Election 11/2024
Rev. 10/11/2024 - NOVEMBER 5 GENERAL ELECTION
Ballots Mailed. Do not vote until you have your postal mailed Alameda County Voter Information packet in hand. Click here to sign up to track your ballot
In March 2024 Primary, these Alameda County voters did not vote: 82% NPP, 60% Dems, 58% Reps - Let's get the remaining 58% of Republicans to vote in this crucial election!
Endorsement Codes:
- ACGOP - Republican Central Committee of Alameda County
- CCGOP - Republican Central Committee of Contra Costa County
- CAGOP - California Republican Party
- See other County Central Committees (San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Contra Costa) for their Endorsements.
Endorsements for National-Level Offices:
- CD10 KATHERINE PICCININI (ACGOP)
- CD14 VIN KRUTTIVENTI (CAGOP, ACGOP)
- CD17 ANITA CHEN (CAGOP)
Endorsements for State-Level Offices:
- SD5 JAMES SHOEMAKER (CAGOP)
- AD16 JOSEPH RUBAY (CAGOP, CCGOP)
- AD20 SANGEETHA SHANBHOGUE (ACGOP)
- AD24 ROBERT BRUNTON (CAGOP, ACGOP)
Help staff the Tri-Valley GOP table at the Pleasanton Farmer's Market every weekend to register new voters. Contact Leslie Jones, AD16 Member and Tri-Valley Republicans President.
2024 Election Campaign Office for: KRUTTIVENTI, SHOEMAKER, RUBAY - 6701 Koll Center Parkway #262, Pleasanton (within Suite 250) - - Support these candidates with phone calling, literature, yard signs, walk lists, etc. Call 925/272-9567 FIRST to arrange pick-up time. We need volunteers to help get out the vote!
CD10 Piccinini CD14 Vin Kruttiventi CD17 Anita Chen SD5 James Shoemaker
AD16 Joseph Rubay AD20 Sangeetha Shanbhogue AD24 Robert Brunton
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NATIONAL OFFICES (Vote Republican)
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Bolded are endorsements.
President - DONALD TRUMP (R) - President 2016-2020
Congress - Senate - GARVEY, STEVE (R) - Professional Baseball Representative
Congress - Senate - Unexpired Term (SAME Senate seat above) - GARVEY, STEVE (R) - Professional Baseball Representative
Congress - House of Representatives
CD10 (Dublin and Contra Costa County) - KATHERINE PICCININI (R) - Retired Businesswoman - Spoke at TVR - piccinini4congress.com
CD14 (Rest of Alameda County) - VIN KRUTTIVENTI (R) - CEO/Business Owner - Spoke at TVR - vin4congress.com
CD17 (Newark/South Fremont) - ANITA CHEN (R) - Educator/Entrepreneur
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STATE OFFICES (Vote Republican)
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Bolded are endorsements. Party designations help voters know which set of priorities likely drive a specific candidate. Absent a clear endorsement, we urge voting for Republicans (R) as a means to promote conservative values within local government.
State Senate
The even-number Districts (SD6, SD8, SD10) are not voted this year.
SD5 (Tri-Valley-Tracy) - JAMES (JIM) SHOEMAKER (R)- shoemaker4Senate.com - Spoke at TVR
State Assembly
AD14
- MARGOT SMITH (D)
- * BUFFY WICKS (D)
AD16 (I680 Eastward)- JOSEPH RUBAY (R) - Spoke at TVR - rubay4assembly.com
AD18
- * MIA BONTA (D)
- ANDRE SANDFORD (AI)
AD20 (Hayward/ Union City) - SANGEETHA SHANBHOGUE (R) - Spoke at TVR - sangeetha4assembly.com
AD24 (Newark/ Fremont) - ROBERT (BOB) BRUNTON (R) - Small Business Owner - votebobbruntonforassembly.com
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ALAMEDA COUNTY OFFICES
These so-called non-partisan offices are only elected in November. None of these candidates requested an endorsement from the Republican Central Committee. In our polarized environment, party designations help voters know which set of priorities likely drive a specific candidate. Absent a clear endorsement, we urge voting for Republicans (R) as a means to promote conservative values within local government.
