Combined ballot

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School Board Member; Belmont-Redwood Shores School District (2 Elected)

• Cathy Wright
  3,598 votes 38.4%
• Catherine Bonnar
  3,429 votes 36.6%
• Jim Roskind
  2,352 votes 25.1%

School Board Member; Jefferson Elementary School District (2 Elected)

• Annette K. Hipona
  3,862 votes 43.3%
• Adam Duran
  3,169 votes 35.6%
• Jonathan M. Trawinski
  959 votes 10.8%
• Hitomi Benedetti
  921 votes 10.3%

School Board Member; Millbrae School District (2 Elected)

• Frank Barbaro
  2,991 votes 46.6%
• John J. Lynch
  2,152 votes 33.5%
• Dale W. Buettgenback
  1,275 votes 19.9%

School Board Member; Portola Valley School District (2 Elected)

• Judith Ann Mendelsohn
  921 votes 36.4%
• Steven Humphreys
  817 votes 32.3%
• Brad Turner
  790 votes 31.3%

School Board Member; San Bruno Park School District (2 Elected)

• Kevin J. Martinez
  2,637 votes 33.9%
• Jennifer M. Blanco
  1,983 votes 25.5%
• Christopher P. Kiely
  1,617 votes 20.8%
• Charles J. "Chuck" Zelnik, Jr.
  1,533 votes 19.7%

School Board Member; San Carlos School District (2 Elected)

• Seth A. Rosenblatt
  2,992 votes 38.6%
• Thomas J. Quiggle
  2,534 votes 32.7%
• Sonya L. Sigler
  2,235 votes 28.8%

School Board Member; San Mateo Union High School District (2 Elected)

• Dave Pine
  16,941 votes 33.9%
• Stephen E. Rogers
  12,440 votes 24.9%
• Diane J. Vranes
  11,965 votes 23.9%
• Donald S. Havis
  8,664 votes 17.3%

School Board Member; San Mateo-Foster City School District (2 Elected)

• Colleen Sullivan
  10,670 votes 44.5%
• Mark D. Hudak
  8,000 votes 33.4%
• Gina Kuo
  5,308 votes 22.1%

Special District

Board Member; Broadmoor Police Protection District

• J. Wayne Johnson
  519 votes 66.8%
• Rebecca C. Husted
  258 votes 33.2%

Board Member; Coastside County Water District (3 Elected)

• Ken Coverdell
  2,004 votes 31.8%
• Jim Larimer
  1,886 votes 29.9%
• Bob Feldman
  1,783 votes 28.3%
• Mario M. Vazquez
  634 votes 10.1%

Board Member; Half Moon Bay Fire Protection District (3 Elected)

• Doug Mackintosh
  1,435 votes 18.6%
• John Draper
  1,377 votes 17.9%
• Gregg A. Hosfeldt
  1,328 votes 17.2%
• Bert Silva
  1,287 votes 16.7%
• Jerry C. Donovan
  1,286 votes 16.7%
• Ron Taborski
  813 votes 10.6%
• John J. Szabo
  174 votes 2.3%

Board Member; Los Trancos County Water District (2 Elected)

• Charles Krenz
  186 votes 44.5%
• Mike Ward
  122 votes 29.2%
• Richard Swan
  110 votes 26.3%

Board Member; Menlo Park Fire Protection District (2 Elected)

• Bart Spencer
  4,744 votes 44.4%
• Peter Ohtaki
  4,415 votes 41.3%
• John Osmer
  1,534 votes 14.3%

Board Member; Midcoast Community Council (3 Elected)

• Neil Merrilees
  1,266 votes 29.1%
• Deborah Lardie
  1,050 votes 24.1%
• Leonard D. Woren
  758 votes 17.4%
• Howard Richard Lieberman
  649 votes 14.9%
• Bob Ptacek
  632 votes 14.5%

Board Member; Montara Water and Sanitary District (2 Elected)

• Scott Boyd
  728 votes 36.4%
• Kathryn Slater-Carter
  675 votes 33.8%
• Richard Bulan
  595 votes 29.8%

