Is it over? No. It's only just begun.

By Todd on March 7, 2007 12:11 AM | Permalink | Comments (2) |

City Council
Mayor
Aaron D. Proctor 1,338 11.1
Bill Bogaard 10,700 88.8

District 1
Mark A. Leon 231 12.8
Raphael Henderson 335 18.6
Jacque Robinson 516 28.7
Michelle Richardson-Bailey 92 5.1
Robin Salzer 512 28.5
Gordon P. Treweek 109 6.0

District 2
Stacy Lewis 487 27.4
Jim Lomako 510 28.7
Margaret McAustin 775 43.7

District 4
Gene Masuda 1,366 47.4
Steve Haderlein 1,512 52.5

District 6
Steve Madison 2,303 83.2
Kimberley Brown 465 16.7

Measure C
Yes 9,562 80.2
No 2,351 19.7

PUSD Board of Education

Seat 2
George Loew 3,513 24.6
Mark Mastromatteo 3,674 25.7
Renatta Cooper 7,083 49.6

Seat 4
George Lewis 720 4.9
Bob Harrison 5,238 35.9
William A. Bibbiani 6,783 46.5
Milena Albert 1,831 12.5

Seat 6
Roberta H. Martinez 6,881 48.3
Tom Selinske 7,357 51.6

2 Comments

Aaron Proctor said:

"We've only just begun.." Seriously. I promise I shall not only continue ruffling City Council's feathers but will be a political thorn in Mr. Bogaard's side. I'm going to turn Pasadena politics' on its one, non-deaf ear - for the good of the "rest of Pasadena". I still have a lot to fight for and there are plenty of people in Pasadena that still won't be represented by this next City Council. The fun is just starting. :-)

March 7, 2007 12:02 PM

Roger Gray said:

The runoff's suggest why Ranked Choice Voting or, as it is often known, Instant Runoff Voting would be a good move for the City. Would save thousands of dollars every year, and likely increase electoral participation -- instead of increasing election burnout . . .Instead of voting for ONE candidate, often times the lesser of two evils, we can vote for our 1st, 2nd and 3rd choices (or just a 1st choice, if one wants). Then, if your 1st choice would be out of any runoff, they look at the second choices for all those voters. In most of the races we are looking at, this could have decided the race without the need of an expensive runoff . . .

March 12, 2007 10:28 AM

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