local residents and business owners.

Click on links for more in depth details about Aurelio Mattucci and his plans for Torrance.

A Vote For Mattucci is a Vote to Support Torrance Business

Torrance City Council Candidate Aurelio Mattucci is ready to take office and take charge. His plan for the business development of Torrance includes bringing in new business and supporting the small or large businesses already here. 

Mattucci is a man who personally gets involved with helping the community and listening to business owners. He founded a non-profit all volunteer organization, The Mattucci Project, that is dedicated to beautifying Torrance, one lot at a time. The Mattucci Project volunteers, Aurelio included, go to homes or businesses in need to clear away trash, weeds, debris, to trim overgrowth and generally improve the appearance of the property. 

In addition to literally getting his hands dirty with unglamorous hard work, Aurelio Mattucci has taken the time to get to know his neighbors and fellow businesspeople. Over the past 3 years he has visited over 3,800 businesses to hear individual needs and concerns, asking “What would you like improved in the city?” He heard every answer and is committed to addressing all those concerns when elected to Torrance City Council.

Supporting business, improving curb appeal, protecting families and being responsible with budgeting are high priority issues for Aurelio Mattucci, just as these are important to all those who live, work or play in the City of Torrance, California.

Vote for Torrance City Council Tomorrow!

Election day is less than 24 hours away! Are you prepared to make the best choices for the city of Torrance and the state of California?

In addition to the Torrance City Council and Mayoral races, these important local elections and state primaries are happening tomorrow, June 3rd.

STATE PRIMARY VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICES:

Governor

Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State

Controller

Treasurer

Attorney General

Insurance Commissioner Board of Equalization

United States Representative State Senator

State Assembly Member

LOCAL ELECTIONS:

County Board of Supervisors Sheriff

Assessor

Superior Court Judge

The following Statewide measures will also appear on the June 3rd ballot.

Measure 41 - Veterans Housing and Homeless Prevention Bond Act of 2014.

Authorizes $600 million in general obligation bonds for affordable multifamily supportive housing to relieve homelessness, affordable transitional housing, affordable rental housing, or related facilities for veterans and their families. Fiscal impact: Increased state bond costs averaging about $50 million annually over 15 years.

Measure 42 - Public Records. Open Meetings. State reimbursement to local agencies. Legislative Constitutional Amendment. 

Requires local government compliance with laws providing for public access to local government body meetings and records of government officials. Eliminates reimbursement for costs of compliance. Fiscal Impact: Reductions in state payments to local governments in the tens of millions of dollars annually. Potential future costs on local governments in the tens of millions of dollars annually.

Find your polling place and look at a sample ballot. 

Torrance voters especially will want to get informed about their local races and learn more about Torrance City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci.

The Right Candidate for Torrance City Council

Torrance voters looking for the city council candidate with their best interests in mind should take a look at Aurelio Mattucci.  Click on his Candidate Statement to hear Aurelio outline his priorities and concerns for the City of Torrance that he calls home.

Mattucci is a local small businessman and father with long term ties to Torrance. He is not a career politician or political insider. His focus for the future of Torrance is on public safety, education, responsible, prioritized budgeting and maintaining the beauty and curb appeal of the city.

In Aurelio Mattucci's video speech, he is articulate, intelligent and passionate. Clearly a devoted family man, Mattucci presents a trustworthy demeanor and positive attitude that is reassuring and appealing. Mattucci believes in getting personally involved and has met with over 3,800 business owners and thousands more residents over the past three years. With his volunteer organization, The Mattucci Project, Aurelio has personally done the work to haul away 10 tons of trash and weeds from local businesses and residences in need.

Tough Talk for Torrance Candidate

Torrance City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci has always been a hands on individual willing to take action. One of Mattucci’s campaign concerns is the “curb appeal” of Torrance and working to preserve and promote the beauty of our South Bay city. According to a recent statement on his campaign website, Mattucci is even ready to repave neglected streets with his own two hands.

“If elected, I will push for a plan that would take care of the most effected areas first. The areas that have been abandoned by City Hall will get their streets repaved if I have to go out and shovel tar myself.” wrote Mattucci. Chances are, he means it.

For the past three years, Aurelio has spearheaded The Mattucci Project, an all volunteer organization that cleans up yards and sidewalks for homes or businesses that are unable to do so. The Mattucci Project volunteers clear away brush and debris, trim overgrowth, pull weeds and cart away trash. With a focus on locations where the owner is financially or physically incapable of managing a property’s maintenance alone, the Mattucci Project will provide their invaluable time and energy to anyone in need.  

Mattucci is taking City Hall to task on this issue of caring for our streets, calling for an end to the “5 year plan” excuse. “No more empty promises,” says Mattucci, “…stop telling us, ‘There's No Money’. The money is there if we use our money on PRIORITIES. If you want things to change, the voters need to cut the chains that connect us to current and past administrations and get off to a fresh start.” Mattucci pledges to be a “hands on candidate that will get things done.” Given that he already has a proven track record of not being afraid to do the actual dirty work himself, voters can believe that when Mattucci says he will get something done, it gets done.