Robinson, McAustin, Cooper and Harrison. And Victory for V!

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Big change in the District 1 numbers between the time I left the Convention Center, where Robin Salzer was maintaining a big lead of Jacque Robinson.

Precinct voters -- that is people who actually show up and vote -- gave Jacque the bump she needed to finish about 100 votes ahead of Robin.

Margaret McAustin, as expected, easily won the District 2 race.

Renatta Cooper, who finished with a strong lead on March 6, did equally well to take PUSD Seat 2.

Seat 4 incumbent Bill Bibbiani, the sole sitting member of the unpopular school board to ask voters for another term, was edged out by restaurant owner Bob Harrison.

And a last-minute addition: Sierra Madre's Measure V squeeked through on a (what's more narrow than a razor?) margin that could only be measured by its atomic weight.

"Semi-final" results:

City Council
District 1

Jacque Robinson 1,009 53.0
Robin Salzer 894 46.9

District 2
Margaret McAustin 1,015 61.1
Jim Lomako 646 38.8

PUSD Board of Education

Seat 2
Mark Mastromatteo 4,642 36.4
Renatta Cooper 8,099 63.5

Seat 4
Bob Harrison 6,949 53.1
William A. Bibbiani 6,115 46.8

11 Comments

jane said:

Woo-hoo - 4 for 4!

Vegas - here I come!

jane said:

BTW - what were your predications?b

Salzer got served.

Todd said:

I'll own up to how far off the mark I was in a bit, I just woke up and have a story to write first.

jane said:

Dude - what is up with you and that Enya song?

That Enya song rules.

virginia said:

unpopular school board??

that is pure, defensive spin.

Bibbiani was a lousy board member whose only use was as a fink for the papers. Everyone is glad he's gone, BUT the papers.

now the board can get its work done.

Todd said:

This is a free-speech zone where even paid PUSD consultants are welcome to contribute.

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