November 2008 Archives

Candidate   Votes Percent
STEPHEN ATCHLEY   1,642 35.16
JOHN MENDOZA   1,243 26.62
D "DANI" QUERUBIN   1,231 26.36
CAROL A SCHLAEPFER   554 11.86
Registration 11,353
Precincts Reporting 13
Total Precincts 14
% Precincts Reporting 92.86
Candidate   Votes Percent
DANIELLE SOTO   861 49.4
FRED R VAN ALLEN   395 22.66
V (JOJO) DONIZA   279 16.01
ROBERT RUCKER   208 11.93
Registration 6,722
Precincts Reporting 4
Total Precincts 7
% Precincts Reporting 57.14

Incumbent Three Valleys water board member unseated

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Fred Lantz, north Pomona's representative to the Three Valleys Municipal Water District, was unseated Tuesday by John Mendoza. The district board is scheduled to hold a regular meeting at 8 a.m. this morning.

Candidate   Votes Percent
JOHN MENDOZA   6,119 54.02
J W (FRED) LANTZ   5,209 45.98
Registration 27,729
Precincts Reporting 28
Total Precincts 35
% Precincts Reporting 80

Candidate   Votes Percent
ELLIOTT ROTHMAN   7,913 34.53
GEORGE HUNTER   5,883 25.67
TOMAS URSUA   2,983 13.02
E K GUERRERO JR   2,386 10.41
CANDACE BARRY   1,368 5.97
HASSAN ALYASSIN   970 4.23
MARK NAVA   968 4.22
NICK TOSAYA   444 1.94
Registration 46,725
Precincts Reporting 18
Total Precincts 19
% Precincts Reporting 94.74
Candidate   Votes Percent
ELLIOTT ROTHMAN   7,002 34.63
GEORGE HUNTER   5,220 25.81
TOMAS URSUA   2,627 12.99
E K GUERRERO JR   2,066 10.22
CANDACE BARRY   1,190 5.88
HASSAN ALYASSIN   884 4.37
MARK NAVA   852 4.21
NICK TOSAYA   380 1.88
Registration 46,725
Precincts Reporting 16
Total Precincts 19
% Precincts Reporting 84.21

Los Angeles County roundup

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Results from San Bernardino County are lagging, but there are some significant numbers to report in races out of Los Angeles County.

Pomona Mayor

Candidate   Votes Percent
ELLIOTT ROTHMAN   6,365 34.1
GEORGE HUNTER   4,867 26.08
TOMAS URSUA   2,476 13.27
E K GUERRERO JR   1,921 10.29
CANDACE BARRY   1,116 5.98
HASSAN ALYASSIN   803 4.3
MARK NAVA   765 4.1
NICK TOSAYA   352 1.89
Registration 46,725
Precincts Reporting 14
Total Precincts 19
% Precincts Reporting 73.68


Pomona City Council, 1st District

Candidate   Votes Percent
DANIELLE SOTO   612 47.41
FRED R VAN ALLEN   304 23.55
V (JOJO) DONIZA   228 17.66
ROBERT RUCKER   147 11.39
Registration 6,722
Precincts Reporting 3
Total Precincts 7
% Precincts Reporting 42.86


Pomona City Council, 4th District

Candidate   Votes Percent
PAULA LANTZ   1,599 47.9
PRIMO CASTRO   1,398 41.88
JONATHAN N AKUGUE   341 10.22
Registration 8,402
Precincts Reporting 7
Total Precincts 8
% Precincts Reporting 87.5


Pomona City Council, 6th District

Candidate   Votes Percent
STEPHEN ATCHLEY   1,222 35.72
D "DANI" QUERUBIN   910 26.6
JOHN MENDOZA   891 26.05
CAROL A SCHLAEPFER   398 11.63
Registration 11,353
Precincts Reporting 10
Total Precincts 14
% Precincts Reporting 71.43


Pomona Utility Users Tax -- majority needed to pass

MEASURE   Votes Percent
PC - ENACT UTILITY USERS TAX - YES
4,870 27.83
NO
12,628 72.17

Registration 46,725
Precincts Reporting 14
Total Precincts 19
% Precincts Reporting 73


Bonita Unified School Bond (La Verne and San Dimas) -- 55 percent needed to pass

MEASURE   Votes Percent
AB - SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT BONDS - YES
12,698 60.99
NO
8,121 39.01

Registration 36,017
Precincts Reporting 41
Total Precincts 47
% Precincts Reporting 87


Pomona Unified School Bond -- 55 percent needed to pass

MEASURE   Votes Percent
PS - SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT BONDS - YES
19,648 73.39
NO
7,125 26.61

