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Former SAUSD Trustee Nadia Davis Lockyer arrested for battering her 76-year old husband

Posted on July 7, 2017 by Editor Posted in Crime, Education, Politics, Santa Ana, SAUSD Leave a comment

The Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office Thursday arrested Nadia Davis Lockyer, 46, of Long Beach, a former SAUSD School Board Member and a former Alameda County supervisor, who is the wife of Bill Lockyer, a 76-year old former California attorney general, at a Twain Harte vacation home on suspicion of battery on a spouse, according to the Union Democrat.

The Sheriff’s Office received a call from inside a home on Fireside Drive near Twain Harte Lake at about 10:55 a.m. The caller said an intoxicated woman was yelling and throwing things. That woman turned out to be Nadia. Continue reading→

Former SAUSD trustee Nadia Lockyer is missing after posting a cryptic message on Facebook

Posted on March 19, 2017 by Editor Posted in Nadia Lockyer, Santa Ana Leave a comment

Former SAUSD Trustee Nadia Davis Lockyer posted a cryptic message two hours ago on Facebook that appears to hint that she might be considering suicide.

The message stated “my children are the reason i’ve held on this long…but bill’s controlling ways, drugs, and dishonesty publicly have killed me, everything i ever wanted to do to help others, all about my heritage and purpose in life…i’m so very tired of carrying his cross…and my children suffer becuz of it. i can’t put them through it
anymore. sabrina, anja, marisa, luke, mark, erik….please take care of my babies. goodbye” Continue reading→

Former SAUSD Trustee Nadia Davis is having another baby with her 74-year-old husband

Posted on May 13, 2015 by Editor Posted in Democratic Party, Irvine, Nadia Lockyer, Orange County, Politics 4 Comments

Former SAUSD School Board Trustee Nadia Davis Lockyer survived a brief addiction to meth and a resignation from the Supervisor’s office she was elected to – and has apparently restored her marriage to former State Treasurer Bill Lockyer. Now she has announced a huge surprise on her Facebook page – she is expecting a baby!

Nadia is 43 years old and her husband is 74 years old. They have an 11-year-old son, Diego.

Here is what Nadia posted on her Facebook page: Continue reading→

Nadia Davis-Lockyer outspent Meg Whitman, in her supervisorial campaign

Posted on February 8, 2011 by Editor Posted in 2010 Elections, California, Democratic Party, Politics, Santa Ana, Women 5 Comments

Do you remember former SAUSD Trustee Nadia Davis? She married Bill Lockyer, the California Treasurer, a much older man who has been involved in Sacramento politics for decades. He was in fact first elected in 1973. Davis-Lockyer graduated college in 1993, when she was presumably about 22 years old at the time, which means that she was born in about 1972. So her husband was first elected to office, when she was about one year old.

Last year Lockyer helped Davis-Lockyer win a campaign for a Supervisorial Seat in Alameda County. Now we know how much she had to spend to win that seat. According to campaign finance forms filed late last month, the new District 2 supervisor spent more than $1.8 million on her campaign and easily beat her challenger — former state Sen. Liz Figueroa — to replace retired Supervisor Gail Steele, according to the Oakland Tribune.

To make this an even nuttier story, Davis-Lockyer ran against one of her hubby’s ex-girlfriends, Liz Figueroa. We wrote about that previously.

In the end, Davis-Lockyer received 64 percent of the vote — 37,086 votes. The spending numbers break down to $48.65 per vote, dwarfing the $6.81 Figueroa spent per vote and even outdoing the $43.25 per vote that failed GOP gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman, the former chief executive officer of eBay spent.

The outrageous amount of money spent by Davis-Lockyer came partially from her hubby, Bill, who personally donated $1.53 million to the campaign. It was such a disgusting amount of money that the incumbent, Steele, who retired, endorsed Figueroa, even though she rarely endorses candidates.

Everyone involved in this tale, by the way, hails from the Democratic Party.

The big money campaign spending in the race — likely one of the largest amounts ever seen in the state for a county supervisor’s seat — caused the Alameda County Board of Supervisors to adopt a campaign-finance reform ordinance to regulate the way candidates for county offices raise money.

Click here to read Davis-Lockyer’s official bio, on her Supervisorial website.