Final results from the 2020 Primary elections are yet to be finalized but by Wednesday morning the San Diego County Registrar of Voters had counted enough votes to offer a glimpse as to which candidates and measures were on their way to victory. Below are the results as of press time, with the number of votes followed by a percentage breakdown The next election is Nov. 3.
50th Congressional District
After a December guilty plea in federal court to misusing campaign funds, Duncan Hunter opted not to run for another term in Congress. The top two vote winners in the race move on to a November general election.
•Ammar Campa Najjar
38,768 votes/ 34.93%
• Darrell Issa
26,529 votes/ 23.90%
• Carl DeMaio
23,624 votes/ 21.29%
• Brian Jones
12,550 votes/ 11.31%
• Marisa Calderon
5,320 votes/ 4.79%
• Nathan “Nate” Wilkins
2,213 votes/ 1.99%
• Jose Cortes
695 votes/ 0.63%
• Helen Horvath
617 votes/ 0.56%
• Henry Ota
470 votes/ 0.42%
• Lucinda KWH Jahn
202 votes/ 0.18%
STATE ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT 71
The top two vote winners in the race move on to a November general election.
• Randy Voepel
44,478 votes/ 63.28%
• Liz “Elizabeth” Lavertuliz”
25,811 votes/ 36.72%
Grossmont-Cuyamaca College District Trustee Area 3
• Julie Schorr
6,071 votes/ 74.76%
• Bartosz “Bartek” Murawski
2,050votes/ 25.24%
Grossmont-Cuyamaca College District Trustee Area 3
• Julie Schorr
6,071 votes/ 74.76%
• Bartosz “Bartek” Murawski
2,050votes/ 25.24%
Grossmont-Cuyamaca College District Trustee Area 4
• Elena Adams
8,992 votes/ 56.81%
• Jordan Gascon
6,835 votes/ 43.19%
SAN DIEGO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS District 2
Longtime County Supervisor Diane Jacob is termed out, leaving her seat open to a runoff between the top two finalists.
• Joel Anderson
38,025 votes/ 37.47%
• Steve Vaus
33,349 votes/ 32.87%
• Kenya Taylor
23,350 votes/ 23.01%
• Brian Sesko
6,747 votes/ 6.65%
STATE PROPOSITION 13
Authorizes $15 billion in state general obligation bonds for construction and modernization of public education facilities.
• No
276,192 votes/ 56.84%
• Yes
209,710 votes/ 43.16%
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
MEASURE a
Shall this initiative be adopted for the purpose of amending the San Diego County General Plan to require voter approval for General Plan amendments that increase residential density for property designated by the General Plan as Semi-Rural or Rural?
• No 241,880 votes/ 51%
• Yes 232,427 votes/ 49%
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
MEASURE B
Shall the San Diego County General Plan Amendment PDS2015-GPA-15-001 approved by the Board of Supervisors for the development of the Newland Sierra Project, be approved? The existing General Plan allows 99 homes and up to 2,000,000 square feet of commercial with open space. General Plan Amendment PDS2015-GPA-15-001 would authorize up to 2,199 homes and 1,777,684 square feet of commercial. The approved Newland Sierra Project includes a planned community of 2,135 homes, a school site, 81,000 square feet of retail, 36 acres of parks and 1,209 acres of open space
• No
241,880 votes/ 51%
• Yes 232,427 votes/ 49%
CAJON VALLEY UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
To upgrade fire alarms and emergency communication systems; replace aging portables with permanent classrooms throughout the District; and qualify the District for state matching funds; shall Cajon Valley Union School District’s measure authorizing $220 million of bonds be adopted with legal rates, yearly average levies less than $26 per $100,000 of assessed valuation while bonds are outstanding (generating an average of $12.1 million dollars per year), annual audits, independent oversight and no estimated increase in current tax rates?
• Bonds No
12,301 votes/ 55.65%
• Bonds Yes
9,803/ 44.35%
Lakeside union
school district
To increase student safety and school security; repair aging classrooms and schools including outdated plumbing, electrical wiring, roofs and heating/ air conditioning; replace portables with permanent classrooms; renovate classrooms and qualify for State matching funds, shall Lakeside Union School District’s measure authorizing $33 million of bonds with annual audits, legal rates, projected yearly levies less than $0.03 per $100 of assessed valuation while bonds are outstanding (generating $2.2 million per year) and taxpayer oversight be approved?
• Bonds No
4,593 votes/ 60.23%
• Bonds Yes
3,033 votes/ 39.77%
