SAN DIEGO COUNTY - News from Nov. 7, 1996

Key to Election Tables

* An asterisk (*) denotes an incumbent candidate; a dagger (**) denotes an appointed incumbent.

* A double dagger (***) indicates a race in a district shared by two or more counties. For that reason, individual tables do not reflect the total vote.

* Elected candidates and approved measures--or those leading with 99% of precincts reporting--are in bold type. Results are not official and could be affected by absentee ballots.

Party affiliation is indicated in parentheses:

(A) American Independent

(D) Democrat

(G) Green

(I) Independent

(L) Libertarian

(M) Reform

(N) Natural Law

(P) Peace and Freedom

(R) Republican

* Vote percentages may not add to 100% due to rounding. 0% means returns were unavailable or only absentee ballots had been counted.

* District locations are identified by county. In Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego and Ventura counties, they are identified by community.

* Write-in candidates and uncontested local races are not included in the tables.

Board of Education

District 1

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

John Witt: 77,908 (55%)

Ann Armstrong: 63,736 (45%)

Countywide

Measures

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

A--Regional Library Authority library tax.

Requires two-thirds vote

Yes: 428,929 (59%)

No: 296,262 (41%)

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

B--Charter amendment. Change positions from classified to unclassified.

Yes: 372,006 (58%)

No: 270,228 (42%)

Carlsbad

City Council

2 Elected

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Ann Kulchin*: 12,113 (28%)

Ramona Finnila*: 9,323 (22%)

Hope Wrisley: 7,863 (18%)

Robert Payne: 4,739 (11%)

William S. Jubb: 3,802 (9%)

John Moffat: 3,226 (8%)

Tom Gallup: 1,559 (4%)

Chula Vista

City Council

Seat No. 3

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

John Moot**: 17,937 (50%)

Dennis Rowley: 17,895 (50%)

Seat No. 4

0% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Mary Salas: 20,101 (55%)

Jim Cartmill: 16,377 (45%)

Coronado

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Mayor

Thomas J. Smisek: 3,797 (53%)

Mary Herron*: 2,959 (41%)

Violet Devoe: 413 (6%)

City Council

2 Elected

Ruth K. Schmidt: 3,232 (27%)

Al Ovrom Jr.: 3,129 (26%)

Chuck Marks: 2,946 (25%)

Bill Sturgeon: 2,707 (23%)

Measure

J--Transient occupancy tax.

Yes: 4,921 (71%)

No: 1,991 (29%)

Del Mar

Measures

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

K--Schedule for regular municipal elections.

Remain in April of even year: 523 (24%)

Consolidate with State Primary: 248 (11%)

Consolidate with State General: 1,398 (65%)

L--(Advisory) Municipal elections by mail ballots.

Yes: 373 (19%)

No: 1,648 (82%)

El Cajon

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

City Council

3 Elected

W. E. McClellan*: 9,110 (17%)

Mark Lewis*: 7,729 (15%)

Dick Ramos*: 6,593 (12%)

Richard Campbell: 6,107 (12%)

Michael R. Cartwright Sr.: 4,515 (9%)

Bob Durrant: 4,483 (9%)

Joe Stevens: 4,318 (8%)

Jerry Cox: 3,558 (7%)

Ron Milanovich: 2,056 (4%)

Ken Becht: 1,731 (3%)

Donald Lee Fason: 1,571 (3%)

Paul N. Orlando: 1,213 (2%)

Measure

M--Repeal ordinance pertaining to business license tax increases.

Yes: 9,443 (46%)

No: 11,041 (54%)

Encinitas

City Council

3 Elected

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

James Bond*: 9,299 (18%)

Chuck Duvivier*: 7,703 (15%)

Sheila S. Cameron: 7,642 (15%)

Christy Guerin: 6,709 (13%)

Mike Andreen: 6,482 (13%)

Gail Hano*: 6,128 (12%)

Beth A. Stone: 3,203 (6%)

Bill Quinn: 2,077 (4%)

Bob Weaver: 2,029 (4%)

Escondido

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Mayor

Sid Hollins*: 13,035 (50%)

Glen Brush: 12,872 (50%)

City Council

3 Elected

Lori Holt Pfeiler*: 11,706 (18%)

Keith E. Beier: 9,747 (15%)

June Rady: 9,180 (14%)

Keith Battle: 7,553 (11%)

Marie Waldron: 6,702 (10%)

Elmer C. Cameron*: 6,667 (10%)

Rick Foster*: 5,829 (9%)

Richard Sardo Jr.: 3,722 (6%)

Gerald Lenhard: 3,393 (5%)

Saul Silven: 2,213 (3%)

Treasurer

Kenneth C. Hugins*: 12,103 (52%)

Patricia Kay Walker: 11,363 (48%)

Measures

N--Extend term of mayor from two to four years.

Yes: 14,143 (53%)

No: 12,546 (47%)

O--Amend mobilehome rent protection ordinance.

Yes: 12,013 (48%)

No: 13,234 (52%)

P--Increase the transient occupancy tax to 10%.

