The city clerk position is an elected office in the city of Tustin, but council members voted to give residents the chance to change that.
Tag: Election 2010
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Top Stories
Final Tally Shows 30 Percent of County Voters Cast Primary Ballots
The local turnout mirrored the statewide pattern — just 31.2 percent of all California registered voters either went to the polls or turned in an absentee ballot.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories
The Tea Party Gets Hardwired into Orange County GOP
Nearly a dozen tea party activists were elected to Republican Central Committee Tuesday. One sitting committee member calls the new configuration a ‘wake-up call.’
Posted inInvestigative, Politics & Elections
Mission Viejo’s ‘Right to Vote’ Initiative Dead But Will Rise Again, Supporters Vow
Voters rejected the initiative, which would have largely taken zoning decisions out of the city council’s hands. But Dale Tyler, one of the initiative’s authors, says there will be other opportunities to get such a measure passed.
Posted inInvestigative, Politics & Elections
More Than a Third of OC Primary Ballots Have Not Been Counted
Officials don’t anticipate big changes in results. That being said, about 170,000 votes are still outstanding.
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Is the Anti-Immigrant Bus Running Out of Gas?
Although “rule of law” and other such resolutions seem to be in vogue in Orange County, Tuesdays vote wasn’t too kind to anti-illegal immigration candidates like Steve Poizner and Bill Hunt.
Posted inInvestigative, Politics & Elections
Nelson Wins Supervisor Seat, Will Face November Runoff
Fullerton Councilman will take over seat vacated by Chris Norby and go up against Harry Sidhu in November runoff. Meanwhile, Democrats wonder what could have been.
Posted inInvestigative, Politics & Elections
Williams Easily Wins Another Term as Public Administrator
Public Administrator/Public Guardian John Williams walks to victory with 57 percent of Tuesday’s vote.
Posted inGovernment
Treasurer Headed for Runoff
Two and a half percentage points separate Keith Rodenhuis and Shari Freidenrich in the race for Orange County Treasurer/Tax Collector.
Posted inCountywide, Politics & Elections, Top Stories
Sheriff Sandra Hutchens Sweeps to Victory
No longer the ‘appointed’ sheriff, Hutchens dominates the three-way race — winning 52 percent of the vote.
