In the Muni wide vote (School Board and Propositions) there are 2 precincts out still. Here are the results as of 10:45pm. On this round, I'm only doing the numbers for the close races.
Assembly winners so far look like
Christopher Constant in District 1
Fred Dyson in District 2
Tim Steele in District 3
Felix Rivera in District 4
Pete Petersen in District 5
Suzanne LaFrance is leading in District 6 (South Anchorage). It's been close, but this last tally with only one precinct out looks like it seals it for LaFrance.
School Board
Don Donley in Seat C
Seat D is too close to call - Holleman is ahead of Schuster by 80 votes, with two precincts out.
Propositions Passing
1. ASD
3. Parks
4. Roads/Sewers
5. Fire
6. APD expansion is the closest that is likely to win
7. Park District Expansion
Failing
2. Public Safety and Transit
8. Taxi ordinance repeal
**Latest (23:23) data
3737
| District | Votes | Percentage | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assembly District 1 | ||||
| SWANK, Albert | ||||
| COX, Chris | ||||
| CONSTANT, Christopher | **1316 | 52% | ||
| MARTINSON, Mark Alan | ||||
| DUNSMORE, David | ||||
| WEST, Warren | ||||
| Assembly District 2 | ||||
| BRASSELL, John L | ||||
| DONNELLY, Patrick | ||||
| DYSON, Fred | **2797 | 48.84% | ||
| WEHMHOFF, Gretchen | ||||
| Assembly District 3 | ||||
| STEELE, Tim | **4622 | 61.33% | ||
| NEES, David | **2830 | 37.55% | ||
| Assembly District 4 | ||||
| ALLEVA, Ron | ||||
| SANDERS, Marcus D | ||||
| SMITH, Don | ||||
| RIVERA, Felix | **3063 | 46.74% | ||
| Assembly District 5 | ||||
| JONES, Don | **2821 | 42.63% | ||
| PETERSEN, Pete | **3755 | 56.74% | ||
| Assembly District 6 | ||||
| FOGLE, Albert | **4654 | 46.87% | ||
| LAFRANCE, Suzanne | **5212 | 52.49% | ||
| Seat | Votes | Percent | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| School Board C | ||||
| SMALLWOOD, James | ||||
| HILDE, Alisha | ||||
| HOTCH, Tasha | ||||
| DONLEY, Dave | **15075 | 42.96% | ||
| JAMISON, Christopher | ||||
| School Board C | ||||
| SCHUSTER, Kay | **15889 | 44.68% | ||
| HOLLEMAN, Andy | **15947 | 44.85% | ||
| BERKE, Albert | **3310 | 9.31% | ||
| Prop | Yes | No |
|---|---|---|
| Prop 1 ASD | 23481 56.62%* | 17993 |
| Prop 2 Pub Safety Transit | 19170 | 22228 53.68%* |
| Prop 3 Parks | 22217 53.55% * | 19270 |
| Prop 4 Roads Sewers | 23653 57.57%* | 17431 |
| Prop 5 Fire | 22626 54.73% * | 18716 |
| Prop 6 APD | 20815 50.39%* | 20496 |
| Prop 7 Parks Service Area | 21579 52% * | 19539 |
| Prop 8 Taxis | 16456 | 24052 * 59% |
* winners 99% of the vote is in
Steve, I just read the ADN story and what a result for a city so traumatized by its anti-LGBT past: TWO gay men elected to the Assembly!
ReplyDeleteThere is a LOT of credit for this that must go to Mayor Berkowitz and his staff. He used the power in elective politics for a group so long disempowered, moving history along. Thank you to Ethan and everyone who struggled so long to achieve this, particularly the two men who stood for Assembly, ran, and won.
It is wonderful to see even if it may not be seen that way by others -- I'm celebrating it tonight.
A progressive Assembly and mayor in very challenging times. A lot can and will go wrong, but maybe, just maybe, the tempered middle will hold and Anchorage will become that city it always should have been -- one that sat on the edge of some of the world's most valuable remaining wilderness and acted as if it knew it.
Progressive values in Alaska have always been linked to the land. I hope Anchorage will now draw people who before had no welcome and call it home.
I tried to respond when you posted this, but it wouldn't. Was going to tell you I was writing a post on this topic. It's already up and I'm just checking to see if I can comment again.
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