Combined ballot

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Mayor; City of San Ramon

• Bill Clarkson
  6883 votes 94.11%
• (431 Total Other Write-In Votes 5.89%)

Council Member; City of San Ramon (2 Elected)

• Harry Sachs
  4669 votes 31.57%
• David E. "Dave" Hudson
  4249 votes 28.73%
• RenÉ Matsumoto
  4009 votes 27.11%
• Thomas Von Thury
  1775 votes 12.00%
• (86 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.58%)

Measure B Parcel Tax -- Moraga School District (2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 3969 / 68.36% Yes votes ...... 1837 / 31.64% No votes

To maintain the high quality of Moraga schools and continue funding for effective math, science, music and arts programs; maintain manageable class sizes; keep schools safe and well maintained; keep school libraries open; keep classroom technology up-to-date; and attract and retain the best qualified teachers; shall the Moraga School District levy a temporary six-year $192 parcel tax with an exemption for low-income seniors, independent audits, and with all funds staying local to benefit Moraga students?

Measure C Restoring Antioch Services Sales Tax -- City of Antioch (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 7609 / 68.09% Yes votes ...... 3566 / 31.91% No votes

To fund all essential city services including increased police staffing to reduce crime and gang activities and improve 911 emergency response time; restored code enforcement to clean up blighted properties; and local economic development and job creation, shall the City of Antioch adopt a one-half cent transactions and use (sales) tax, expiring in seven years, with mandatory annual audits and independent citizens' oversight and for local Antioch use only?

Measure D Change General Municipal Election to Even-numbered Years -- City of San Ramon (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 6737 / 83.09% Yes votes ...... 1371 / 16.91% No votes

Shall an ordinance be adopted by the people to amend the City Municipal Code to change the general municipal election date from November of odd-numbered years to November of even-numbered years and to extend the terms of the Mayor and all City Council members by one year to make that change? (Saves approximately $142,000 per election.)

Measure E Change Mayoral Election to Even-numbered Years -- City of San Ramon (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 6578 / 81.35% Yes votes ...... 1508 / 18.65% No votes

Shall Article III of the City of San Ramon Charter be amended to: a) change the mayoral election date from odd-numbered years to the date of the statewide general election during even-numbered years; and b) extend by one year the term of the Mayor elected in 2013 to accommodate the election date change; and c) extend the cumulative total number of years the mayor elected in 2013 may serve from eight to nine years? (Saves approximately $142,000 per election.)