Election Day results include only a fraction of Shasta’s votes – Shasta Scout

Around 5 a.m. on November 6, the Shasta County elections office announced a third round of Election Day results. The results are highly preliminary as the majority of Shasta County votes, including many votes cast on Election Day itself, have not yet been counted.

Election Results: Shasta County Board District 3

In District 3, Corkey leads Harmon with 58.14% of the vote. Harmon has only 583 votes more than Rickert.

Election Results: Shasta County Board of Education Area 1&2

SCOE board area 1:

Michael Orlicky is still in the lead over Michelle Renee Tyson, with 52.35% of the votes. He only has 293 votes more than Tyson.

SCOE Board Area 2 – Top 2 will win

Jackie LaBarbera leads with 23.85% of the vote, followed by Jessica French with 19.07%, Richard Gallardo with 18.06%, Amy Cavalleri with 13.67%, Don Aust with 14.57% and Dolores Lucero with 10 .24%. The top two candidates will win. French is only 74 votes ahead of Gallardo.

SCOE administrative area 2 – seat for 2 years

Teresa Roberts leads Cindy Vogt with 65.23% of the vote. Roberts has almost 3,000 votes more than Vogt.

Election results: Two- and four-year seats on the Redding City Council

Two-year seat – Top 1 will win

Erin Resner leads with 47.46% of the vote, followed by Mark Mezzano with 44.02% and Anthony Spengler with 8.52%. Resner leads Mezzano by just 273 votes.

Four-year seat – Top 2 will win

Paul Dhanuka leads with 40.85% of the vote, followed by Mike Littau with 21.11%, Joshua Johnson with 17.23%, Dave Backues with 11.08% and Ian Hill with 9.72%. Littau leads Johnson by less than 500 votes.

Election Results: Anderson City Council – Top 3 will win

The top three voters win seats on the Anderson City Council. Darin Hale leads with 28.18% of the vote, followed by Susie Baugh with 25.51%, Bonnie Simmons with 24.34% and Stan Neutze with 21.97%. Baugh leads Simmons by just 34 votes.

Election Results: City of Shasta Lake Council – Top 3 will win

Daniel Ringwelski wins with 23.25% of the votes, followed by Greg Watkins with 22.46%, Toni Coates with 16.77%, Janice Powell with 15.18%, Dolores Lucero with 12.06% and Tena Eisenbeisz with 10 .29%. Coates leads Powell by just 42 votes.

Election results: measure P&Q

Measure P, which would prevent the county from acquiring private land for transfer to other private parties – to be used for the public good – currently passes with 50.85% of the vote, or 204 votes.

Measure Q, which would give the board another option for filling elected officials’ interim vacancies and limit how long the board can appoint to fill those seats, is failing with 56.80% of voters opposing it. The measure currently fails with 1,640 votes.

View all Shasta County election results here.

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