San Mateo County election results

Assembly District 21: Diane Papan-74% (WINS), Giselle Hale-26%

Assembly District 23: Marc Berman*-73.9% (WINS), Tim Dec-26.1%

San Mateo County supervisor-District 2: Noelia Corzo-50.24%, Charles Stone-49.76%

San Mateo County supervisor-District 3: Ray Mueller-64.18% (WINS), Laura Parmer-Lohan-35.82%

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Belmont mayor: Julia Mates-63.7% (WINS), Warren Lieberman-36.3%

Belmont City Council, District 1: Gina Latimerlo-58.49% (WINS), Michael E. Craig-41.51%

Burlingame City Council, District 5: Peter Stevenson-68.25% (WINS), Rachel Cyr-31.75%

Foster City Council (two seats): Stacy Jimenez-28.15%, Art Kiesel-24.68%, Richa Awasthi*-23.14%, Evan Adams-18.28%, Dave Melchner-5.74%,

Half Moon Bay City Council, District 4: Debbie Ruddock*-50.91% (WINS), Bill Balson-38.77%, David Eblovi-10.32%,

Millbrae City Council, District 2: Angelina Cahalan-58.22% (WINS), Wayne Lee-41.78%,

Millbrae City Council, District 4: Maurice Goodman-79.44% (WINS), Dzuong (Bob) Trung Nguyen (write-in)-20.56%

Redwood City Council, District 2: Margaret Becker-42.09%, Chris Sturken-37.91%, Alison Madden-20%

Redwood City Council, District 6: Diane Howard*-75.69% (WINS), Jerome Madigan-24.31%

San Bruno City Council, District 1: Sandy Alvarez-39.31% (WINS), Jeffrey Tong-29.33%, Jeremy Sarnecky-17.99%, John Strazzarino-13.36%

San Bruno City Council, District 4: Marty Medina*-57.88% (WINS), Auros Harman-42.12%

San Carlos City Council: Sara McDowell*-30.47% (WINS), Adam Rak*-27.76% (WINS), Pranita Venkatesh-20.43% (WINS), John Durkin-14.25%, Alexander Kent-7.08%

San Mateo City Council, District 1: Lisa Diaz Nash-70.13% (WINS), Nick Atkeson-29.87%

San Mateo City Council, District 3: Robert Newsom Jr.-46.39%, Sarah Fields-41.18%, Sergio Zygmunt-12.43%

San Mateo City Council, District 5: Adam Loraine-50.25%, Rod Linhares-49.75%

South San Francisco City Council, District 1: Mark Addiego*-69.16% (WINS), Angelique Presidente-30.4%

South San Francisco City Council, District 5: Eddie Flores*-53.2% (WINS), Tom Carney-36.9%, Brittany Burgo-9.9%

South San Francisco City Clerk: Frank Risso*-67.8% (WINS), Annie K. Lo-32.20%

San Mateo County Harbor District, District 3: Kathryn V. Slater-Carter-58.23% (WINS), Cameron Rolfe-41.77%

Sequoia Healthcare District, Zone A: William Fong-54.5% (WINS), Michael Garb*-45.5%,

Sequoia Healthcare District, Zone E: Gerald “Jerry” Shefren*-55.91% (WINS), Kenneth Loo-44.09%

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San Mateo County Community College District Board of Trustees, Area 2: Mike Guingona-60.66% (WINS), Michael Makstman-39.34%

South San Francisco Unified School District Board of Trustees, Area D: Amanda Anthony-65.56% (WINS), Steven Kassel-34.44%

Sequoia Union High School District, Area A: Amy Koo-56.66% (WINS), Suvarna Bhopale-43.34%

Sequoia Union High School District, Area D: Sathvik Nori-56.31% (WINS), Jo-Ann Byrne Sockolov-43.69%

San Carlos School District, long term (three seats): Sarah Cassanego*-31.65% (WINS), Ben Kornell*-28.2% (WINS), Neil Layton*-25.69% (WINS), Kit Waffle-14.46%