Board Member; Point Montara Fire Protection District

• Christopher R. Cilia
  744 votes 66.0%
• Vince Williams
  383 votes 34.0%

City Clerk; City of Belmont

• Terri Cook
  3,483 votes 100.0%

City Council Member; City of Belmont (2 Elected)

• David Braunstein
  2,527 votes 33.9%
• Christine Wozniak
  2,157 votes 28.9%
• Jason Born
  1,771 votes 23.8%
• Broderick Page
  999 votes 13.4%

City Treasurer; City of Belmont

• John Violet
  3,503 votes 100.0%

City Council member; City of Brisbane (2 Elected)

• Cyril G. Bologoff
  460 votes 45.1%
• Steven W. Waldo
  368 votes 36.1%
• Roberto F. Martinez
  192 votes 18.8%

City Council member; City of Burlingame (2 Elected)

• Terry Nagel
  2,656 votes 26.5%
• Jerry Deal
  2,304 votes 23.0%
• Russ Cohen
  2,222 votes 22.2%
• Gene Condon
  1,654 votes 16.5%
• Peter Comaroto
  1,183 votes 11.8%

City Council member; City of Foster City (3 Elected)

• Rick Wykoff
  2,635 votes 21.3%
• Linda A. Koelling
  2,578 votes 20.8%
• Art Kiesel
  2,426 votes 19.6%
• Huijun Z. Ring
  2,086 votes 16.9%
• Marcia Cohn-Lyle
  1,066 votes 8.6%
• Stanley E. Roberts
  1,036 votes 8.4%
• Patrick McKinnie
  552 votes 4.5%

City Council Member; City of Millbrae (3 Elected)

• Paul Seto
  1,928 votes 18.5%
• Daniel F. Quigg
  1,756 votes 16.9%
• Marge Colapietro
  1,702 votes 16.4%
• Wayne Jone Lee
  1,635 votes 15.7%
• Richard Dixon
  1,230 votes 11.8%
• Lorrie Kalos-Gunn
  1,209 votes 11.6%
• Ronald Caine
  621 votes 6.0%
• John Darro
  314 votes 3.0%

City Council member; City of Redwood City (4 Elected)

• Barbara Pierce
  5,314 votes 22.0%
• Rosanne Foust
  4,798 votes 19.9%
• Alicia Aguirre
  4,554 votes 18.9%
• Ian Bain
  4,434 votes 18.4%
• Kevin Bondonno
  3,147 votes 13.0%
• Joneen Elisabeth Nielsen
  1,887 votes 7.8%

City Council member; City of San Bruno (2 Elected)

• Irene M. O'Connell
  3,291 votes 38.3%
• Jim Ruane
  3,049 votes 35.5%
• Miguel Araujo
  2,255 votes 26.2%

Mayor; City of San Bruno

• Larry Franzella
  3,970 votes 100.0%

City Council member; City of San Carlos (2 Elected)

• Randy Royce
  3,300 votes 36.5%
• Omar Ahmad
  2,220 votes 24.6%
• John Hoffmann
  2,049 votes 22.7%
• Alex Phillips
  1,463 votes 16.2%

City Clerk; City of San Carlos

• Christine D. Boland
  4,260 votes 100.0%

City Treasurer; City of San Carlos

• Michael J. Galvin
  4,223 votes 100.0%

City Council member; City of San Mateo (2 Elected)

• John Lee
  4,838 votes 26.4%
• Jack Matthews
  4,739 votes 25.8%
• Bertha Sanchez
  3,696 votes 20.2%
• Anne Arnold
  3,040 votes 16.6%
• Pete Tyo
  2,024 votes 11.0%

City Clerk; City of South San Francisco

• Krista Martinelli-Larson
  3,063 votes 47.0%
• Kelly Leonard Teglia
  2,145 votes 32.9%
• Marty Romero
  1,304 votes 20.0%

City Council Member; City of South San Francisco (2 Elected)

• Kevin Mullin
  4,487 votes 40.0%
• Richard Garbarino
  4,254 votes 37.9%
• Kamala Cynthia Silva Wolfe
  2,477 votes 22.1%

