Diane Dixon and Katrina Foley Proceed to Runoff for Orange County Board of Supervisors
Elections for offices in 26 of California's most-populous counties are detailed below.
The elections occurred today in California for county positions in 26 of the state’s most-populous counties. That includes Alameda, Contra Costa, Fresno, Kern, Los Angeles, Marin, Merced, Monterey, Orange, Placer, Riverside, Sacramento, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Francisco, San Joaquin, San Luis Obispo, San Mateo, Santa Barbara, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Tulare, and Ventura Counties. Separate posts will be covering the primaries for federal races, statewide executive offices, both chambers of the state legislature, and mayoral seats.
In California, all candidates compete on the same ballot today with the top two finishers advancing to the general election. Unlike the races for statewide, federal, and legislative positions, a candidate for a county office can be elected outright today by achieving a 50%+1 majority. In that case, a second round of voting won’t be required this fall. These offices are officially nonpartisan as well.
For the county positions in California’s main population centers requiring a second round, those elections will take place on November 3, 2026.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Elisa Marquez won with 68.8% (35,790) against Bay Area Rapid Transit director Liz Ames with 17.6% (9,170) and business executive Rohan Marfatia with 13.6% (7,086). 52,046 votes counted.
For District 3, incumbent Lena Tam won unopposed.
Alameda County Officials:
For District Attorney (special), appointed incumbent Ursula Jones Dickson won with 64.7% (221,000) against former District Attorney Pamela Price with 25.2% (86,071) and attorney Gopal Krishan with 10.1% (34,649). 341,720 votes counted.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Alysse Castro won unopposed.
Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors:
For District 1, incumbent John Gioia won unopposed.
For District 4, incumbent Ken Carlson won unopposed.
Contra Costa County Officials:
For Assessor, Assistant Assessor Vince Robb won with 67.2% (179,216) against systems engineer Nick Spinner with 23.3% (62,283) and business owner Kismat Kathrani with 9.5% (25,399). 266,898 votes counted.
For Auditor-Controller, Assistant Auditor-Controller Peter Karumbi won with 78.4% (193,039) against finance director Deepika Naharas with 21.6% (53,210). 246,249 votes counted.
For Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Kristin Braun Connelly won with 86.7% (226,584) against business owner Pratima Sonavne with 13.3% (34,713). 261,297 votes counted.
For Superintendent of Schools, Brentwood USD superintendent Dana Eaton won with 71.5% (178,652) against Antioch USD president Jag Lathan with 28.5% (71,298). 249,950 votes counted.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Daniel Mierzwa won unopposed.
Fresno County Board of Supervisors:
For District 1, Fresno city councilmember Mike Karbassi and Kerman mayor Maria Pacheco will advance with 33.7% (6,928) and 28.2% (5,806) against community advocate Omar Hernandez with 11.5% (2,361), former State Center Community College trustee Eric Payne with 11.4% (2,352), Mendota USD member Lupe Flores with 9.4% (1,946), and Firebaugh city councilmember Felipe Perez with 5.8% (1,193). 20,586 votes counted.
For District 4, former Sheriff Margaret Mims won with 63.5% (14,608) against Parlier mayor Alma Beltran with 12.1% (2,789), Selma USD member Narinder Sahota with 10.3% (2,369), Huron mayor Rey Leon with 9.9% (2,277), and tax auditor Charlie Soto with 4.2% (955). 22,998 votes counted.
Fresno County Officials:
For Assessor-Recorder, incumbent Paul Dictos won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller/Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Oscar Garcia won unopposed.
For Clerk-Registrar of Voters, incumbent James Kus won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, former Clovis USD superintendent Eimear O’Brien and incumbent Michele Cantwell-Copher will advance with 35.4% (40,513) and 32.6% (37,341) against educator Johnny Alvarado with 32.0% (36,650). 114,504 votes counted.
Kern County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Chris Parlier won with 76.2% (21,282) against labor leader Sydney O’Connor with 23.8% (6,635). 27,917 votes counted.
For District 3, incumbent Jeff Flores won with 73.3% (20,103) against business owner Johnny Olaguez with 26.7% (7,331). 27,434 votes counted.
Kern County Officials:
For Assessor-Recorder, incumbent Laura Avila won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller-County Clerk, incumbent Aimee Espinoza won with 81.6% (97,500) against business executive Carlton Lennon with 18.4% (22,009). 119,509 votes counted.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent John Mendiburu won unopposed.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, Assistant Treasurer Chase Nunneley won unopposed.