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District Attorney - Recall Pamela Price Initiative - Vote YES to Recall
Board of Supervisors - 5th District (Berkeley-Oakland-Emeryville-Albany)
- Nikki Fortunato Bas (D), Oakland councilmember
- John Bauters (D), Emeryville councilmember
BART BOARD
District 3 - Auto-Elected - Only one candidate
District 5 (Tri-Valley-Hayward-Castro Valley)
- JOSEPH "DOC" GRCAR (R)
- Melissa Hernández (D), appointed director
District 7 (Oakland-Alameda-Bayview Dist.)
- Victor Flores (D)
- Dana Lang (D)
CHABOT-LAS POSITAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
Area 1
- Hector Garcia (Not Republican)
- *Luis Reynoso (R)
Area 4
- JOSEPH GRCAR (R)
- *Maria Heredia (D)
Area 5 and Area 7 - Auto Elected - Only one candidate each
EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DISTRICT
Ward 1 - Auto-Elected - Only one candidate
Ward 2 -
- Lynda Deschambault, Environmental Scientist, former Moraga mayor
- Casey Farmer (D), community development consultant, Policy Advisor/Parent
- Shane Reisman, City of Lafayette Parks Commissioner
Ward 4 -
- TARYN EDWARDS (D)
- LUANA ESPANA (D)
- Susan Gonzales
- TIM MCMAHON (D), Attorney
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AD14, AD18, AD20, AD24 City Offices (West half of Alameda County)
For other city races in these districts, please see Steve Tavares web site: https://eastbayinsiders.substack.com/p/2023-24-east-bay-candidate-list
BOLDED names are endorsements by ACGOP on 8/21/2024. In our polarized environment, party designations help voters know which set of priorities likely drive a specific candidate. Absent a clear endorsement, we urge voting for Republicans (R) as a means to promote conservative values within local government.
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ALAMEDA CITY - City Council (Choose 2)
- Steve Slauson (R), small business owner (ACGOP)
- Thushan Amarasiriwardena (D), software product manager
- Greg Boller (D), county prosecutor
- Michele Pryor (D), educator/union executive
- *Trish Herrera Spencer, councilmember, Alameda
CASTRO VALLEY Sanitation District, known as CVSAN (Choose 3)
- Kenneth Owen (R), retired sewer contractor, attorney (ACGOP)
- Joe Grcar (R), retired laboratory scientist
- *Daniel Akagi (D), board director, CVSAN
- *Timothy McGowan (D), board director, CVSAN
- *Dave Sadoff (D), board director, CVSAN
- Darshan Saini (D), program manager
HAYWARD AREA RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT (Choose 3)
- Kenneth Owen (R), attorney (ACGOP)
- Joe Grcar (R), retired laboratory scientist
- Luis Reynoso, (R) trustee, Chabot-Las Positas Community College Dist.
- *Louis Andrade (Unaffiliated), board director, HARD
- *Rich Hatcher (D), board director, HARD
- *Peter Rosen (D), board director, HARD
FREMONT MAYOR
- Rohan Marfatia (R) - (ACGOP Endorsed 10/9/2024)
OAKLAND - City Council Member At Large - Due to Rank-choice voting methodology for Oakland, the ACGOP endorses TWO candidates. PLEASE list both, one as first and one as second (your choice of course).
- Mindy Pechenuk (R), educator/researcher (ACGOP) - Spoke at TVR
- Selika Thomas (R), crime victim, flatlands resident (ACGOP)
SAN LEANDRO USD - Cindy Rocha (R) (ACGOP) - Auto-Elected - Only one candidate
UNION CITY - New Haven USD -Area 1 - Midji Kuo-Rovetta (R), accountant/mother (ACGOP)
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AD16 TRI-VALLEY OFFICES (East half of Alameda County)
These so-called non-partisan offices are only elected in November. "Spoke at TVR" solely means that they willingly spoke at the Tri-Valley Republicans Club. They might not even be Republican. No candidate requested an endorsement from the Republican Central Committee.
In our polarized environment, party designations help voters know which set of priorities likely drive a specific candidate. Absent a clear endorsement, we urge voting for Republicans (R) as a means to promote conservative values within local government.
