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Updated: Contra Costa County Primary Election Results

by CC News
Primary Election

Here is a look at Contra Costa County election for races specific to Contra Costa County only. State races will be on the secretary of state website.

Results as of 12:45 am  

Contra Costa County Auditor-Controller

  • 79.23% – Peter Karumbi
  • 20.77% – Deepika Naharas

Contra Costa County Assessor

  • 67.99% – Vince Robb
  • 22.62% – Nick Spinner
  • 9.39% – Kismat Kathrani

Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder

  • 87.02% – Kristen Braun Connelly
  • 12.98% – Pratima Sonavne

Contra Costa County Superintendent of Schools

  • 73.44% – Dana Eton
  • 26.56% – Jag Lathan

Unopposed

  • John Gioia – County Supervisor, District 1
  • Ken Carlson – County Supervisor, District 4
  • Dan M. Mierzwa – County Treasurer-Tax Collected

Judge of the Superior Court

  • 70.38% – Jesse J. Hsieh
  • 29.64% – Valery R. Polyakov

City of Richmond

Mayor

  • 34.05% – Claudia Jimenez
  • 28.64% – Ahmad Anderson
  • 21.50% – Eduardo Martinez
  • 10.31% – Demnlus Johnson III
  • 5.51% – Mark Wassberg

City Council, District 2

  • 100% – Cesar Zepeda

City Council, District 3

  • 67.86% – Doria Robinson
  • 32.14% – Brandon Evans

City Council, District 4

  • 66.72% – Soheila Bana
  • 25.24% – Jamin Pursell
  • 8.04% – Keycha Gallon

Local Measures

Measure G – Contra Costa Community College District (55%)

  • Yes – 46.78% (74,995)
  • No – 53.22% (85,329)

Measure H – Lafayette School District (2/3)

  • Yes – 73.29%
  • No – 26.71%

Measure I – Moraga School District (2/3)

  • Yes – 68.17%
  • No – 31.83%

Measure J – Oakley Union Elementary School District (55%)

  • Yes – 40.73%
  • No – 59.27%

Measure K – Oakley Union Elementary School District (55%)

  • Yes – 41.27%
  • No – 58.73%

Measure L – Walnut Creek School District (2/3)

  • Yes – 61.18%
  • No – 38.82%

Contra Costa County

Measure A (majority) – urban limit line

  • Yes – 67.91%
  • No – 31.09%

Measure B (majority) – sales tax

  • Yes – 40.96% (66,118)
    No – 59.04% (95,300)

Measure C – City of El Cerrito (majority) — funding a library

  • Yes – 27.57%
  • No – 72.43%

Measure D – City of Pinole (majority) – elected mayor

  • Yes – 36.30%
  • No – 63.70%

Measure E – City of Pinole (majority) – term of 2-year

  • Yes – 55.59%
  • No – 44.41%

Measure F – City of Pinole (majority) – term of 4 years

  • Yes – 27.30%
  • No – 72.70%

Secretary of State website – Click here
Contra Costa County Elections – click here

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