Registration 55,922
Precincts Reporting 50
Total Precincts 63
% Precincts Reporting 79


Mt. San Antonio College Bond -- 55 percent needed to pass

MEASURE   Votes Percent
RR - SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT BONDS - YES
119,714 69.7
NO
52,030 30.3

Registration 325,680
Precincts Reporting 351
Total Precincts 397
% Precincts Reporting 88


Los Angeles County Measure R -- Transportation Funds -- 2/3 support needed to pass

MEASURE   Votes Percent
R - MTA SALES TAX - YES
1,369,576 67.3
NO
665,518 32.7

Registration 4,111,642
Precincts Reporting 4,085
Total Precincts 4,883
% Precincts Reporting 83


Three Valleys Municipal Water District, Div. 6

Candidate   Votes Percent
JOHN MENDOZA   5,250 53.01
J W (FRED) LANTZ   4,653 46.99
Registration 27,729
Precincts Reporting 25
Total Precincts 35
% Precincts Reporting 71.43

The latest results, from the county registrar's Web site.

Candidate   Votes Percent
ELLIOTT ROTHMAN   6,365 34.1
GEORGE HUNTER   4,867 26.08
TOMAS URSUA   2,476 13.27
E K GUERRERO JR   1,921 10.29
CANDACE BARRY   1,116 5.98
HASSAN ALYASSIN   803 4.3
MARK NAVA   765 4.1
NICK TOSAYA   352 1.89
Registration 46,725
Precincts Reporting 14
Total Precincts 19
% Precincts Reporting 73.68

According to the county registrar's Web site, new results will not be posted in San Bernardino County until 6 a.m. Now might be the time to catch some shut-eye for candidates and supporters waiting for results to come in.

State-by-state presidential returns

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Yes, Obama won. I realize this is old news by now. But for an excellent map that has state-by-state returns from the presidential race, you can't beat this New York Times presentation.

Still waiting in San Berdoo ...

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The county registrar's office hasn't reported new precinct results in several hours. I'll post new information is it comes in. In the meantime, click here to sift through the results as they stand so far.

Mayoral victory appears imminent for Pomona's Rothman

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Results for four additional precincts have been posted by the county registrar. With 11 of 19 precincts reporting, Pomona Councilman Elliott Rothman now leads fellow Councilman George Hunter 36 percent to 26 percent.

Candidate   Votes Percent
ELLIOTT ROTHMAN   5,178 35.88
GEORGE HUNTER   3,693 25.59
TOMAS URSUA   1,887 13.07
E K GUERRERO JR   1,432 9.92
CANDACE BARRY   863 5.98
HASSAN ALYASSIN   566 3.92
MARK NAVA   542 3.76
NICK TOSAYA   272 1.88
Registration 46,725
Precincts Reporting 11
Total Precincts 19
% Precincts Reporting 57.89


On first glance, these results appear surprising because Rothman was recently arrested by Pomona PD on suspicion of DUI. However, in today's paper, Monica Rodriguez reported that Rothman's blood-alcohol content was below the legal limit. Maybe that gave him a boost.
Today marks the retirement of one Soto -- outgoing Assemblywoman Nell Soto -- and the possible election of another.

Nell Soto's granddaughter, 22-year-old Danielle Soto, is leading in early returns for the 1st
 District Pomona City Council seat.

With 1 of 7 precincts reporting, Soto has 47 percent of the vote. Her closest competitor, Fred Van Allen, has 31 percent of the vote. Complete Results

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From a candidate profile by Bulletin reporter Monica Rodriguez:

Danielle Soto, 22, said to address crime issues she would seek resident involvement in her district.

"I would get my district more involved by helping facilitate and organizing more Neighborhood Watch groups," she said.

Her next step would involve seeking to increase street lighting to deter criminals from carrying out misdeeds and pursuing state and federal grant dollars to pay for such improvements, Soto said.

Something else she would pursue is greater collaboration between residents and police officers, and have the department possibly have one or two officers who patrol a certain area closely and build relationships with residents so the latter know who to approach with a concern, she said.


No party turnover in local state legislature seats

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The percentage of precincts reporting in each of these races varies, but it's looking like there will be no turnover from one party to another in local state senate and assembly races.

Among the winners to State Assembly seats are Pomona Mayor Norma Torres, Chino Hills Mayor Curt Hagman, and Corona Mayor Jeff Miller. Click the links below for district-by-district results.

State Senate:

29th

31st

37th

State Assembly:

59th

60th

61st

62nd

63rd

66th

71st

Five local congressional representatives appear victorious

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No turnover once again in local congressional races. Click links below for complete results for each race.