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DUBLIN
Mayor
- Dr. Sherry (Xin) Hu (D), Vice-Mayor
- Jean Josey (D), City Council Member
- Shawn Costello (Unaffiliated), Disabilities Advocate
- Thomas G Evans (Unaffiliated), City Border Limit Advocate, First Time Candidate - Spoke at TVR
City Council
District 1 - *Michael McCorriston (D), acting mayor -
District 3
- Razi Hasni (Unaffiliated)
- John Morada (D)
School Board
Area 1
- KRISTIAN REYES (Unaffiliated)
- RAMNATH SHANBHOGUE (R) - Spoke at TVR
Area 3 and Area 4 - Auto-Elected - Only one candidate each
Measures
- GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY ACT. Shall the Dublin Municipal Code be amended to prohibit councilmembers and commissioners from accepting gifts from lobbyists and city contractors; prohibit lobbyists from sitting on City commissions; impose a combined term limit of 12 years for the Mayor and/or City Councilmembers, while retaining existing term limits for the current Mayor and City Councilmembers; and require posting of all City contracts on the City’s website for public review?”
Ballot Measure II - Dublin Traffic Relief, Clean Air/Open Space Preservation. Shall an ordinance be adopted amending the Open Space Initiative of 2014, at no cost to taxpayers, allowing Dublin to accept land donation to connect Dublin Boulevard 1.5 miles east to North Canyons Parkway, including bike lanes, pedestrian access, improved 911 response/traffic flow, and preserve 100 acres of open space while maintaining voter approved housing development restrictions, in exchange for potential limited commercial development on the adjacent 80 acres? [This is NOT a tax measure. It allows various regulatory agencies to begin deliberations and hearings with public input. The 100 acres for the road will remain as open space. An adjacent 80 acres still under private ownership is optioned for the owner to seek commercial (only) development as his source of renumeration for gifting the roadway land to Dublin. This 1.5-mile section of road with bike lanes will be added to the 100+ miles of roadway already maintained by Dublin. See YES on II web site.] - Endorsed by ACGOP on 9/18/2024
LIVERMORE
Mayor - *John Marchand (D)
City Council
District 3
- Steven Dunbar (D)
- David Farley (R) - Physicist/Business Owner - Spoke at TVR - davidfarley4livermore.com
- Jeffrey Kaskey (D), Business Owner/CEO - Spoke at TVR - jeff4livermore.com
District 4
- Thomas Soules (Libertarian), Retired Physicist - Spoke at TVR
- Kristie Wang (D), School Board member
School Board (Choose 2)
- TARA BOYCE (D)
- Deena Kaplanis (R) [ACGOP endorsed back in 2022] - Spoke at TVR - drdeenak4ljvusd.com
- JEAN PAULSEN (D)
- AMANDA PEPPER (Unaffiliated)
- MARGARITA TUFTS (Libertarian)
- CHRISTIAAN VANDENHEUVEL (Unaffiliated) - vandenheuvel4schoolboard.com
LIVERMORE AREA RECREATION PARK DISTRICT (Choose 2)
- Matthew Bogdanowicz (D)
- *James E Boswell (R)
- *Jan Palajac (D)
- JACOB VITAL (Unaffiliated)
PLEASANTON
Mayor
- Jack Balch (I), City Council Member [ACGOP Alternate Doug Miller supports] - Spoke at TVR
- *Karla Brown (AI) - Spoke at TVR
City Council
District 2
- *Valerie Arkin (D)
- Craig Eicher (R), Retired Pleasanton Police - [ACGOP Alternate Doug Miller supports] - Spoke at TVR
District 4
- Matt Gaidos (R), Alameda County Deputy District Attorney, Pleasanton Planning Commission - Spoke at TVR
- Vivek Mohan (Unaffiliated), Pleasanton Planning Commission - Spoke at TVR [ACGOP Alternate Doug Miller supports]
School Board
Area 1 - Auto-elected - Only one candidate
Area 3
- DONALYN HARRIS (D)
- *Kelly Mokashi (D)
Area 4
- JENIFER FLYNN (D), Former PTA President, Vice-chair of PSUD Budget Advisory Committee - Spoke at TVR
- Charles Jones (D), High School History Teacher, seeks to be "first openly LGBTQ+ elected official in Pleasanton" [Endorsed by Calif. Young Democrats]
Ballot Measure PP - Pleasanton Essential Services Protection (Measure PP) - To maintain city services and minimize cuts, such as police and fire protection; 911 emergency response; disaster preparedness; pedestrian safety; park maintenance; pothole repair and street maintenance; recreation programs; open space preservation; and other general government uses; shall the City of Pleasanton’s measure to establish a half-cent sales tax, providing approximately $10,000,000 annually for 10 years, keeping all funds local, with annual audits, public spending disclosure, and oversight, be adopted? - [ACGOP Alternate Doug Miller asks for a NO vote, See Voter Info Mailer]
SUNOL GLEN
School Board (4-year seat)
- Erin Choin (D), Parent/Teacher
- Ryan Jergensen (R), former Sunol Glen trustee, Parent/Healthcare Provider - www.drjergensen.com
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SOURCES: Alameda County ROV, the State SOS (AD and SD only), Federal Financial Filings (CD and Senate only), Ballotpedia (very useful tool) of Republican candidates for 2024.
