New Election Numbers & Budget Workshop
MORE VOTES COUNTED
T
he election counts keep changing as more votes - provisional and walk-ins - are tallied.
LEECE LOST HER SEAT, SO TO SPEAK
None of the races mentioned earlier have changed except Wendy Leece has apparently been leap-frogged by Janet Nguyen for the 6th and final Republican Central Committee Seat for the 68th Assembly District. As of around 6:30 Wednesday night Nguyen has 7,058 to Leece's 6,764, a swing of nearly 300 votes from very early this morning.
NUMBERS CHANGED, NOT PERCENTAGES
In
the 68th Assembly District race the new, slicker-coiffed Allan Mansoor has tallied 15,262 votes (73.8%) over Long Pham's 5,415.
In the 47th congressional race, Van Tran's lead expanded to 51.8%, 6,297 votes.
The numbers for Measure C have changed, but not the percentages. "Yes" - 8,843 (87.2%), "No" - 1,301.
Overall, 328,443 Orange County ballots were cast (20.5%). 101,612 Democrats voted (19.7%). 203,586 Republicans voted (29.3%).
I'll continue to update the numbers as they change, if they change.
A reminder... Thursday at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall in Conference Room 1A, City Manager Allan Roeder and Budget and Research Officer Bobby Young will conduct a Community Budget Workshop for any residents interested in knowing about the proposed 2010/2011 municipal budget. Typically, no council members are present at this meeting.
INFORMAL AND USER-FRIENDLY
In years past thi
s has been a fairly informal event, with the same slide show presented to the City Council at it's Budget Study Session Tuesday afternoon. (You can watch that presentation HERE) Normally, this a much less structured, user-friendly event at which residents are encouraged to ask questions and offer their views.
NOT MANY ATTEND
Last year there were approximately a dozen folks who showed up, if you
count those people who came and went during the meeting. In prior years there were only two or three of us there. Even though the study session provided good information and is available for viewing on Channel 24 (99 on ATT UVerse) and via streaming video on the city web site, this workshop has been quite informative in the past.
T
he election counts keep changing as more votes - provisional and walk-ins - are tallied.LEECE LOST HER SEAT, SO TO SPEAK
None of the races mentioned earlier have changed except Wendy Leece has apparently been leap-frogged by Janet Nguyen for the 6th and final Republican Central Committee Seat for the 68th Assembly District. As of around 6:30 Wednesday night Nguyen has 7,058 to Leece's 6,764, a swing of nearly 300 votes from very early this morning.
NUMBERS CHANGED, NOT PERCENTAGES
In
the 68th Assembly District race the new, slicker-coiffed Allan Mansoor has tallied 15,262 votes (73.8%) over Long Pham's 5,415.In the 47th congressional race, Van Tran's lead expanded to 51.8%, 6,297 votes.
The numbers for Measure C have changed, but not the percentages. "Yes" - 8,843 (87.2%), "No" - 1,301.
Overall, 328,443 Orange County ballots were cast (20.5%). 101,612 Democrats voted (19.7%). 203,586 Republicans voted (29.3%).
I'll continue to update the numbers as they change, if they change.
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COMMUNITY BUDGET WORKSHOP THURSDAY
A reminder... Thursday at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall in Conference Room 1A, City Manager Allan Roeder and Budget and Research Officer Bobby Young will conduct a Community Budget Workshop for any residents interested in knowing about the proposed 2010/2011 municipal budget. Typically, no council members are present at this meeting.
INFORMAL AND USER-FRIENDLY
In years past thi
s has been a fairly informal event, with the same slide show presented to the City Council at it's Budget Study Session Tuesday afternoon. (You can watch that presentation HERE) Normally, this a much less structured, user-friendly event at which residents are encouraged to ask questions and offer their views.NOT MANY ATTEND
Last year there were approximately a dozen folks who showed up, if you
count those people who came and went during the meeting. In prior years there were only two or three of us there. Even though the study session provided good information and is available for viewing on Channel 24 (99 on ATT UVerse) and via streaming video on the city web site, this workshop has been quite informative in the past.Labels: Budget Woes, Budget Workshop, Primary Election Numbers
posted by The Pot Stirrer at 6/09/2010 09:16:00 PM
4 Comments:
Way to go Mansoor!
I'm with you, Joe... except my exhortation goes, "Go Away, Mansoor!"
Actually, I'm kinda getting excited about the prospect of him in Sacramento, exiled by John Perez to a broom closet-sized office in the basement, relegated into insignificance. Can't keep the smile off my face.:-)
When you put it that way, it sounds an awful lot like his previous job.
Now cut that out! That smile is beginning to hurt! :-) :-)
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