From the Daily Bulletin web site, with 100% of the precincts reporting, here are the results:
POMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL - GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER
ANDREW S WONG | 3,014 | 20 | |
ROBERTA A PERLMAN | 2,897 | 19.22 | |
ADRIENNE K MACKLIN | 2,309 | 15.32 | |
JOHN J AVILA | 2,186 | 14.5 | |
FRANK C GUZMAN | 1,914 | 12.7 | |
HANK MOLLET | 1,768 | 11.73 | |
ROBERT S TORRES | 985 | 6.53 |
Registration | 59,473 |
Precincts Reporting | 39 |
Total Precincts | 39 |
% Precincts Reporting | 100 |
For the one-year seat, it was:
POMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL - GBM TERM ENDS 12/11
Candidate | Votes | Percent | |
JASON A ROTHMAN | 2,113 | 36.16 | |
STEVE LUSTRO | 1,984 | 33.96 | |
NANCY A MATARRITA | 1,746 | 29.88 |
Registration | 59,473 |
Precincts Reporting | 39 |
Total Precincts | 39 |
% Precincts Reporting | 100 |
Noting that there are 59,473 registered voters in the school district (different than the city), that means that there was a 9.25% turnout of voting (5843 votes cast).
So, do we see any trends? I note that with Jason Rothman's election that he only beat incumbent Steve Lustro by 129 votes. I, personally, would tend to attribute that to the strong effort made by the teacher's union on his behalf. However, taking into consideration Wong's strong showing, I might also conclude that it might have been a strong indication of voting from South Pomona (Phillips Ranch) and Diamond Bar areas of the district.
The poor showing by Robert Torres, despite a strong push by Assemblywoman Norma Torres via robocalls and a lot of signage, might indicate that there was apathy in North Pomona, and that not getting the teachers' endorsement hurt as well.
But how influential were the teachers? Only two of the people that they endorsed (Rothman and Pearlman) won, while their arch nemesis, Wong, won handily.
Oh, and if you're interested, the Mt. Sac Board race was:
MT SAN ANTONIO COMM COLL - GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER
Candidate | Votes | Percent | |
JUDY CHEN HAGGERTY | 26,403 | 42.34 | |
DAVID K HALL | 24,538 | 39.35 | |
JOHN MENDOZA | 11,419 | 18.31 |
Registration | 340,701 |
Precincts Reporting | 245 |
Total Precincts | 245 |
% Precincts Reporting | 100 |
So Water Board Commissioner, and perennial candidate for Mt. Sac Board, John Mendoza was once again rejected.
8 comments:
One wonders how long Robert Torres will stay on the board of the V.P.D.
It's not the political career jump starter Norma must have thought it was.
Thanks for the quick update!
Disappointed Mollet didn't win. Hope he'll be willing to serve our fair city in other ways in the future.
I agree Pride.... I think the district has missed out by not having Hank Mollet elected to the board.
He seemed like a great candidate and recieved my vote.
Mark
Yeah...it's too bad hank didn't make it. I really liked the guy.
I agree, Hank was a choice of mine and I liked things that he had to say. Can't say much more about my disappointment in some of the results...I still have a house to rebuild in this town.
ciao
Thanks for your continued support.
I am considering running again in two years. Hopefully, I have learned enough in this campaign to run a more effective one then.
Wow, 985 people voted for Robert Torres....
Maybe his classmates in elementary school? ;-)
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