WITH 97 PERCENT OF THE VOTES COUNTED, THE STATE PROPOSITIONS THAT APPEAR TO HAVE PASSED ARE:

1A - ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVENUES - WITH 83 %
59 - PUBLIC RECORDS - WITH 83.2 %
60 - PARTY RIGHTS - WITH 67.4 %
60A - SURPLUS PROPERTY - WITH 72.8 %
61 - HOSPITAL GRANTS - WITH 58.2 %
63 - MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES - WITH 53.5 %
64 - BUSINESS LAWS - WITH 58.9 %
69 - D.N.A. SAMPLES - WITH 61.7 %
71 - STEM CELL RESEARCH - WITH 59 %

THERE ARE 7 STATE PROPOSITIONS THAT DID NOT PASS, THEY ARE:

62 - OPEN PRIMARIES - WHICH GOT 45.7 %
65 - LOCAL GOVT FUNDS WHICH GOT ONLY 37.5 %
66 - THE 3 STRIKES LIMITS WHICH GOT 46.7 %
67 - MEDICAL SVC FUNDS WHICH GOT ONLY 28.2 %
68 - THE GAMBLING EXPANSION WHICH RECEIVED A PALTRY 16.3 % OF THE VOTE
70 - TRIBAL GAMING WHICH ONLY GOT 23.9
72 - HEALTH CARE COVERAGE WHICH RECEIVED 49.3 %

JIM HART AND ERNEST HUGGINS WERE ELECTED TO SERVE ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE AROMAS WATER DISTRICT.

IN MARINA, VOTERS SELECTED KENNETH NISHI AND DAVID BROWN TO SERVE FULL TERMS ON THE MARINA COAST WATER DISTRICT BOARD. IN THE RACE FOR A SHORT TERM SEAT ON THE MARINA COAST WATER BOARD, HOWARD GUSTAFSON WON, RECEIVING 47 PERCENT OF THE VOTES.

SOLEDAD VOTERS CHOOSE RICHARD ORTIZ TO SERVE AS THE CITY?S MAYOR, AND CHRISTOPHER BOURKE AND PATRICIA STEPHENS WERE THE TOP 2 FINISHERS IN THE RACE FOR 2 SEATS ON THE SOLEDAD CITY COUNCIL.

RUSS JEFFRIES AND FRANK GOMES JUNIOR HAVE BEEN ELECTED TO SERVE AS COMMISSIONERS IN THE MOSS LANDING HARBOR DISTRICT.

DICK SEARLE, LEONARD McINTOSH AND DANA PETRAK WERE ELECTED TO FILL THE 3 SEATS UP FOR GRABS IN THE MONTEREY PENINSULA AIRPORT DISTRICT.