Election Results 3/05/2024
Rev. 3/29/2024 - MARCH 5 PRIMARY RESULTS (No change in line-up since 3/20)
ELECTION TREAT AS FINAL
SOS as of 3/28 said Alameda County received and counted ballots: 33% by Mail and 2% in-Person.
Alameda County voters who did not vote: 82% NPP, 60% Dems, 58% Reps as of 3/20 (No change since all counted 3/20)
Endorsements:
- CD14 VIN KRUTTIVENTI (CAGOP, ACGOP) - Second at 18%
- CD17 ANITA CHEN (CAGOP) - Second at 27%
- SD5 JAMES SHOEMAKER (CAGOP) - First at 44%
- AD24 ROBERT BRUNTON (CAGOP, ACGOP) - Second at 22%
CD14 Vin Kruttiventi CD17 Anita Chen SD5 James Shoemaker AD24 Robert Brunton
Endorsement Acronyms:
- ACGOP - Republican Central Committee of Alameda County
- CAGOP - California Republican Party
See below for other races, Proposition 1, and Measures A & B on the Alameda County Ballot:
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- See other County Central Committees (San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Contra Costa) for their Endorsements.
Summary: -
Measure A - NO - Passed 60% ... 3/20 ACVote.org
Measure B - NO - Passed 65% ... 3/20 ACVote.org
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Details:
AUTHORIZES $6.38 BILLION IN BONDS TO BUILD MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT FACILITIES AND HOUSING FOR HOMELESS.
Legislative Analyst’s Fiscal Impact:
• Shift $140 million annually of tax revenue for mental health, drug, and alcohol treatment from counties to the state
• Increased state costs to repay bonds of about $310 million annually for 30 years [46% ($3 Billion) in interest yielding $9.3 Billion total cost].
COUNTY MEASURE B: Make County follow the State Process for Recall Elections - Passed 65%
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NATIONAL OFFICES - (No change since 3/21 SOS)
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President - No need for national convention. Donald Trump is Republican Candidate in November
DONALD J TRUMP (R) - President 2016-2020 - 79%
Congress - Senate
GARVEY, STEVE (R) - Professional Baseball Representative - Candidate Statement (page 24) - Tied Adam Schiff for first place at 32% to 32%
EARLY, ERIC (R) - Lost Statewide at 3%
Congress - Senate - Unexpired Term (SAME Senate seat above)
GARVEY, STEVE (R) - Professional Baseball Representative - BEAT Adam Schiff for First Place at 33% to 29%
Eric Early (R) -- Lost Statewide at 6%
Congress - House of Representatives
CD10 (Dublin) - KATHERINE PICCININI (R) - Retired Businesswoman - Second at 19%
CD12 (Oakland/San Leandro) - STEPHEN SLAUSON (R) -Lost at 6%
CD14 (Rest of Alameda County) - VIN KRUTTIVENTI (R) - CEO/Business Owner - vin4congress.com - Second at 18%
CD17 (Newark/South Fremont) - ANITA CHEN (R) - Educator/Entrepreneur - Second at 27% (Huge drop from 44% back at 3am 3/6)
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STATE OFFICES - (No change since 3/21 SOS)
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State Senate Even-Number Districts (SD6, SD8, SD10) are not voted this year.
SD5 (TriValley-Tracy) - JAMES (JIM) SHOEMAKER (R)- shoemaker4Senate.com - 44% - First slot on Nov. Ballot
SD7 (Oakland/ North San Leandro) - Jeanne Solnordal lost at 9%
SD9 (San Leandro/ Castro Valley) - Two Write-In Republicans. Both lost.