Town Council Member; Town of Woodside; District 1

• Ron Romines
  573 votes 100.0%

Town Council Member; Town of Woodside; District 3

• Susan Boynton
  580 votes 100.0%

Town Council Member; Town of Woodside; District 5

• David Burow
  534 votes 100.0%

Town Council Member; Town of Woodside; District 7

• Peter Mason
  546 votes 100.0%

Measure A Burlingame Schools Safety and Repair Measure -- Burlingame School District (Bond Measure - 55% Approval Required)
Pass: 3,650 / 63.9% Yes votes ...... 2,062 / 36.1% No votes

To maintain excellent local schools, fix leaky deteriorated roofs, improve fire safety, repair and upgrade classrooms, heating/ventilation systems for energy efficiency, and update science, computer, and instructional technology, shall Burlingame Elementary School District issue $48.3 million of bonds at legal rates to renovate, acquire, construct, repair, and equip local neighborhood schools, sites, and facilities, with required independent financial audits, citizens' oversight and no money for administrators' salaries?

Measure B Business License Tax -- City of South San Francisco (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 4,865 / 73.0% Yes votes ...... 1,800 / 27.0% No votes

To provide needed funding for general city services, including police, fire, street and park maintenance, and library programs, shall an ordinance be adopted increasing the annual business license tax for most business types, resulting in a $10 per employee annual increase for most businesses, and automatically adjusting all business license tax rates annually for inflation?

Measure C Ordinance -- City of South San Francisco (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 4,205 / 63.5% Yes votes ...... 2,420 / 36.5% No votes

Shall an ordinance be adopted establishing an eight percent tax on commercial parking that would be imposed only as an alternative to the existing eight percent business license tax on commerical parking facilities?

Measure D Ordinance -- City of Redwood City (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 5,738 / 80.0% Yes votes ...... 1,438 / 20.0% No votes

Shall Ordinance No. 2316 be adopted to reduce the rate of Redwood City's utility users' tax on telecommunication and video services from 5% to 4%; to modernize the telecommunication and video service definitions so that taxpayers are treated the same regardless of technology used; which tax has been used to maintain the city's storm drain system, repair and replacement of broken sidewalks and repaving of city streets with all expenditures subject to annual aduit and to ratify and approve the past collection of the Tax?

Measure E Charter Amendment -- City of Redwood City (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 5,807 / 81.1% Yes votes ...... 1,355 / 18.9% No votes

Shall specified sections of the City Charter be amended to extend the term of office of planning commissioner and library board member from three (3) years to four (4) years and to reduce the term of office of port members from five (5) years to four (4) years?

Measure F General Tax -- City of San Bruno (Majority Approval Required)
Fail: 2,570 / 49.1% Yes votes ...... 2,667 / 50.9% No votes

To enhance public services and city facilities - such as maintaining police, fire, paramedic, and disaster preparedness; building a new public library with disabled access and space for childrens' programs; and maintaining and improving streets and sidewalks, recreational facilities, and senior programs - and for other general city purposes, shall the City of San Bruno be authorized to enact a half-cent sales tax, with all proceeds placed in the City's general fund, and with an independent citizens' oversight committee?

Measure G Appropriations Limit -- Menlo Park Fire Protection District (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 4,594 / 73.6% Yes votes ...... 1,646 / 26.4% No votes

Shall the appropriations limit applicable to the Menlo Park Fire Protection District, currently set at $25,000,000 pursuant to Measure O approved by the electors of the district on November 7, 2006, increase to $40,000,000 for a period of four years from the date of the election?

Measure H Fire Protection, Fire Prevention, and Emergency Medical Responses Services Special Tax -- Colma Fire Protection District (2/3 Approval Required)
634 / 67.1% Yes votes ...... 311 / 32.9% No votes

To provide fire protection, fire prevention, emergency medical response services and all other authorized District activities, shall Resolution 2007/2008-01 of the Colma Fire Protection District, replacing the present special tax on real property with a new special tax commencing July 1, 2008, at the rate specified in the tax schedule and annually reviewed, with exemptions for residents 65 and older and for certain property exempted by law, and increasing the appropriations limit of the District each year by an amount equal to the levy of the tax for that year be approved?