Combined ballot

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Board Member; San Mateo County Community College District (2 Elected)

• Tom Mohr
  56,090 votes 42.6%
• Richard Holober
  51,069 votes 38.8%
• George Yang
  15,213 votes 11.6%
• J. Samuel Diaz
  9,271 votes 7.0%

Board Member; Belmont-Redwood Shores School District (3 Elected)

• Charles "Chuck" Velschow
  3,892 votes 22.7%
• Suvarna Bhopale
  3,082 votes 18.0%
• Amy K. Koo
  2,405 votes 14.0%
• Herbert R. Neuman
  2,308 votes 13.5%
• Naomi Nishimoto
  2,002 votes 11.7%
• Rakesh N. Hegde
  1,921 votes 11.2%
• Kelly Redmon
  1,510 votes 8.8%

Board Member; Hillsborough City School District (3 Elected)

• Lynne E. Esselstein
  1,311 votes 27.7%
• Don Geddis
  1,308 votes 27.7%
• Kaarin A. Hardy
  1,308 votes 27.7%
• Pearl G. Wu
  799 votes 16.9%

Board Member; Jefferson Elementary School District (3 Elected)

• Joseph Waters
  2,965 votes 25.6%
• Marie Brizuela
  2,895 votes 25.0%
• Rebecca Douglass
  2,874 votes 24.8%
• Hanley Chan
  1,655 votes 14.3%
• Walter Batara
  612 votes 5.3%
• Larry Formalejo
  599 votes 5.2%

Board Member; San Bruno Park School District (3 Elected)

• Patrick Flynn
  2,511 votes 28.6%
• Henry Charles Sánchez
  2,417 votes 27.6%
• John P. Marinos
  2,147 votes 24.5%
• Charles "Chuck" Zelnik
  1,694 votes 19.3%

Board Member; San Carlos School District (3 Elected)

• Carol Elliott
  2,845 votes 29.7%
• Kathleen Farley
  2,785 votes 29.1%
• Nicole Bergeron
  2,555 votes 26.7%
• Sarah Stiefel
  1,389 votes 14.5%

Board Member; Sequoia Union High School District (2 Elected)

• Alan Sarver
  16,669 votes 35.2%
• Christopher Thomsen
  15,547 votes 32.9%
• Georgia Jack
  15,097 votes 31.9%

Board Member; Woodside Elementary School District (3 Elected)

• Marc Tarpenning
  464 votes 28.1%
• Wendy Warren Roth
  454 votes 27.4%
• Claire Wilbur Pollioni
  443 votes 26.8%
• Robert J. Hooper
  293 votes 17.7%

Council Member; City of Belmont (3 Elected)

• Eric Reed
  2,983 votes 21.4%
• Charles Stone
  2,745 votes 19.7%
• Warren Lieberman
  2,632 votes 18.9%
• Kristin Mercer
  2,292 votes 16.4%
• Gladwyn D'souza
  1,909 votes 13.7%
• Mike C. Verdone
  1,379 votes 9.9%

Council Member; City of Brisbane (3 Elected)

• Lori S. Liu
  879 votes 33.2%
• W. Clarke Conway
  790 votes 29.8%
• Cliff Lentz
  684 votes 25.8%
• Gavin Kelly Escolar
  298 votes 11.2%

Council Member; City of Burlingame (3 Elected)

• Ann Keighran
  3,028 votes 22.9%
• Michael Brownrigg
  2,701 votes 20.4%
• Ricardo Ortiz
  2,054 votes 15.5%
• Russ Cohen
  2,045 votes 15.5%
• Nirmala Bandrapalli
  1,512 votes 11.4%
• Andrew Peceimer
  891 votes 6.7%
• Steve Duncan
  392 votes 3.0%
• Alexander England Kent
  319 votes 2.4%
• Robert Schinagl
  277 votes 2.1%

Council Member; City of Foster City (2 Elected)

• Charlie Bronitsky
  2,916 votes 52.2%
• Gary Pollard
  2,674 votes 47.8%

Council Member; City of Millbrae (2 Elected)

• Anne Oliva
  1,849 votes 30.1%
• Reuben D. Holober
  1,838 votes 29.9%
• Ann Schneider
  1,563 votes 25.5%
• Douglas Radtke
  887 votes 14.5%

Council Member; City of Redwood City (3 Elected)

• Jeff Gee
  4,865 votes 24.4%
• Diane Howard
  4,403 votes 22.1%
• John D. Seybert
  3,730 votes 18.7%
• Corrin Rankin
  2,560 votes 12.8%
• James "Lee" Han
  2,259 votes 11.3%
• Ernie Schmidt
  2,124 votes 10.7%

Council Member; City of San Bruno; 2 Year Term

• Jim Ruane
  3,784 votes 100.0%

Council Member; City of San Bruno; 4 Year Term (2 Elected)