State Assembly
AD14 (Berkeley) -Jain Utkarsh lost at 9%
AD16 (I680 Eastward)- JOSEPH RUBAY (R) - Second at 34% - On Nov Ballot
AD18 (Oakland/ North San Leandro)- Mindy Pechenuk lost at 5.1%
AD20 (Hayward/ Union City) - Write-in SANGEETHA SHANBHOGUE (Not enough votes for State Listing)
AD24 (Newark/ Fremont) - ROBERT (BOB) BRUNTON (R) - Small Business Owner - votebobbruntonforassembly.com - Second at 22% - On Nov. Ballot
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Republican Central Committee (2025-2028 Term - Seated on 1/2025)
AD20 - (No change since 3/20)
ALISON HAYDEN - alison4congress.com - Hayward - 16%
JOSEPH "DOC" GRCAR - docgrcar2024.com - Castro Valley - 14%
JEFF WANG - [email protected] - Union City - 13%
THOMAS WONG - [email protected]- 12%
WENDY HUANG - [email protected] - 11%
CONNIE COX -[email protected] - San Ramon - 10%
AD24 - (No change since 3/20)
JOHN LEON GUERRERO - 19%
DAVID LAM - Fremont - 17%
KEITH KOO - keithkoo.com - Fremont - 14%
JENNIFER KAVOUNIARIS - jenkforfremontusd.com -Fremont - 14%
STACY LIN - Fremont - 13%
YUEN SHAN STEPHANIE SZTO - Fremont - 13%
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County Superior Court Judge Offices (All except two offices auto elected)
There was no competition and so incumbents (no Republicans) were auto-elected for the other 20 Judge Offices.
Office #5 -TERRY WILEY (D) - Ran against Pamela Price for District Attorney 100% (No competition)
Office #12 - MARK FICKES (D) - 55%
Member Board of Education,
2nd Trustee Area - ANGELA NORMAND (D), Incumbent - 79%
5th Trustee Area - JANEVETTE COLE (D), Incumbent - 51%
6th Trustee Area - EILEEN MCDONALD (D), Incumbent - 68%
County Supervisor
1st District - DAVID HAUBERT (U), Incumbent, davidhaubert.com 100% (No competition)
2nd District, Short Term- ELISA MÁRQUEZ (D), Incumbent 100% (No competition)
4th District - NATE MILEY (D), Incumbent - 61%
5th District - NIKKI FORTUNATO BAS (D) - 34%
Flood Control & Water Conservation District Directors (Zone 7) Full Term (4 years) - Vote for 3
LAURENE GREEN (U) Water Resources Engineer, Incumbent 33%
SANDY FIGUERS (R) Groundwater Hydrologist, Livermore, Incumbent 26%
KATHY NARUM (R) Appointed Incumbent 24%
Flood Control & Water Conservation District Directors (Zone 7) Short Term (2 years) - Vote for 1
CATHERINE BROWN (D), Retired Environmental Scientist 82%
Auditor, Oakland - Short Term
MICHAEL HOUSTON 100% (No competition)
SOURCES: Alameda County ROV, the State SOS (AD and SD only), Federal Financial Filings (CD and Senate only), Ballotpedia (very useful tool) of Republican candidates for 2024.
General Election Results - 11/2022
Rev.12/20/2022 - The California GOP data team added 2022 General Election Vote History from their voter file to the Election Results Dashboard, which is now complete with the certified vote totals from the Secretary of State. Best viewed on a computer or tablet here: https://cagopdata.com/reports/election-night-results
Observations about Alameda County: Registered Republicans: 11% of Voters (100K of 931K people) - County Republicans who Voted 57% - County Democrats who Voted 57%
One 2024 Goal to consider: Get the Alameda County Non-Republican 10% who voted Republican in 2022 to re-register as Republican.
Notes about the dashboard:
- This dashboard has multiple pages and features that allow you to view contests in greater detail including registration toplines, votes cast by party toplines, historical election information, and more.
- Hover over the map to see more details within each county where an election contest took place.
- Use the “County Filter” to filter the entire dashboard for Alameda County
- Select the “View Details” button in the top right corner of the main page of the dashboard to view election data and ballots cast details in table form.
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FINAL as of 11/22/2022 - About half the voters discarded their ballots.
VBM Ballot return Status as of 11/7
https://elections.cdn.sos.ca.gov/statewide-elections/2022-general/vbm-statistics.pdf
Alameda 941,605 Mailed 247,137 Rcvd 26% Returned
Statewide 22,183,890 5,230,699 25%
- This pre-final day VBM count originally felt as low turnout
- BUT an equal number of mail-in ballots arrived AFTER 11/7
As reported Election Results as of 11/22 9am
https://electionresults.sos.ca.gov/returns/status
Alameda 931,130 Register 495,599 53% Voted 0 Remain
Statewide 21,940,274 11,114,708 50% 63,002
Election results will change as vote-by-mail ballots, provisional ballots (including conditional voter registration provisional ballots), and other ballots are tallied. Final results to be completed by 12/9 and certified by 12/16
Like Primary, vote split between progressive populous coast and rural counties.
