June 7 Primary Results, Candidates Set to Square off in November

Here are the results from the June 7 Primary Election which send top candidates to the November Runoff.

In Contra Costa County, Steve Barr (Brentwood) and Diane Burgis (Oakley) will square off for the seat Supervisor Mary Piepho has held for more than a decade in District 3. Meanwhile, Supervisor Federal Glover will defend his District 5 Supervisor seat against Anamarie Avila Farias.

Local Measures that passed included Measure E (Antioch) which limits the number of card rooms in the city. Measure B, Brentwood’s School Bond, sneaked by after needing 55% to pass. It received 55.38% support.

US Senator (34 candidates)
Note – there were 34-candaites in the race. Results show just the top 5.

• 40.4% – Kamala D Harris (D)
• 18.5 % – Loretta L. Sanchez (D)
• 8.0% – Duf Sundheim (R)
• 4.9% – Phil Wyman (R)
• 4.2% – Thomas G. Del Beccaro (R)
• Full results: http://vote.sos.ca.gov/returns/us-senate

US Congress – District 9

• 55.4% – Jerry McNerney (D)
• 21.9% – Tony Amador (R)
• 19.2% – Kathryn Nance (R)
• 3.6% – Alex Appleby (L)

http://vote.sos.ca.gov/returns/us-rep/district/9/

US Congress – District 11

• 74.7% – Mark DeSaulnier (D)
• 25.3% -Roger Allen Peterson (R)

US Congress – District 15

• 75.7% – Eric Swalwell (D)
• 24.3% – Danny R Turner (R)

State Senate – District 7

• 54.7% – Steve Glazer (D)
• 27.7% – Joseph Alex Rubay (R)
• 17.6% – Guy Moore (D)

State Assembly – District 11

• 65.1% – Jim Frazier (D)
• 34.9% – Dave Miller (R)

State Assembly – District 14

• 32.5% – Mae Torlakson (D)
• 32.1% – Tim Grayson (D)
• 25.9% – Debora Allen (R)
• 9.5% – Harmesh Kumar (D)

State Assembly – District 16

• 53.8% – Catherine Baker (R)
• 46.2% – Cheryl Cook-Kallio (D)

Board of Supervisor – District 3

• 28.94% – Steve Barr (Brentwood)
• 22.20% – Diane Burgis (Oakley)
• 18.49% – Doug Hardcastle (Oakley)
• 15.32% – Wade Harper (Antioch)
• 9.11% – Monica Wilson (Antioch)
• 5.73% – Odessa LeFrancois (Antioch)

Board of Supervisor – District 5

• 35.45% – Federal Glover
• 30.84% – Anamarie Avila Farias
• 14.47% – Michael Menesini
• 13.41% – Dan Romero
• 5.48% – Conrad Dandridge

Antioch – Measure E (Majority Required)
Shall the electors adopt the Initiative Limiting Card Rooms Within the City and Requiring Voter Approval for New or Expanded Card Rooms Ordinance?

• 66.63% – Yes
• 33.37% – No

Antioch – Measure G (Majority Required)
Changing the City Treasurer position from elected to appointed. Shall the Office of the City Treasure be appointed?

• 63.01% – No
• 36.99% – Yes

Brentwood – Measure B (55% required to pass)
To provide Brentwood students with 21st century classrooms, upgrade libraries and science labs, improve school safety and security, expand access to classroom technology for students and teachers, renovate and modernize older schools in the District, build a new elementary school, and replace, acquire, construct and renovate school facilities, shall the Brentwood Union School District issue $158,000,000 in bonds, at legal interest rates, with an independent citizens’ oversight committee and no funds spent on administrators salaries?

• 55.38% – Yes
• 44.62% – No

Oakley – Measure K (2/3 required to pass)
To replace the small, outdated Oakley Library currently utilizing a portion of Freedom High School and construct and operate a new Library and Community Learning Center downtown, shall the ordinance establishing a $7.75 per month per parcel Library Development Tax be adopted, raising approximately one million one hundred thousand dollars annually, for thirty years starting fiscal year 2016/17, with independent financial audits ensuring funds are spent only on the Oakley Library and Community Learning Center?

• 53.51% – Yes
• 46.49 – No

Pittsburg – Measure M (majority required)
To provide funding that stays in Pittsburg and cannot be seized by the State, to be used for Public Safety, gang prevention, job creation programs for local residents, Senior Center operations, repair roads, operate youth programs, and maintain other City services, shall the City of Pittsburg extend its current half-cent sales tax through fiscal year 2034-2035, providing $3.6-$3.8 million annually, than the increase be terminated, altogether, with citizens’ oversight, mandatory audits and consistent community reporting?

• 81.31% – Yes
• 18.69% – No

San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority – Measure AA (2/3 required)
San Francisco Bay Clean Water, Pollution Prevention and Habitat Restoration Program.
To protect San Francisco Bay for future generations by reducing trash, pollution and harmful toxins, improving water quality, restoring habitat for fish, birds and wildlife, protecting communities from floods, and increasing shoreline public access, shall the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority authorize a parcel tax of $12 per year, raising approximately $25 million annually for twenty years with independent citizen oversight, audits, and all funds staying local?

• 69.32% – Yes
• 30.68% – No