• Rico E. Medina
  2,526 votes 32.6%
• Ken Ibarra
  2,239 votes 28.9%
• Marty Medina
  1,764 votes 22.7%
• Andrew T. Mason
  1,229 votes 15.8%

City Clerk; City of San Bruno

• Carol Bonner
  3,796 votes 100.0%

City Treasurer; City of San Bruno

• John Marty
  3,690 votes 100.0%

Council Member; City of San Carlos (3 Elected)

• Bob Grassilli
  3,312 votes 25.4%
• Cameron Johnson
  3,179 votes 24.4%
• Matt Grocott
  2,709 votes 20.8%
• Karen Clapper
  2,130 votes 16.3%
• Inge Tiegel Doherty
  1,040 votes 8.0%
• Michael Corral
  672 votes 5.2%

Council Member; City of San Mateo (3 Elected)

• David G. Lim
  7,675 votes 27.7%
• Joe Goethals
  6,486 votes 23.4%
• Robert Ross
  6,485 votes 23.4%
• Joshua Hugg
  3,665 votes 13.2%
• Karen E. Schmidt
  3,407 votes 12.3%

Council Member; City of South San Francisco; 4 Year Term (3 Elected)

• Mark Addiego
  3,143 votes 20.3%
• Liza L. Normandy
  2,715 votes 17.5%
• Pradeep Gupta
  2,426 votes 15.7%
• Maurice DuprÁ Goodman
  1,910 votes 12.3%
• Rick Ochsenhirt
  1,674 votes 10.8%
• John Harry Prouty
  1,573 votes 10.2%
• Kate Mackay
  1,200 votes 7.7%
• William "Bill" Lock
  855 votes 5.5%

Council Member; City of South San Francisco; 2 Year Term

• Karyl Matsumoto
  3,348 votes 59.0%
• Carlos Martin
  1,518 votes 26.7%
• Collin K. Post
  810 votes 14.3%

City Clerk; City of South San Francisco

• Krista Joy Martinelli
  5,238 votes 100.0%

City Treasurer; City of South San Francisco

• Frank Risso
  5,260 votes 100.0%

Council Member; Town of Atherton

• Rick Degolia
  1,178 votes 62.2%
• Greg Conlon
  393 votes 20.8%
• Diane Beymer-Sandhu
  322 votes 17.0%

Council Member; Town of Portola Valley (3 Elected)

• F. John Richards
  882 votes 28.1%
• Maryann Moise Derwin
  875 votes 27.9%
• Craig R. Hughes
  857 votes 27.3%
• Bud Eisberg
  522 votes 16.6%

Council Member; Town of Woodside; Council District 2

• Deborah Cody Gordon
  650 votes 100.0%

Council Member; Town of Woodside; Council District 4

• David Tanner
  640 votes 100.0%

Council Member; Town of Woodside; Council District 6

• Anne M. Kasten
  632 votes 100.0%

Special District

Board Member; Coastside County Water District (2 Elected)

• Chris R. Mickelsen
  1,504 votes 40.9%
• Steve Flint
  1,249 votes 34.0%
• Charles T. Hoelzel
  921 votes 25.1%

Board Member; East Palo Alto Sanitary District (2 Elected)

• Dennis C. Scherzer
  499 votes 41.5%
• Joan Sykes-Miessi
  466 votes 38.8%
• Edrick L. Haggans
  236 votes 19.7%

Board Member; Granada Sanitary District (3 Elected)

• Ric Lohman
  506 votes 18.1%
• Leonard D. Woren
  493 votes 17.6%
• David Seaton
  466 votes 16.6%
• Marc Passen
  451 votes 16.1%
• Charles H. Hall, Sr.
  443 votes 15.8%
• Gael Erickson
  440 votes 15.7%

Board Member; Los Trancos County Water District (3 Elected)

• Charlie Krenz
  152 votes 35.3%
• Stanley R. Gage
  123 votes 28.6%
• William Sloan Coats
  107 votes 24.9%
• George A. Lee
  48 votes 11.2%

Board Member; Menlo Park Fire Protection District (3 Elected)

• Peter F. Carpenter
  4,904 votes 23.0%
• Chuck Bernstein
  4,577 votes 21.4%
• Rex Ianson
  4,383 votes 20.5%
• Jack Nelson
  3,900 votes 18.3%
• Carolyn Clarke
  3,582 votes 16.8%

Board Member; Mid-Peninsula Water District (3 Elected)

• Dave Warden
  3,216 votes 31.5%
• Betty L. Linvill
  2,533 votes 24.8%
• Albert Stuebing
  2,380 votes 23.3%
• Michael Malekos
  2,067 votes 20.3%

Board Member; Montara Water and Sanitary District (3 Elected)

• Bill Huber
  587 votes 23.6%
• Jim Harvey
  554 votes 22.3%
• J. Dwight Wilson
  536 votes 21.6%
• Bob Ptacek
  425 votes 17.1%
• Darin E. Walker
  227 votes 9.1%
• Brandon Kwan
  158 votes 6.4%

