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Measure EE passes
Newport Beach residents approved 38 changes to their city charter on election day. About 18,862 voters (57%) were in favor of Measure EE, and 14,244 (43%) were opposed, according to final election results released Wednesday. "I'm encouraged citizens saw...Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Mitt Romney, Voting
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Band boosters elect new officers after theft
The Costa Mesa High School Band Boosters Club is moving forward with new officers, increased parental involvement and the community's renewed support after the arrest of a parent who allegedly stole $40,000 for the program. Newly elected Boosters Club...Tags: Politics, Embezzlement, Corporate Crime, Theft
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College bond measure nears voter approval
The Coast Community College District initially appears to have won a $698-million bond measure for facilities rehabilitation and construction, but opponents weren't ready Friday to concede with votes still uncounted. The college district's Measure M...Tags: Politics, Colleges and Universities
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Righeimer wants to try for another charter
In the wake of Measure V's defeat, Costa Mesa Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer said Wednesday that he hopes to form a citizens committee that can draft another charter initiative. He hopes the committee can hash out new charter language in time for the 2014...Tags: Primaries, Politics, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Voting
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Genis returns to City Hall
Former Mayor Sandy Genis was greeted like an old friend Wednesday afternoon as she toured Costa Mesa City Hall. Genis, who served from 1988 to 1996 and won election again Tuesday, hugged city staffers and ducked into offices. Though provisional ballots...
Tags: Politics, K-Cups, Keurig, Inc., Local Government
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Tally: 319 votes separate Monahan, Stephens
SANTA ANA — With all 71 precincts reporting, former Mayor Sandy Genis and current Councilmen Steve Mensinger and Gary Monahan are the top three vote-getters in the Costa Mesa City Council race. Voters were able to choose three of eight candidates....
Tags: Chris Norby, Politics, Local Government, Voting
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Davis Magnet holds an election of its own
The voting booths in the school auditorium were packed during the lunchtime rush, but voters got in and out fast. With ballots turned in, "I voted" stickers in place and their democratic responsibilities complete, it was time for recess. "I feel like I...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Politics, Students, Voting
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Genis, Mensinger, Monahan in the lead
Former Mayor Sandra Genis and Councilmen Steve Mensinger and Gary Monahan were leading in votes for Costa Mesa City Council Tuesday night, according to Orange County Registrar of Voters data. The top three vote-getters were poised to take the three...
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Measure V trailing in early returns
The line to vote at the Lighthouse Church on Costa Mesa's Westside stretched to the sidewalk Tuesday afternoon, many residents with election materials in hand. Shirlee Blalack, a resident since the city's 1953 incorporation, said she felt passionate...
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Mansoor, Rohrabacher strong in early returns
Local Republicans celebrated the electoral victories of state Assemblyman Allan Mansoor and other area GOP candidates Tuesday night in a packed hotel ballroom across from South Coast Plaza. U.S. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher also nabbed another win. The election...
Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Parties and Movements, Dana Rohrabacher, Allan R. Mansoor
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In Orange County, Republicans disappointed by party's showing
As the very young and the very old began to head for the exits of Orange County's biggest election night party, Republican political donors, strategists and candidates headed to the elevators. In a wing of suites on the 16th floor of the Westin South...Tags: Barbara Lee, Republican Party, Dana Rohrabacher, Parties and Movements, Politics
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O.C. voter turnout far behind 2008, but mail-in ballots up
Just over 19% of registered Orange County voters had cast ballots by 3 p.m. Tuesday, a notable drop from the 2008 elections, county officials said. Four years ago, about 35% of the registered voters had voted by 3 p.m. An increase in vote-by-mail ballots...
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