David Dreier (R) over Russ Warner (D)

Grace F. Napolitano (D) over Christopher M. Agrella (L)

Gary G. Miller (R) over Edwin "Ed" Chau (D)

Joe Baca (D) over John Roberts (R)

Ken Calvert (R) over Bill Hedrick (D) -- NOTE -- this one is slightly closer than the rest.

Norma Torres opens up wide lead in Assembly race

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Outgoing Pomona Mayor Norma Torres has opened up a wide lead in her bid for the State Assembly. With 21 percent of precincts now reporting, Torres leads her Republican opponent Wendy Maier, 55 percent to 39 percent. Complete Results

With 1 more precinct in, Pomona mayoral race tightens

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Here are the latest results:

Candidate   Votes Percent
ELLIOTT ROTHMAN   3,836 37.97
GEORGE HUNTER   2,578 25.52
TOMAS URSUA   1,290 12.77
E K GUERRERO JR   908 8.99
CANDACE BARRY   569 5.63
HASSAN ALYASSIN   379 3.75
MARK NAVA   359 3.55
NICK TOSAYA   184 1.82
Registration 46,725
Precincts Reporting 7
Total Precincts 19
% Precincts Reporting 36.84

If you watch television, you've probably heard about the hotly contested race for the seat being vacated by Los Angeles County Supervisor Yvonne Burke.

As the results stand now, with nearly half of precincts reporting, Mark Ridley-Thomas leads Bernard Parks in the race for Burke's seat by a margin of 61 percent to 39 percent.

The race was closely watched because the winner is expected to represent the swing vote on the 5-member board of supervisors. Ridley-Thomas had the support of local labor unions, and was viewed as the more reliably liberal choice. Complete Results
Three Valleys Municipal Water District Director Fred Lantz is losing a close race for re-election against challenger John Mendoza. With 40 percent of precincts reporting, Mendoza has received 51.15 percent of votes to Lantz's 48.85 percent. Complete Results

State redistricting measure holds slim lead

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With 50 percent of precincts reporting, Prop. 11, which would take away lawmakers' ability to draw their own legislative districts, is holding a slim lead -- 51.8 percent to 48.2 percent. County-By-County Results

Rothman's lead widens as Pomona precincts report

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More than 30 percent of Pomona precincts are now reporting, and Elliott Rothman's lead in the mayoral race has widened. He now has 39 percent of the vote to George Hunter's 26 percent. Complete Results

Mt. SAC bond measure leads big

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With 43 percent of precincts reporting, a bond measure (RR) for Mt. San Antonio College is leading by a wide margin. The measure, which needs 55-percent support to pass, has been supported so far by 69 percent of voters. Complete Results

Pomona USD bond measure appears headed to victory

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The results are (slowly trickling) in from Pomona precincts, and with 34 percent reporting, a bond measure from the Pomona Unified School District appears headed to a decisive win.

71 percent of voters support the measure, which needs 55-percent to pass. Complete Results

Bonita USD bond measure takes lead

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With 23 percent of precincts reporting, a bond measure for the Bonita Unified School District (La Verne and San Dimas) has pulled into a winning position, pulling 57 percent of the vote. It needs 55 percent to pass. Complete Results
With one precinct reporting, Pomona Councilman Elliott Rothman has taken a lead in the mayoral race over his primary opponent, George Hunter. Rothman has 34 percent of the vote, and Hunter has about 31 percent of the vote.

Rothman was down by a small margin with only absentee results in. Complete Results

Rothman was recently arrested on suspicion of DUI, but a blood test indicated his alcohol level was below the legal limit at the time of his arrest. On Tuesday, Monica Rodriguez reported the latest on Rothman's DUI arrest.

Dreier up 20 points over Warner in congressional race

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With 24.3 percent of precincts reporting, Rep. David Dreier, R-San Dimas, has received 56.9 percent of the vote so far in the 26th Congressional District, leading big over his Democratic challenger Russ Warner, who has 37.1 percent of the vote. Complete Results

Obama routing McCain in LA County returns

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Obama: 64 percent
McCain: 34 percent

23 percent of precincts reporting

Complete Results
Complete Statewide Results

1A: Yes

2: Yes

3: Yes

4: No

5: No

6: No

7: No

8: Yes

9: Yes

10: No

11: Yes

12: Yes

258 of 1391 Precincts Reporting (View Map)
CANDIDATEVOTESPERCENT
REP - JOHN MCCAIN AND SARAH PALIN7823252.28%
DEM - BARACK OBAMA AND JOE BIDEN6791645.39%
PF - RALPH NADER AND MATT GONZALEZ15061.01%
LIB - BOB BARR AND WAYNE A. ROOT8320.56%
AI - ALAN KEYES AND WILEY S. DRAKE, SR.7370.49%
GRN - CYNTHIA MCKINNEY AND ROSA CLEMENTE4060.27%

