With almost all votes counted, the first-term councilwoman edged planning commissioner Sean Trambley by about 1.2 percentage points; Debbie McKillop clings to narrow lead for council seat
If 100% of the votes have been counted to determine Mayor and City Council winners, how can Measure K be too close to call? Stuff like that is what makes people suspect shenanigans in elections. Unpopular opinion maybe but I hope K fails to pass. Since we bought our home in 1998 there have been continual Martinez School Bonds on our property taxes. And now multiple tax assessments. Measure K would make 3 Bonds (taxes).
It was too close to call before the latest ballot count. That’s no longer the case. It failed. There’s only a very small number of votes to be counted countywide.
There will be a seat to fill as a council member Zorn’s seat is now vacant. It is logical to have an election or appointment of someone from district 2 or 3.
That’s such great news about Brianne! She will bring a fresh perspective to our town.
If 100% of the votes have been counted to determine Mayor and City Council winners, how can Measure K be too close to call? Stuff like that is what makes people suspect shenanigans in elections. Unpopular opinion maybe but I hope K fails to pass. Since we bought our home in 1998 there have been continual Martinez School Bonds on our property taxes. And now multiple tax assessments. Measure K would make 3 Bonds (taxes).
It was too close to call before the latest ballot count. That’s no longer the case. It failed. There’s only a very small number of votes to be counted countywide.
The writing is ambiguous K had a boost but the gain appears short.
There will be a seat to fill as a council member Zorn’s seat is now vacant. It is logical to have an election or appointment of someone from district 2 or 3.
Zorn. It is in the previous Lazzarrati Election message where he provides copies of the campaign finances.
Thanks for sharing the update!
Thank you, Craig, for all of your reporting!
Thank you Julian Frazer for donating $1,000 at the end.
Donating to who?