San Carlos School District, short term (two seats): Tracy Park-30.62% (WINS), Sarah Kinahan-29.06% (WINS), Jessica Lynn Rowe-16.66%, David Pollack-14.95%, Rachel Lassman-8.71%

San Mateo-Foster City School District, short term: Ken Chin*-72.64% (WINS), Randi Paynter-27.36%

Belmont-Redwood Shores School District (three seats): April Northrup-31.02% (WINS), Jackee Bruno-24.61%, David Koss-22.37%, Gopal Ratnam-22%

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Measure AA, authorizes the city of South San Francisco to develop, acquire or construct low-rent housing, up to 1% of the total number of existing units, annually for eight years (majority needed): YES 57.47%

Measure BB, limits the terms of the San Bruno City Council and separately elected mayor to no more than 12 consecutive years (majority needed): YES 82.69%

Measure CC, increases the property transfer tax in the city of San Mateo from .5% to 1.5% for sales more than $10 million to raise about $4.8 million (majority needed): YES 71.62%

Measure DD, imposes annual $2.50 per square foot tax on parcels 25,000 square feet or larger to raise $55.9 million annually to pay for child care in South San Francisco (majority needed): NO 56.43%

Measure K, raises hotel tax in city of Belmont from 12% to 14% to raise about $600,000 a year (majority needed): YES 78.78%

Measure N, raises hotel tax in the city of Millbrae from 12% to 14% to generate around $1.5 million per year (majority needed): YES 78.85%

Measure P, amends the charter for Redwood City to shorten the term of mayor from one to two years to allow more councilmembers to serve as mayor (majority needed): YES 62.96%

Measure Z, aligns Redwood City election dates (majority needed): YES 85.72%

Measure T, $436 million bond measure for South San Francisco Unified School District facilities (55% needed): YES 60.57%

Measure X, increases business license fees in the city of Burlingame to ranges between $200 and $750 depending on income, and taxes gross receipts for non-storefront marijuana businesses 5% of gross receipts (majority needed): YES 75.31%

Measure S, Redwood City School District $298 million bond measure (55% needed): YES 56.89%

Measure W, Sequoia Union High School District $591 million bond measure (55% needed): YES 60.94%

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State offices

Governor: Gavin Newsom*-61.4%, Brian Dahle-38.6%

Lieutenant governor: Elani Kounalakis*-61.5%, Angela E. Underwood Jacobs-38.5%

Secretary of state: Shirley Weber-61.7%, Rob Bernosky-38.3%

Controller: Malia M. Cohen-56.8%, Lahnee J. Chen-43.2%

Treasurer: Fiona Ma*-60.8%, Jack Guerrero-39.2%

Attorney general: Rob Bonta-60.8%, Nathan Hochman-39.2%

Insurance commissioner: Ricardo Lara*-61.5%, Robert Howell-38.5%

Superintendent of public instruction: Tony K. Thurmond*-65.8%, Lance Ray Christensen-34.2%

U.S. Senate, full term: Alex Padilla-62.6%, Mark Meuser-37.4%

U.S. Senate, partial term: Alex Padilla-62.4%, Mark Meuser-37.6%

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State propositions (majority needed)

Proposition 1: Amends the California Constitution to expressly include the fundamental right to privacy in personal reproductive decisions. 68.5% YES

Proposition 26: Allows in-person roulette, dice games and sports wagering on tribal lands and sports wagering at race tracks, while imposing new taxes on profits. 70.4% NO

Proposition 27: Allows online and mobile sports wagering outside tribal lands for those over 21, while imposing new taxes on profits. 84% NO

Proposition 28: Provides additional funding for arts and music education in public schools by allocating 1% of already required state and local funding. 63.2% YES

Proposition 29: Requires on-site licensed medical professional at kidney dialysis clinics. 69.8% NO

Proposition 30: Provides funding for programs to reduce air pollution and prevent wildfires by increasing taxes on personal income over $2 million. 57.1% NO

Proposition 31: Referendum on 2020 law to prohibit the retail sale of certain flavored tobacco products. 64.9% YES

(WINS) Election night projected winner, *- incumbent