Local Election Results As Of 11/18/16
(Registrar of Voters Neal Kelley)
HOT OFF THE PRESSES Here are the latest local election results as of 5:00 p.m., November 18, 2016. There remains ballots left to count for all of Orange County. The Registrar of Voters staff will be working Saturday, November 19th, but those numbers will be included in the Monday, November 21st report. They are NOT working Sunday. They WILL be working Monday through Wednesday next week, will be off Thanksgiving and Friday after, but WILL be working Saturday and Sunday, the 26th and 27th and the following week to complete their task. They MUST complete the count by December 8th.
COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL
Sandy Genis continues to lead, holding a 227 vote margin over John Stephens. Stephens holds a margin of 2,520 votes over Allan Mansoor. Mansoor increased his lead over Mayor Steve Mensinger to 503 votes. Jay Humphrey closed up on Mensinger and now trails him by only 41 votes. Lee Ramos and Al Melone trail the field.
Incumbent Jim Ferryman has a commanding lead - 2,986 votes over fellow-incumbent Art Perry. Perry leads Gary Monahan by 4,790 votes. Self-professed "solutioneer" Jim Fitzpatrick trails Monahan by 2,456 votes, missing out on that seat he promised us he would win by more than 7,000 votes, and Christopher Luntsford trails.
Incumbent Jim Fisler leads challenger Alex Reich by 1,499 votes.
Measure Y - the Smart Growth Initiative is passing with a 2-1 margin. Measure Z, the City-generated measure designed to confuse the voters, is passing, but by a much smaller margin.
Measure AA, the citizen-generated measure designed to protect Fairview Park, is passing by a wide margin - much more than 2-1. The city measure - BB - which was placed on the ballot to confuse the voters, is failing.
Both citizen-generated medical marijuana measures - V and W - are failing. Measure X, the City-generated substitute is passing.
Sadly, Measure EE - Jim Righeimer's hijacked measure that includes a directly-elected mayor, is passing. He finally managed to fool the public.
This meaningless measure is passing.
All incumbents for Coast Community College District seats are passing by wide margins.
All incumbents in the Newport Mesa Unified School District races are passing by wide margins.
Matt Harper will defeat Karina Onofre
John Moorlach will defeat Ari Grayson
Dana Rohrabacher will defeat Dr. Suzanne Savary
WHAT'S LEFT TO COUNT?
Estimate of Ballots Left to Count - 92,484
Vote-by-Mail Ballots Left to Count - 2,277
Vote-by-Mail Ballots Returned at the Polls Left to Count - 5,227
Provisionals Left to Count - 83,624
Election Day Paper Ballots Left to Count - 1,342
Eligible Vote-by-Mail Ballots Received After election Day Left to Count - 262
NEXT REPORT MONDAY, 11/21/16 AFTER 5:00 P.M.
Have a wonderful weekend... relax and enjoy yourselves.
Labels: 2016 Election
posted by The Pot Stirrer at 11/18/2016 06:47:00 PM
3 Comments:
Thanks for the update, Geoff.
Just to be clear, you did state that self-professed "solutioneer" Jim Fitzpatrick trails Monahan by 2,456 votes, missing out on that seat he promised us he would win by more than 7,000 votes, didn't you? Would that be "village idiot" Jim Fitzpatrick that trails Monahan by 2,456 votes, missing out on that seat he promised us he would win by more than 7,000 votes?
who are these 41-47 people anyway? that's what i wanna know :)
So the "solutiioneer" didn't have the solution? Now there's a shock. I'm just surprised that many people voted for the Monahan. I have to give him credit for about 1500 more votes than I thought he'd get. I am quite frankly surprised that the city voted for Mansoor after his stint, and the "vacation" he took in the Assembly.
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