Yes: 13,940 (56%)

No: 11,060 (44%)

Imperial Beach

City Council

2 Elected

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Diane Rose*: 3,382 (40%)

Mayda Winter: 2,015 (24%)

Ted Powers: 1,776 (21%)

Harold E. Becker: 1,278 (15%)

La Mesa

City Council

2 Elected

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Ruth Sterling*: 9,059 (30%)

Donna Alm*: 8,703 (29%)

Kent A. Schwartz: 4,691 (16%)

Tony Cortes: 4,003 (13%)

Rick Reese: 3,413 (11%)

National City

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

City Council

2 Elected

Ralph Inzunza*: 4,382 (36%)

Ron Morrison*: 3,610 (29%)

Fred Soto: 2,187 (18%)

Alfonso Hernandez: 1,563 (13%)

Clayborn Vaughn Swanson: 616 (5%)

City Clerk

Michael R. Dalla: 3,399 (53%)

Susie Boyer: 3,057 (47%)

Oceanside

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Mayor

Dick Lyon*: 14,459 (38%)

Samuel E. Williamson: 10,083 (27%)

Gwen K. Price: 7,876 (21%)

Carol R. McCauley: 5,656 (15%)

City Council

2 Elected

Terry Warren Johnson*: 13,528 (20%)

Colleen O’Harra*: 11,377 (17%)

Mary E. Azevedo: 6,879 (10%)

Joe Colannino: 6,648 (10%)

D. P. Harville: 6,168 (9%)

James Bartley: 4,733 (7%)

Penny Keefer: 4,524 (7%)

Michael R. A. Stenson: 3,628 (5%)

Ralph Caballero: 3,481 (5%)

Rick Kratcoski: 2,636 (4%)

Mike Lucas: 2,192 (3%)

Edward L. Robinson: 1,193 (2%)

Treasurer

Rosemary R. Jones*: 25,063 (76%)

Joseph T. Gallagher: 7,831 (24%)

Measure

R--Adopt proposed charter.

Yes: 14,418 (41%)

No: 20,996 (59%)

Poway

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

City Council

2 Elected

Bob Emery: 9,379 (32%)

Jay Goldby: 7,314 (25%)

Merrilee Boyack: 5,231 (18%)

Peggy Collette: 2,586 (9%)

Katrina Pavin: 1,763 (6%)

Ed Malone: 1,687 (6%)

Gary R. Vineyard: 909 (3%)

John D. Gonnerman: 411 (1%)

Measure

S--Amend Municipal code regarding horses and other large animals.

Yes: 3,078 (19%)

No: 13,514 (81%)

San Diego

Measures

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

C--Charter amendment. Library endowment and construction fund.

Yes: 158,394 (53%)

No: 140,191 (47%)

D--Charter amendment. Health insurance benefits for retired city employees.

Yes: 204,335 (72%)

No: 79,980 (28%)

E--Designate Seabreeze Farm as Planned Urbanizing.

Yes: 159,827 (58%)

No: 118,359 (43%)

F--Designate 13 acres of North City as Planned Urbanizing.

Yes: 87,170 (31%)

No: 195,685 (69%)

G--Designate 33 acres of North City as Planned Urbanizing.

Yes: 81,497 (29%)

No: 200,971 (71%)

H--Designate Torrey Highlands as Planned Urbanizing.

Yes: 154,493 (54%)

No: 133,626 (46%)

San Marcos

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

City Council

2 Elected

Hal Martin: 5,853 (25%)

Vince Andrade: 5,522 (23%)

Lee B. Thibadeau: 5,141 (22%)

Patrice Lee: 4,506 (19%)

Mary Lejeune: 2,896 (12%)

Measure

T--Resident review and approval of mobilehome park R&R.;

Yes: 7,427 (59%)

No: 5,090 (41%)

Santee

Mayor

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Jack E. Dale*: 9,928 (60%)

Jim Romine: 6,580 (40%)

City Council

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Randy Voepel: 6,957 (45%)

Steve Green: 4,306 (28%)

Sally Holshouser: 3,122 (20%)

Ken Fox: 1,098 (7%)

Solana Beach

City Council

3 Elected

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Marion B. Dodson*: 3,321 (24%)

Joe Kellejian*: 3,181 (23%)

Teresa Renteria*: 3,019 (22%)

David Marston: 2,658 (19%)

Dennis Devore: 1,073 (8%)

Sanford Whiting II: 792 (6%)

Vista

City Council

2 Elected

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%)

Ted Cole*: 8,322 (27%)

Dick Cooke: 7,055 (23%)

Mary Lou Clift: 5,353 (17%)

Paul V. L. Campo: 4,422 (14%)

Jerry Mitchell: 3,018 (10%)

Eugene R. Asmus: 2,927 (9%)

Contributing to The Times’ election coverage:

* Technical assistance: Systems architect Victor I. Pulver, systems analyst Stephen Bergens.

* Compiled by: Times editorial researchers Nona Yates and Tracy Thomas.

* Contributing: Jim Angius, Lilia Beebe, John Bryan, Wendy Cota, Sheila Howard, Cecilia Rasmussen, Jenny Crowe, Susan Gil, John Hernandez, Adrienne Lynch, John Malnic, Roshawn Mathias, Elsa Miralrio, Carlos Santana, Tomas Torres, Rachel Vargas and Cynthia Viers.

Sources: Election returns provided by the office of the secretary of state, county registrars of voters and the Associated Press.