The following are all early results. Outcomes are expected to change as more votes arrive and are counted.
Palo Alto City Council, top three to be elected. They were Bryna Chang (7,021), Ed Lauing (6,583) and Vicki Veenker (6,559). In fourth was Yu “Yudy” Deng (3,867), Brian Hamachek (1,928) and three other candidates, none of whom had more than 1,500 votes.
Palo Alto school board, top two to be elected. Linda Henigin, 7,678; Avery Wang, 6,787; John Craig, 5,352.
Menlo Park City Council, District 1. Wonman Lee, 288; James Rohr, 93.
Menlo Park City Council, District 2. Drew Combs, 565; Vamsi Velagapudi, 549.
Menlo Park City Council, District 4. Laura Melahn, 760; Charlotte Reed, 438.
San Carlos City Council, three to be elected. Sara McDowell, 4,288; Adam Rak, 4,120; Pranita Venkatesh, 3,682; Mark Iwanowski, 2,102.
Los Altos Council District 2 — Anky van Deursen is leading former councilwoman Lynette Lee Eng, 723 to 587.
Mountain View City Council race, three to be elected, IdaRose Sylvester leads with 4,528 followed by Silja Paymer at 3,732 and Robert Cox with 3,674. Behind them were Erik Poicon, Paul Donahue, James Kuszmaul, Alex Amoroso and Samuel Ali.
For the Valley Water board District 7 seat, Pete Dailey had 22,167 votes to 16,347 for incumbent Rebecca Eisenberg.
In the Area 4 seat for the Foothill-Deanza Community College District seat, Bill Wilson was ahead of Liang Chao, 6,106 to 4,026.
Los Altos school board, three to be elected. Bryan Harvey Johnson, 5,188; Vaishali “Shali” Sirkay, 4,716; Brandon Stroy, 4,238; David Poll, 3,995.
Mountain View Whisman School District, two to be elected. Devon Conley, 4,577; William Lambert, 3,763; Sundar Subbarayan, 2,708; Quintin Riis, 2,005.
Measure D, Los Altos Parking Plaza Ordinance, No 4,154; Yes 2,775.
Measure F, Mountain View Hotel Tax, Yes 7,898; No 2,030.
Measure J, Palo Alto half-cent sales tax for Cubberley purchase, Yes 6,013; No 5,754.
Measure K, San Carlos School District (two-thirds approval required). Yes, 4,071, 69.95%; No, 1,749, 30.05%.
Measure Y, Belmont (majority required). No, 2,552; Yes, 2,073.
Measure O, East Palo Alto City Hall (two-thirds approval required). Yes, 1,179, 73.83%; No, 418, 26.17%.
Measure CC, East Palo Alto Term Limits, Yes, 1,108; No, 472.
Measure P, Menlo Park parking lots. No, 2,886; Yes, 2668.
Measure N, Portola Valley real estate sales tax. Yes, 822; No, 459.
Measure E, Redwood City rent control. No, 6,523; Yes, 4,669.
Measure G, San Carlos sales tax (majority required). Yes, 3,543; No, 2,803.
Sequoia Union High School District board, Area A: Amy Koo, 4,436; Alon Shiran, 2,236.
Sequoia Union High School District board, Area D: Michael Dekshenieks, 4,442; Sathvik Nori, 469.
Menlo Park City School District, vote for three. Maya Herstein, 2,853; Sherwin Chen, 2,607; Jed Scolnick, 2,391; Andrew Barnes, 1,752.
San Carlos School Board, vote for three. Boris Lipkin, 3,826; Megha Chawla, 3,474; Shivani Tripathi, 2,706; Richard F. Wahl, 1,974.
San Mateo County Board of Supervisors. Juslyn Manalo, 8,008; Mark Nagales, 7,122.
East Palo Alto City Council member, two to be elected. Rubin Abrica, 582; Ofelia Bello, 582; Sam Jimenez, 424; Michael Mashack, 396; Deborah Lewis-Virges, 316; Holifa Windom, 275; Gail Wilk Dixon, 167.
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