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors:
For District 1, State Senator Maria Elena Durazo won with 60.6% (184,077) against public affairs specialist Elaine Alaniz with 13.5% (41,112), La Puente city councilmember David Argudo with 9.5% (28,936), birth doula Noel Almario with 9.5% (28,855), and county employee Annabella Figueroa Mazariegos with 6.8% (20,784). 303,764 votes counted.
For District 3, incumbent Lindsey Horvath won with 66.4% (275,596) against realtor Tonia Arey with 16.3% (67,538), advocate Carmenlina Minasova with 9.2% (38,166), and software developer Tomás Sidenfaden with 8.1% (33,814). 415,114 votes counted.
Los Angeles County Officials:
For Assessor, incumbent Jeffrey Prang won with 57.8% (1,025,023) against deputy assessor Sandy Sun with 15.3% (271,246), appraiser Rob Newland with 12.5% (222,888), deputy assessor Stephen Adamus with 8.5% (151,015), and accountant Steven Palty with 5.9% (104,460). 1,774,632 votes counted.
For Sheriff, incumbent Robert Luna and former Sheriff Alex Villanueva will advance with 44.2% (856,069) and 21.7% (420,683) against lieutenant Eric Strong with 14.9% (289,650), deputy sheriff Karla Carranza with 5.9% (114,057), lieutenant Oscar Martinez with 4.2% (80,486), retired captain Mike Bornman with 3.9% (76,619), detective Andre White with 3.9% (75,743), and former assistant sheriff Brendan Corbett with 1.3% (24,485). 1,937,792 votes counted.
Marin County Board of Supervisors:
For District 1, incumbent Mary Sackett won with 83.1% (8,690) against Marin Housing Authority member Mark Galperin with 16.9% (1,767). 10,457 votes counted.
For District 5, Novato USD trustee Magali Limeta and business owner Andy Podshadley will advance with 48.8% (6,258) and 18.5% (2,368) against chef Curtis Aikens with 12.3% (1,577), business owner Chris Carpiniello with 12.2% (1,570), and community advocate Marc Lewis with 8.2% (1,054). 12,827 votes counted.
Marin County Officials:
For Assessor-Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Shelly Scott won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent John Carroll won unopposed.
Merced County Board of Supervisors:
For District 3, retired highway patrol sergeant Luis Lara won with 60.2% (5,293) against incumbent Daron McDaniel with 39.8% (3,496). 8,789 votes counted.
For District 5, incumbent Scott Silveira won with 62.5% (4,530) against business owner Miguel Angel Alejandre with 37.5% (2,714). 7,244 votes counted.
Merced County Officials:
For Assessor-Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Matt May won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller, incumbent Lisa Cardella-Presto won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, Merced River superintendent Richard Lopez and assistant superintendent Ana Boyenga will advance with 31.6% (11,857) and 29.5% (11,064) against El Nido Elementary superintendent Paula Heupel with 27.9% (10,489) and Lodi USD principal Alberto Velarde with 11.0% (4,149). 37,559 votes counted.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Karen Adams won unopposed.
Monterey County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Glenn Church won with 68.4% (9,606) against Planning Commissioner Ramon Gomez with 31.6% (4,429). 14,035 votes counted.
For District 3, incumbent Chris Lopez won unopposed.
Monterey County Officials:
For Assessor-Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Marina Camacho won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller, Assistant Auditor-Controller Enedina Garcia won with 55.0% (38,125) against former Assistant Auditor-Controller Burcu Mousa with 45.0% (31,203). 69,328 votes counted.
For Superintendent of Schools, former Salinas Union High superintendent Dan Burns won with 56.1% (38,855) against former Pacific Grove USD superintendent Ralph Gomez Porras with 43.9% (30,432). 69,287 votes counted.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Jake Stroud won unopposed.
Orange County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Vicente Sarmiento won with 65.9% (56,722) against attorney Kimberly Davis with 13.6% (11,732), former Santa Ana city councilmember Nelida Mendoza with 11.0% (9,449), and commercial decorator James Wallace with 9.5% (8,187). 86,090 votes counted.
For District 4, Buena Park mayor Connor Traut and Board of Education member Tim Shaw will advance with 33.3% (37,663) and 31.3% (35,374) against La Habra mayor Rose Espinoza with 17.9% (20,214) and Fullerton mayor Fred Jung with 17.6% (19,918). 113,169 votes counted.
For District 5, incumbent Katrina Foley and State Assemblymember Diane Dixon will advance with 47.0% (85,013) and 46.8% (84,706) against principal Lucy Vellema with 6.2% (11,224). 180,943 votes counted.
Orange County Officials:
For Assessor, incumbent Claude Parrish won with 73.3% (475,501) against La Palma city councilmember Janet Leo Conklin with 26.7% (173,106). 648,607 votes counted.
