Results are in for the Pasadena Unified school board elections that took place Tuesday. See results below.
Sierra Madre residents did not have a vote in any of the races because since the Measure A districting measure passed last June, district voters only vote for one candidate representing a geographical sub-district instead of voting for a full slate of at-large candidates (a majority of Sierra Madre voters opposed Measure A).
Still, each board member will have a say in deciding PUSD policies that will affect Sierra Madre.
Each candidate that earned 51 percent or more of the vote was declared a winner. Races where all candidates received less than that percentage will result in a run-off election April 16 between the two candidates that received the two highest percentages of votes.
Take a look at the results and tell us what you think in the comments section below.
Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education
District 1
CANDIDATE
VOTES
PERCENT (%)
Kimberly Kenne*
1035
71.8
Dean Cooper
405
28.1
District 3 (Runoff Election to take place between Hueso and Hampton)
CANDIDATE
VOTES
PERCENT (%)
Guillermo Arce
76
5.0
Tyron Hampton*
559
36.8
Ruben Hueso*
756
49.9
Deirdra Duncan
124
8.1
District 5
CANDIDATE
VOTES
PERCENT (%)
Elizabeth Pomeroy*
1077
68.9
Stella Murga
484
31.0
District 7
CANDIDATE
VOTES
PERCENT (%)
Scott Phelps*
2002
61.5
Luis Carlos Ayala
1252
38.4
What do you think of these results? Share your thoughts below.
