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MONO COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS

  • by Lara Kirkner
  • in News
  • — 3 Nov, 2010

Slightly more than 70 percent of Mono County residents voted in the Nov. 2 election either in person or by mail. A total of 4,445 votes were counted by the elections office on Tuesday night.

In the race for Mono County Superior Court Judge, Mark Magit walked away with victory over Randy Gephart with 2,186 votes versus Gephart’s 1,895.

Bob Tems and Matthew Baumann were the people’s choice for the Eastern Sierra Unified School District Board. The two men soundly beat out incumbents Randy Gilbert and Ann Aylesworth.

In the battle of the two Tims, it was Hansen that walked away with the victory for District 4 Supervisor.

Brent Peterson nabbed nearly half of the votes for the first Mammoth Lakes Fire Commissioner seat up for grabs while incumbent Richard Good held on to the other.

Dennis Crunk slid into one of the seats for the Southern Mono Healthcare District Board, while incumbent Jack Copeland took the second.

Howard “Buck” McKeon kept his place as the U.S. Representative for California’s 25th congressional district while Ken Cooley beat out Ted Gaines for District 1 State Senator in the Primary vote. (Note: Gaines did, however, top Cooley statewide; the two will face off in January during the final Special Election for the seat.)  For U.S. Senator, Mono County voters preferred Carly Fiorina.

According to a slight majority of Mono County voters, Meg Whitman should be governor over Jerry Brown. Whitman received 2,065 votes, Brown 1,992.

Mono County voters also believed that Proposition 19 should be approved, but Prop 21 should not.

For the entire election results visit Mono County’s election’s page and click on the links just above the American flag.

According to Mono County Clerk Lynda Roberts, provisional applications will be reviewed on Nov. 3 so that they can be processed on the morning of Nov. 4. Election results will be deemed final once these ballots have been accounted for.

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— Lara Kirkner

Lara Kirkner is the editor of The Sheet.

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2 Comments

  1. Greg Fesko says:
    November 7, 2012 at 12:02 pm

    I’m happy and sad all at the same time. I’m happy that my brother Tim didn’t get elected as Mono County District 4 Supervisor. Knowing my brother and if I was still living in the area I couldn’t honestly cast my vote for him. I really know what kind of person he is and the words honesty and integrity don’t really come to mind. I’m happy that the wonderful people living in District 4 made the right choice in voting for the other Tim. I’m also deeply saddened that I couldn’t feel somewhat sorry for his loss in the election. It makes me sick to know that I’ve lost a brother over greed and betrayal. Perhaps some day the rift could be healed but only time will tell.

  2. too funny says:
    November 9, 2012 at 4:23 pm

    Greg,

    You may want to read the current article before you comment. Your brother did win the election this time around.

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