For Auditor-Controller, incumbent Andrew Hamilton won unopposed.
For Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Hugh Nguyen won with 72.0% (470,972) against data specialist Maria Holly Barraza with 28.0% (183,046). 654,018 votes counted.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Stefan Bean won unopposed.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Shari Freidenrich won with 70.8% (456,873) against Chief Investment Officer Dana Schultz with 29.2% (188,587). 645,460 votes counted.
Placer County Board of Supervisors:
For District 1, incumbent Bonnie Gore won unopposed.
For District 2, incumbent Shanti Landon won with 71.5% (17,745) against Lincoln city councilmember Holly Andreatta with 28.5% (7,071). 24,816 votes counted.
Placer County Officials:
For Assessor, incumbent Matt Maynard won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller, incumbent Andrew Sisk won unopposed.
For Clerk-Recorder-Registrar of Voters, incumbent Ryan Ronco won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Gayle Garbolino-Mojica won unopposed.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Tristan Butcher won unopposed.
Riverside County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Karen Spiegel won with 73.4% (66,277) against activist Sukhbir Singh Gill with 26.6% (24,054). 90,331 votes counted.
For District 4, incumbent V. Manuel Perez won with 61.4% (60,006) against La Quinta city councilmember Steve Sanchez with 38.6% (37,706). 97,712 votes counted.
For District 5, incumbent Yxstian Gutierrez won unopposed.
Riverside County Officials:
For Assessor-Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Peter Aldana won with 66.5% (290,482) against mortgage loan officer Jared McBride with 33.5% (146,650). 437,132 votes counted.
For Auditor-Controller, incumbent Ben Benoit won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Edwin Gomez won unopposed.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Matthew Jennings won unopposed.
Sacramento County Board of Supervisors:
For District 1, epidemiologist Flojaune Cofer and Sacramento city councilmember Eric Guerra will advance with 45.6% (30,084) and 29.4% (19,423) against Los Rios Community College trustee Deborah Ortiz with 15.3% (10,117) and computer programmer Tim Riley with 9.7% (6,396). 66,020 votes counted.
For District 2, incumbent Patrick Kennedy won with 64.1% (29,922) against perennial candidate Ronald Bell with 19.6% (9,135) and nonprofit official Brian Lajda with 16.3% (7,634). 46,691 votes counted.
For District 5, incumbent Pat Hume won unopposed.
Sacramento County Officials:
For Assessor, incumbent Christina Wynn won unopposed.
San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Jesse Armendarez III won with 57.4% (44,190) against Fontana city councilmember Jesus Sandoval with 24.9% (19,181) and IT professional Joe Alvanez with 17.6% (13,575). 76,946 votes counted.
For District 4, incumbent Curt Hagman won with 54.9% (40,089) against former Chino Valley USD member Christina Gagnier with 45.1% (32,988). 73,077 votes counted.
San Bernardino County Officials:
For Assessor-Recorder-Clerk, incumbent Josie Gonzales won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller/Treasurer-Tax Collector, Rancho Cucamonga city councilmember Ryan Hutchison won with 57.1% (190,337) against incumbent Ensen Mason with 42.9% (142,999). 333,336 votes counted.
For District Attorney, incumbent Jason Anderson won unopposed.
For Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator, incumbent Shannon Dicus won with 65.3% (220,175) against sergeant Joe Silva with 34.7% (116,991). 337,166 votes counted.
For Superintendent of Schools, Yucaipa-Calimesa USD superintendent Cali Binks and former Redlands USD member Alex Vara will advance with 38.9% (127,629) and 31.2% (102,617) against business owner Ray Anthony Culberson with 15.2% (49,974) and former Board of Education member Ken Larson with 14.7% (48,154). 328,374 votes counted.
San Diego County Board of Supervisors:
For District 4, incumbent Monica Montgomery Steppe won unopposed.
For District 5, San Marcos mayor Rebecca Jones and former congressional staffer Kyle Krahel will advance with 38.4% (58,901) and 22.1% (34,005) against Vista mayor John Franklin with 18.2% (27,994), community advocate Norma Contreras with 12.2% (18,682), and professor Sasha Miller with 9.1% (13,955). 153,537 votes counted.
San Diego County Officials:
For Assessor-Recorder-Clerk, incumbent Jordan Marks won unopposed.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Larry Cohen and accountant Shirley Nakawatase will advance with 47.4% (340,969) and 33.7% (242,396) against County Supervisor Joel Anderson with 15.7% (113,116) and former Oceanside city treasurer Victor Roy with 3.2% (22,883). 719,364 votes counted.
