SANTA CRUZ COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD AND FIRE DISTRICT RACES JG
ARNOLD LEVINE WON THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION AREA 3 RACE WITH 51% OF THE VOTE
SAN LORENZO VALLEY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER RACE WAS WON BY LINNEA M. (LEA) DAKOTA WITH 56.6% OF THE VOTE.
THE TWO LOS GATOS-SARATOGA UNION HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SEATS WENT TO LORRIE WERNICK WITH 32.7% OF THE VOTE AND ROSEMARY ROSSI WITH 21.8% OF THE VOTE.
KEN WAGMAN WON THE SANTA CRUZ CITY SCHOOLS AREA 1 RACE WITH 67.8% OF THE VOTE.
SCOTTS VALLEY UNIFIED BOARD MEMBER SEATS WERE WON BY SUE ROTH WITH 26.4% OF THE VOTE, JOSEPH W. ESPINOLA JR. WITH 23.6% OF THE VOTE AND CHUCK WALKER WITH 22.5% OF THE VOTE.
BONNY DOON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SEATS WON BY LISA J. PALM WITH 33.4% OF THE VOTE AND MICHAEL ZUCKER WITH 24.1% OF THE VOTE.
LIVE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SEATS WENT TO SUSAN KING MC-CLAIN WITH 37.2% OF THE VOTE AND BERNARD ?BARNEY? BRICMONT WITH 23.5% OF THE VOTE.
LOMA PRIETA UNION ELEMENTARY BOARD MEMBER SEATS WERE WON BY PATRICIA K.H. RASMUSSEN 36.9% OF THE VOTE AND LYDIA DOBYNS WITH 28.8% OF THE VOTE.
SOQUEL UNION ELEMENTARY BOARD MEMBER POSITIONS WENT TO JUDY MCGOODEN WITH 30.3% OF THE VOTE, KEVIN G. MCGIBBEN WITH 30% OF THE VOTE AND TED DONNELLY WITH 26.3% OF THE VOTE.
APTOS/LA SELVA FIRE DIRECTOR SEATS WERE WON BY MARILYN J. RAMOS WITH 32.3% OF THE VOTE, MICHAEL WEATHERFORD WITH 25.1% OF THE VOTE AND DAVID BARBIN WITH 18.7% OF THE VOTE.
BEN LOMOND FIRE DIRECTOR POSITIONS WERE WON BY ROGER ?BOOTS? LEE WITH 37.1% OF THE VOTE AND ROBERT B. HAMPSON WITH 31.4% OF THE VOTE.
DOUG KEEGAN WON THE PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED BORAD MEMBER AREA 2 RACE WITH 35.3% OF THE VOTE.
KAREN S. OSMUNDSON IS AHEAD IN THE PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED BOARD MEMBER AREA 3 RACE WITH 3 PRECINCTS OUT OF 6 REPORTING IN MONTEREY COUNTY.
SANDRA NICHOLS WON THE PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED BOARD MEMBER AREA 6 RACE WITH 62.1% OF THE VOTE.
AROMAS-SAN JUAN SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SEATS WERE AWARDED TO BONNIE MAHLER, LESLIE AUSTIN AND PAUL GOODMAN.
PAJARO VALLEY FIRE DIRECTOR SEATS WON BY PABLO ANDRES BARRETO WITH 32.4% OF THE VOTE, BOB STOKES WITH 24.1% OF THE VOTE AND JOAN E. PEROS WITH 22.1% OF THE VOTE.
SAN LORENZO VALLEY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER RACE WAS WON BY LINNEA M. (LEA) DAKOTA WITH 56.6% OF THE VOTE.
THE TWO LOS GATOS-SARATOGA UNION HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SEATS WENT TO LORRIE WERNICK WITH 32.7% OF THE VOTE AND ROSEMARY ROSSI WITH 21.8% OF THE VOTE.
KEN WAGMAN WON THE SANTA CRUZ CITY SCHOOLS AREA 1 RACE WITH 67.8% OF THE VOTE.
SCOTTS VALLEY UNIFIED BOARD MEMBER SEATS WERE WON BY SUE ROTH WITH 26.4% OF THE VOTE, JOSEPH W. ESPINOLA JR. WITH 23.6% OF THE VOTE AND CHUCK WALKER WITH 22.5% OF THE VOTE.
BONNY DOON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SEATS WON BY LISA J. PALM WITH 33.4% OF THE VOTE AND MICHAEL ZUCKER WITH 24.1% OF THE VOTE.
LIVE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SEATS WENT TO SUSAN KING MC-CLAIN WITH 37.2% OF THE VOTE AND BERNARD ?BARNEY? BRICMONT WITH 23.5% OF THE VOTE.
LOMA PRIETA UNION ELEMENTARY BOARD MEMBER SEATS WERE WON BY PATRICIA K.H. RASMUSSEN 36.9% OF THE VOTE AND LYDIA DOBYNS WITH 28.8% OF THE VOTE.
SOQUEL UNION ELEMENTARY BOARD MEMBER POSITIONS WENT TO JUDY MCGOODEN WITH 30.3% OF THE VOTE, KEVIN G. MCGIBBEN WITH 30% OF THE VOTE AND TED DONNELLY WITH 26.3% OF THE VOTE.
APTOS/LA SELVA FIRE DIRECTOR SEATS WERE WON BY MARILYN J. RAMOS WITH 32.3% OF THE VOTE, MICHAEL WEATHERFORD WITH 25.1% OF THE VOTE AND DAVID BARBIN WITH 18.7% OF THE VOTE.
BEN LOMOND FIRE DIRECTOR POSITIONS WERE WON BY ROGER ?BOOTS? LEE WITH 37.1% OF THE VOTE AND ROBERT B. HAMPSON WITH 31.4% OF THE VOTE.
DOUG KEEGAN WON THE PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED BORAD MEMBER AREA 2 RACE WITH 35.3% OF THE VOTE.
KAREN S. OSMUNDSON IS AHEAD IN THE PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED BOARD MEMBER AREA 3 RACE WITH 3 PRECINCTS OUT OF 6 REPORTING IN MONTEREY COUNTY.
SANDRA NICHOLS WON THE PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED BOARD MEMBER AREA 6 RACE WITH 62.1% OF THE VOTE.
AROMAS-SAN JUAN SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER SEATS WERE AWARDED TO BONNIE MAHLER, LESLIE AUSTIN AND PAUL GOODMAN.
PAJARO VALLEY FIRE DIRECTOR SEATS WON BY PABLO ANDRES BARRETO WITH 32.4% OF THE VOTE, BOB STOKES WITH 24.1% OF THE VOTE AND JOAN E. PEROS WITH 22.1% OF THE VOTE.