Midcoast Community Council (4 Elected)

• Dave Olson
  1,054 votes 24.6%
• Chris Johnson
  995 votes 23.2%
• Joel F. Janoe
  854 votes 19.9%
• Erin R. Deinzer
  836 votes 19.5%
• Claude R. Windell
  553 votes 12.9%

Measure P School Bond -- San Mateo-Foster City School District (55% Approval Required)
Fail: 8,002 / 46.5% Yes votes ...... 9,195 / 53.5% No votes

To improve local schools and protect high quality math, science, reading and writing instruction with funding that cannot be taken by the State, shall San Mateo-Foster City Elementary School District upgrade classrooms, science labs, and libraries, relieve school overcrowding, update classroom technology for higher 21 st
- century academic standards, and repair, construct, or acquire equipment, classrooms, sites and facilities by issuing $130,000,000 in bonds at legal rates, with citizen oversight, no money for administrators, and all funds staying local?

Measure Q Utility Services Tax -- Town of Portola Valley (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 1,035 / 86.3% Yes votes ...... 165 / 13.8% No votes

Do the People of the Town of Portola Valley adopt an ordinance that continues the reduction of the general purpose Utility Users Tax levied on telephone, gas, water and electricity, set forth in Chapter 3.32 of the Portola Valley Municipal Code, from 5.5% to 4.5% on the charges made for such utility services for a period of four years from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2018?

Measure R Educational Parcel Tax -- Belmont-Redwood Shores School District (2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 5,551 / 72.0% Yes votes ...... 2,161 / 28.0% No votes

Without increasing the current tax rate and to maintain excellent student achievement by protecting math, science, reading and writing programs, supporting school libraries, attracting and retaining qualified teachers, and maintaining a well-rounded curriculum, including music and art, shall Belmont-Redwood Shores Elementary School District renew its existing parcel taxes for ten years, with no funds for administrators' salaries, exempting senior citizens and requiring independent citizen oversight, generating funds that cannot be taken by the State to benefit local schools?

Measure S School Bond -- Las Lomitas Elementary School District (55% Approval Required)
Pass: 2,305 / 73.9% Yes votes ...... 812 / 26.1% No votes

To repair and improve aging schools to protect quality academic instruction with funding that cannot be taken by Sacramento, shall Las Lomitas Elementary School District build classrooms for increased student enrollment, update/replace aging classrooms to meet current health/safety codes, renovate heating/electrical systems to save money, support 21st century instructional technology, acquire, repair, construct sites, facilities, equipment by issuing $60,000,000 in bonds at legal rates, with citizens' oversight, no money for administrators, and all funds staying local?

Measure T Business License Tax -- City of Brisbane (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 881 / 77.1% Yes votes ...... 262 / 22.9% No votes

To pay for general municipal expenses, shall the City increase the annual business license tax for liquid storage facilities up to $115.28 per one thousand cubic feet of liquid storage capacity, and provide for an offset for sales tax revenue received?

Measure U Business License Tax -- City of Foster City (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 3,077 / 73.2% Yes votes ...... 1,126 / 26.8% No votes

To pay for general city services enjoyed by all residents and businesses in Foster City, including services such as police, fire, parks, recreation, and repairing and maintaining the levee, lagoon, streets and other infrastructure, shall an ordinance be adopted to increase the City's business license tax effective January 1, 2014?

Measure V Utility Tax -- City of Pacifica (Majority Approval Required)
Fail: 2,575 / 34.1% Yes votes ...... 4,970 / 65.9% No votes

Without raising the current 6.5% rate, and to fund fire protection; emergency services; police protection; Meals on Wheels and other senior citizen services; street, sidewalk and pothole repair; and other essential services, shall an ordinance be adopted to amend the City of Pacifica's Utility Users Tax adding telecommunications services, requiring equal treatment regardless of technology used, maintaining senior exemptions and adding independent citizens oversight, with all funds staying in Pacifica and no funds for Sacramento?

Measure W School Bond -- Menlo Park City School District (55% Approval Required)
Pass: 4,222 / 75.3% Yes votes ...... 1,383 / 24.7% No votes

To support high quality education, avoid student overcrowding at our existing schools as enrollment continues to increase, and renovate and expand educational facilities at the O'Connor Elementary School site planned to reopen in Menlo Park's Willows neighborhood, all as described in the Bond Project List, shall the Menlo Park City School District issue $23 million of bonds at legal interest rates, establish an independent citizens' oversight committee, perform annual audits, and use no bond money for teacher or administrator salaries?

Measure X Parcel Tax -- Town of Atherton (2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 1,466 / 73.4% Yes votes ...... 532 / 26.6% No votes

To continue providing funding to maintain neighborhood police patrols and the Town's ability to respond to emergencies, repairing and maintaining streets, and repairing and constructing storm drains, shall an ordinance be adopted to continue a Special Parcel Tax for four years and allowing for the expenditure of funds derived from such tax?