San Francisco Board of Supervisors (Ranked-Choice):
For District 2 (special), appointed incumbent Stephen Sherrill won with 69.4% (15,521) against community advocate Lori Brooke with 30.5% (6,845) and community advocate Monthanus Ratanapakdee with 0.1% (13). 22,379 votes counted.
For District 4 (special) (first round), appointed incumbent Alan Wong leads with 46.2% (11,505) against supervisor board staffer Natalie Gee with 24.0% (5,980), business owner Albert Chow with 17.0% (4,248), business owner Jeremy Greco with 7.8% (1,949), and teacher David Lee with 5.0% (1,239). 24,921 votes counted.
For District 4 (special) (final round), Wong won with 64.5% (15,044) against Gee with 35.5% (8,281). 23,325 votes counted.
San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Paul Canepa won with 68.1% (14,719) against account executive Lauren Cardinalli with 31.9% (6,908). 21,627 votes counted.
For District 4, incumbent Steven Ding won with 57.5% (17,477) against firefighter Travis Castle with 42.5% (12,907). 30,384 votes counted.
San Joaquin County Officials:
For Assessor-Recorder-Clerk, incumbent Steve Bestolarides won with 67.2% (76,832) against former Stockton USD trustee Zachary Avelar with 32.8% (37,517). 114,349 votes counted.
For Auditor-Controller, incumbent Jeffery Woltkamp won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction, incumbent Troy Brown won unopposed.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Phonxay Keokham won unopposed.
San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, former County Chamber of Commerce President/CEO James Angelo Dantona won with 53.5% (8,165) against civil engineer Michael Erin Woody with 46.5% (7,089). 15,254 votes counted.
For District 4, incumbent Jimmy Paulding won with 55.0% (9,179) against attorney Adam Verdin with 45.0% (7,523). 16,702 votes counted.
San Luis Obispo County Officials:
For Assessor, incumbent Tom Bordonaro Jr. won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller-Public Administrator-Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent James Wilson Hamilton won unopposed.
For Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Elaina Cano won with 64.5% (45,662) against paralegal Vanessa Rozo with 25.9% (18,367) and business consultant Gaea Powell with 9.6% (6,805). 70,834 votes counted.
For Superintendent of Schools, Assistant Superintendent Joe Koski won unopposed.
San Mateo County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Noelia Corzo won unopposed.
For District 3, incumbent Ray Mueller won with 85.4% (32,551) against community advocate Joaquin Jimenez with 14.6% (5,562). 38,113 votes counted.
San Mateo County Officials:
For Assessor-Clerk-Recorder, County Supervisor David Canepa leads with 55.3% (70,960) against Assistant Assessor-Clerk-Recorder Jim Irizarry with 44.7% (57,473). 128,433 votes counted.
For Controller, incumbent Juan Raigoza won unopposed.
For Coroner, incumbent Robert Foucrault won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, former Board of Education trustee Hector Camacho Jr. won with 53.3% (67,246) against Board of Education trustee Chelsea Bonini with 46.7% (58,826). 126,072 votes counted.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Sandie Arnott won unopposed.
Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Laura Karolina Capps won with 78.5% (18,791) against 2024 state senate runner-up Elijah Mack with 21.5% (5,149). 23,940 votes counted.
For District 5, Santa Maria Bonita USD member Ricardo Valencia and Santa Maria city councilmember Maribel Aguilera will advance with 41.9% (3,370) and 31.4% (2,521) against supervisor board staffer Cory Bantilan with 26.7% (2,150). 8,041 votes counted.
Santa Barbara County Officials:
For Assessor-Clerk-Recorder, Chief Deputy Clerk-Recorder Melinda Greene won with 60.4% (56,948) against incumbent Joseph Holland with 39.6% (37,411). 94,359 votes counted.
For Auditor-Controller, Deputy Chief Information Officer Kyle Slattery leads with 52.0% (47,567) against incumbent Betsy Schaffer with 48.0% (43,937). 91,504 votes counted.
For Public Administrator-Treasurer-Tax Collector, Assistant Treasurer-Tax Collector Kimberly Tesoro won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Susan Salcido won unopposed.
Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors:
For District 1, incumbent Sylvia Arenas won with 63.6% (49,662) against Morgan Hill USD trustee Rebecca Munson with 36.4% (28,378). 78,040 votes counted.
For District 4, incumbent Susan Ellenberg won unopposed.
Santa Clara County Officials:
For Assessor, incumbent Neysa Fligor won unopposed.
For District Attorney, incumbent Jeff Rosen won with 58.7% (206,272) against state prosecutor Daniel Chung with 41.3% (144,830). 351,102 votes counted.