The lengthy counting of mail-in ballots through 11/22 only lowered percentages by average of 1% since Election night. This is not statistically significant given such wide margins. The exception was the Livermore Mayor race which was 50/50 for first week or two and changed by 3% points to 47/53.
Republican State-wide candidates averaged a near uniform 40% each
HOWEVER, in Alameda County, State-wide candidates averaged 20% each
- US Senate Mark Meuser - R - www.markmeuser.com
- Governor Dahle, Brian - R - www.briandahle.com
- Lt. Governor Angela Underwood-Jacobs - R - www.angelaforcalifornia.com
- Sec'try of State Bernosky, Robert - R - www.votebernosky.com
- Controller Lanhee Chen - R - www.chenforcalifornia.com (45%)
- Treasurer Guerrero, Jack - R - www.jack4treasurer.com
- Attorney General Hochman, Nathan - R - www.nathanhochman.com
- Comm. Insurance Robert Howell - R - www.electroberthowell.com
- Calif. Sup. of Instruction - Lance Ray Christensen - R - www.lancechristensen.com (36%)
US House Representatives
- CD12 Stephen Slauson - R - [email protected] (9%)
- CD14 Alison Hayden - R - www.alison4congress.com (31%)
- CD17 Ritesh Tandon - R - www.tandonforcongress.com (29%)
Board of Equalization District 2 - Verbica, Peter - R (30%)
State Senator SD 10 - Two Democrats running
State Assembly
California legislators assume office first Monday in December following their election.
- AD14 Richard Kinney - R www.richkinney.org (12%)
- AD16 Joseph Rubay - R - www.rubay4assembly.com (34%)
- AD18 Mindy Pechenuk - R - www.electmindy.com (10%)
- AD20 Two Democrats running
- AD24 Robert Brunton - R - www.votebobbruntonforassembly.com (31%)
JUDGES
Supreme Court (12 Year Term)
All four were confirmed with 70% yes
Court of Appeal - First Appellate District (Includes Alameda County)
All were confirmed with 78% yes
LOCAL
City elections occur in each November General Election. The lesson in 2022 is that very few votes win most local seats.
We are not listing all candidates. No one paid us to list these names. See also: Candidate List - Registrar of Voters - Alameda County (acgov.org)
The Central Committee formally endorsed these LOCAL candidates:
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Fremont
- Fremont USD 3 - Jennifer Kavouniaris - https://jenkforfremontusd.com/ (28%)
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Hayward
- Hayward USD Board Member - Tom Wong - https://tomwong2022.com/ (19%)
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Piedmont
- City Council - Jeanne Solnordal - https://www.votesolnordal.com/ (6%)
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Union City
- City Council, District 2 - Jaime Patino - https://jaime-patino.com/ (56% - won with 1937 votes)
- City Council, District 3 - Dr. Jeff Wang - www.votejeffwang.com (46% - won with 1933 votes)
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Livermore
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Livermore Valley Joint USD Board Members (The 3 elected had 16%, 18%, and 20% of vote)
- Deena Kaplanis (12%)
- Alexandria Izarraraz - www.alex4lvjusd.com (9%)
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Livermore Valley Joint USD Board Members (The 3 elected had 16%, 18%, and 20% of vote)
The Central Committee honored requests to have a preferred standing (but not formally endorsed). These candidates cannot advertise that they are endorsed but they can say "Recommended By".
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Livermore
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Livermore Valley Joint USD Board Members
- John M Kupski (6%)
- Erika Kristina Mazaika (4%)
- Livermore City Council
- Mayor - Mony Nop (47%)
- District 1 - Carol Wahrer (41%)
- District 2 - Ben Barrientos (55%)
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Livermore Valley Joint USD Board Members
- Oakland
- Mayor -Ignacio De La Fuente - https://www.delafuenteformayor.com (10%)
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- Check registration (status, mailing address) with State: https://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/registration-status
Source: Official Certified List of Candidates
Source: Candidate List - Registrar of Voters - Alameda County (acgov.org)