High-speed-train measure holds rail-thin lead

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Only 68,000 votes separate support from opposition for state measure 1A, which would fund construction of a high-speed rail between Northern California and Southern California. With about 31 percent of precincts reporting, it leads 50.9 percent to 49.1. Complete State Measure Results

Pomona utility tax losing big in absentee returns

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Zero precincts are reporting right now, but things are already looking grim for supporters of a Pomona utility tax measure. 74 percent oppose the measure, which needs majority support to pass. Complete Results

Norma Torres assembly race surprisingly close

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Pomona Mayor Norma Torres holds only a 6-point lead in early returns in the race for the State Assembly. The Democrat has 50.4 percent of voter support with 13.7 percent of precincts reporting. The Republican candidate, Wendy Maier, is supported by 44.7 percent of voters. Complete Results
Top two candidates win council seats:

7 of 85 Precincts Reporting (View Map)
CANDIDATEVOTESPERCENT
L. DENNIS MICHAEL677730.03%
SAM SPAGNOLO564325.00%
JIM MOFFATT298213.21%
DENNIS GUTIERREZ279412.38%
JOSEPH MCCAFFREY239210.60%
FRANK SCHIAVONE11715.19%
CHARLES S. SHANKS8103.59%


6 of 84 Precincts Reporting
CANDIDATEVOTESPERCENT
JANICE RUTHERFORD492934.71%
ACQUANETTA WARREN453431.93%
ANGEL SANTIAGO163311.50%
JASON PAUL KILIAN12658.91%
CARLO AARON PURTHER10707.53%
RAFE GARCIA7715.43%

Upland Mayor Pomierski holds 8-point lead in early returns

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CANDIDATEVOTESPERCENT
JOHN ''JP'' POMIERSKI407954.34%
RAY M. MUSSER342745.66%

Dreier opens up big lead in re-election bid

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Rep. David Dreier, R-San Dimas, holds a 22-point lead in early returns over his Democratic challenger Russ Warner with 15.7 percent of precincts reporting. Complete Results

Incumbents lead in Ontario City Council race

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Last updated on 11/4/2008 8:05 PMNext update at 11/4/2008 11:00 PM
Please select a contest on the left to view election results.
MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL ONTARIO
Vote For 2

6 of 69 Precincts Reporting (View Map)
CANDIDATEVOTESPERCENT
SHEILA MAUTZ309022.92%
JASON ANDERSON279820.76%
DEBRA PORADA248418.43%
PAUL VINCENT AVILA207015.35%
KEN WHITE174112.91%
JACK CUNNINGHAM10667.91%
HOSSEIN NIKYAR2321.72%

Incumbent Atchley leads in Pomona City Council race

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Pomona City Councilman Stephen Atchley, who represents the 6th District, holds an early lead over three competitors in his bid for-re-election.

With 14 percent of precincts reporting, Atchley has support from 43.5 percent of voters. His closest competitor, D. "Dani" Querubin, has received 24 percent of the votes. Complete Results

Big support early for Pomona USD bond

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It's still early in the night, but if current results hold a bond measure placed on the ballot by the Pomona Unified School District will pass.

With 11 percent of precincts reporting, 66 percent of voters support the bond, and 34 percent oppose it. It needs 55-percent support to pass. Complete Results

Bonita USD bond measure holds slight lead in early returns

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With 14 percent of precincts reporting, the Bonita Unified School District bond measure held a light lead, at 56 percent in favor to 44 percent opposed.

The measure needs 55-percent support to pass.

Bonita USD includes the cities of La Verne and San Dimas. Complete Results

LA County transportation measure trails in early returns

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With 10 percent of precincts reporting, Los Angeles County Measure R, which would add half a cent to the county sales tax to fund transportation projects, was shy of the 2/3 support needed for it to pass.

Sixty-four percent of voters support the measure, with 36 percent opposed. Complete Results

Some political leaders in the eastern part of the county -- including Claremont Mayor Ellen Taylor -- publicly opposed the measure because they said it was too LA-city centric.
With absentee results in, George Hunter has a slight lead over Elliott Rothman in the race for Pomona mayor. Hunter has 1,180 votes (37.46 percent) to Rothman's 1,010 votes (32.06 percent). Complete results

Outgoing mayor Norma Torres was expected to be elected Tuesday to a position in the State Assembly.

Prop. 8 leading in early returns

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With about 9 percent of precincts reporting, Prop. 8 -- which would eliminate the right of same-sex couples to marry -- has a 5 percentage point lead.

Click here for returns from the California Secretary of State.

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