For Sheriff, incumbent Bob Jonsen won unopposed.
Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors:
For District 3, incumbent Justin Cummings won unopposed.
For District 4, Watsonville Community Hospital chair Tony Nunez leads with 50.9% (3,377) against incumbent Felipe Hernandez with 31.1% (2,066) and nonprofit director Elias Gonzales with 18.0% (1,191). 6,634 votes counted.
Santa Cruz County Officials:
For Assessor-Recorder, incumbent Sheri Thomas won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Laura Bowers won unopposed.
For Clerk, incumbent Tricia Webber won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Faris Sabbah won unopposed.
Solano County Board of Supervisors:
For District 3, incumbent Wanda Williams won with 52.3% (8,487) against sheriff’s deputy Eldon Brooke Parker with 24.5% (3,975) and Fairfield mayor Catherine Moy with 23.2% (3,772). 16,234 votes counted.
For District 4, Vacaville city councilmember Michael Edward Silva and Vacaville mayor John Carli will advance with 43.1% (9,685) and 34.7% (7,797) against business owner Joshua Desmarais with 22.3% (5,012). 22,494 votes counted.
Solano County Officials:
For Assessor-Recorder, incumbent Glenn Zook won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller, incumbent Janine Harris won unopposed.
For Clerk-Treasurer-Tax Collector, Assistant Clerk-Treasurer-Tax Collector Denise Dix won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Nicola Parr won unopposed.
Sonoma County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, Petaluma City schools trustee Joanna Paun and Cotati mayor Sylvia Lemus will advance with 40.2% (9,050) and 25.0% (5,635) against farmer Shelina Moreda with 19.0% (4,288) and farmer John King with 15.8% (3,569). 22,542 votes counted.
For District 4, former Cloverdale city councilmember Melanie Bagby and former Santa Rosa city councilmember Tom Schwedhelm will advance with 37.3% (9,396) and 32.0% (8,073) against Cloverdale mayor Todd Lands with 30.7% (7,724). 25,193 votes counted.
Sonoma County Officials:
For Assessor-Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Deva Marie Proto won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector, Assistant Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector Amanda Ruch won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Amie Carter won unopposed.
Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors:
For District 3, incumbent Terry Withrow won unopposed.
For District 4, incumbent Mani Grewal won with 75.4% (11,071) against Modesto Culture Commissioner Jennifer Anne Valenzuela with 24.6% (3,616). 14,687 votes counted.
Stanislaus County Officials:
For Assessor, Assistant Assessor Matt Reavill won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller, incumbent Mandip Dhillon won unopposed.
For Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Donna Linder won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Scott Kuykendall won unopposed.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, Assistant Treasurer-Tax Collector Dolores Sarenana won unopposed.
Tulare County Board of Supervisors:
For District 4, incumbent Eddie Valero and Air Force veteran Ian Bakke will advance with 45.7% (2,665) and 38.3% (2,234) against Woodlake mayor Rudy Mendoza with 16.0% (931). 5,830 votes counted.
For District 5, incumbent Dennis Townsend won unopposed.
Tulare County Officials:
For Assessor-Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Tara Freitas won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector, incumbent Cass Cook won unopposed.
For Superintendent of Schools, incumbent Tim Hire won unopposed.
Ventura County Board of Supervisors:
For District 2, incumbent Jeff Gorell won with 53.5% (27,715) against Conejo Recreation & Park director Ashley Orozco with 39.3% (20,355) and product manager Mark Perryman with 7.2% (3,703). 51,773 votes counted.
For District 4, incumbent Janice Parvin won with 70.1% (26,638) against former Simi Valley city councilmember Ruth Luevanos with 29.9% (11,387). 38,025 votes counted.
Ventura County Officials:
For Assessor, incumbent Keith Taylor won unopposed.
For Auditor-Controller, Assistant Auditor-Controller Michelle Yamaguchi won unopposed.
For Clerk-Recorder, incumbent Michelle Ascencion won with 71.6% (117,049) against project manager Paul Harold Johnson with 28.4% (46,501). 163,550 votes counted.
For Superintendent of Schools, Oxnard Union High trustee Karen Sher and educator Maggie Marschner will advance with 41.1% (66,876) and 33.3% (54,176) against incumbent Cesar Morales with 25.6% (41,623). 162,675 votes counted.
For Treasurer-Tax Collector, Assistant Treasurer-Tax Collector Marilou Tan won with 72.2% (112,668) against Fillmore Planning Commissioner Derek Fouarge with 27.8% (43,297). 155,965 votes counted.