AHS 2022 Midterm Election Simulation Results
(These are NOT the results of the actual election; to see those results click here)
PARTICIPATION: Frosh Sophomores Juniors Seniors Total
117 (29%) 84 (21%) 49 (12 %) 157 (38%) 407
RESULTS (Number following name is how many votes were cast):
Statewide Races : Local Races: State Propositions:
Governor: US Congress, District 10: Proposition 1 (abortion amendment):
Brian Dahle (R): 68 Mark DeSaulnier (D): 324 Yes: 381
Gavin Newsom (D): 332 Michael Ernest Kerr (Gr): 64 No: 24
No Answer: 7 No Answer: 19 No Answer: 2
US Senate: State Assembly, District 16: Proposition 26 (in-person betting on tribal lands):
Mark Meuser (R): 43 Rebecca Bauer Kahan (D): 312 Yes: 237
Alex Padilla (D): 352 Joseph Rubay (R): 64 No: 163
No Answer: 12 No Answer: 31 No Answer: 7
Superintendent of Public Instruction: CC County Clerk-Recorder: Proposition 27 (online sports wagering):
Lance Ray Christensen: 98 Kristin Braun Connelly: 209 Yes: 161
Tony Thurmond: 261 Vicki Gordon: 151 No: 239
No Answer: 48 No Answer: 47 No Answer: 7
Proposition 28 (Funding for arts education):
Yes: 336 No: 65
No Answer: 6
Proposition 30 (reduce air pollution/wildfire by increased tax on high incomes):
Yes: 242 No: 155
No Answer: 10
Proposition 31 (prohibit sale of flavored tobacco products):
Yes: 300 No: 103
No Answer: 4
Acalanes School Board (3 positions):
Jennifer Chen: 302 Nancy Kendzierski (Incumbent): 237 Christopher Severson (Incumbent): 221
Clayton Gardner: 98 Gabe Ledeen: 69 Renee Nowac: 59 Mark Woolway: 53
Lafayette School Board (3 positions):
Katy Foreman: 278 Dave Smith (Incumbent): 239 Rob Sturm (Incumbent): 226
Sarah Lind: 107 Robb McSorley: 84 Neils Larsen: 82
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