Editor’s note: State data updated as of April 1 at 12 p.m. Lea este articulo en español aqui.
While two incumbents, Dom Zanger and Kollin Kosmicki, will remain on the San Benito Board of Supervisors, former Hollister Mayor Ignacio Velazquez will join the county’s legislative body in 2025. The San Benito County Elections office certified the 2024 March primary results March 29.
This is Kosmicki’s second term and it will be the first full term for Zanger who won a special election on 2022 to fill the District 1 seat which was vacated by Mark Medina in 2021 and later occupied by Betsy Dirks who was appointed by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
County Clerk-Recorder/ Registrar of Voters Francisco Diaz told BenitoLink a presentation of the results to the San Benito County Board of Supervisors is scheduled for April 9.
According to the Secretary of State’s website, county elections officials must report final results for presidential delegates to the state by April 2 and all other state contests by April 5. The secretary of state will certify the results on April 12.
San Benito County Supervisor District 1
- Dom Zanger: 1,598 56.63%
- Stacie A. McGrady: 695 (24.63%)
- Dustin Weber: 529 (18.75%)
San Benito County Supervisor District 2
- Kollin Kosmicki: 1,525 (66.97%)
- John Freeman: 752 (33.03%)
San Benito County Supervisor District 5
- Ignacio Velazquez: 1,161 (57.02%)
- Bea Gonzales: 875 (42.98%)
Central Committee District 1 (Democrat): (Vote for 4)
- Irma C. Gonzalez: 786 (31.02%)
- Peter Munoz-Cowan: 464 (18.31%)
- Brigitte Baumann-Thorp: 448 (17.68)
- Kevin Barcellos: 304 (12%)
Central Committee District 2 (Democrat): (Vote for 4)
- Leslie Austin: 658 (18.83%)
- Jackie Morris-Lopez: 646 (18.49%)
- Seth Capron: 571 (16.34%)
- Wayne Norton: 553 (15.83%)
Central Committee District 3 (Democrat): (Vote for 4)
- Dolores Hernandez Morales: 577 (27.04%)
- Lucy M. Rodriguez: 544 (25.49%)
- Jonathan F. Casey: 403 (18.88%)
- Robert Henry Harmssen: 341 (15.98%)
Central Committee District 4 (Democrat): (Vote for 5)
- Bob Tiffany: 808 (18.11%)
- Roxanne Stephens: 580 (13%)
- Julio Jacob Rodriguez: 572 (12.82%)
- Chase Graves: 504 (11.30%)
- Elvia Skow: 419 (9.39%)
Central Committee District 5 (Democrat): (Vote for 4)
- Kayla Klauer: 602 (19.93%)
- Isabella Zanger: 570 (18.87%)
- Jeanie Wallace: 489 (16.19%)
- Rick Orlando Perez: 460 (15.23%)
Federal and state results with local and statewide data:
California
U.S President
President Democratic:
- Joseph R Biden Jr.: 3,205,251 (89.2%)
- Marianne Williamson: 146,149 (4.1%)
- Dean Phillips: 100,186 (2.8%)
President Republican:
- Donald J. Trump: 1,959,922 (79.2%)
- Nikki Haley: 431,521 (17.4%)
- Ron DeSantis: 35,660 (1.4%)
President American Independent
- James Bradley: 45,515 (100%)
President Green:
- Jill Stein: 15,756 (100%)
President Libertarian:
- Charles Ballay: 21,873 (100%)
President Peace and Freedom:
- Claudia De la Cruz: 6,415 (47%)
- Cornel West: 5,438 (39.9%)
- Jasmine Sherman: 1,792 (13.1%)
U.S. Senate (Full term)
- Adam B. Schiff (Dem): 2,303,037 (31.6%)
- Steve Garvey (Rep): 2,298,253 (31.5%)
- Katie Porter (Dem): 1,117,539 (15.3%)
US Congress District 18 (Districtwide)
- Zoe Lofgren (Dem): 49,364 (51.2%)
- Peter D. Hernandez (Rep): 31,655 (32.8%)
- Charlene Concepcion Nijmeh (Democrat): 10,626 (11%)
State Assembly District 29 (Districtwide)
- Robert Rivas (Dem): 40,740 (64.8%)
- J.W. Paine (Rep): 22,136 (35.2%)
State Senate District 17 (Districtwide)
- John Laird (Dem): 143,779 (64.5%)
- Tony Virrueta (Rep): 48,800 (21.9%)
- Eric Tao (Republican): 25,831 (11.6%)
Proposition 1
Yes: 3,633,258 (50.2%)
No: 3,605,777 (49.8%)
San Benito County
U.S. President:
President Democratic:
- Joseph R. Biden Jr.: 5,426 (89.82%)
- Marianne Williamson: 258 (4.27%)
- Dean Phillips: 157 (2.6%)
President Republican:
- Donald J. Trump: 3,967 (82.17%)
- Nikki Haley: 743 (15.39%)
- Ron DeSantis: 51 (1.06%)
President American Independent
President Green:
President Libertarian:
- Charles Ballay: 37 (100%)
President Peace and Freedom:
- Claudia De la Cruz: 10 (71.43%)
- Cornel West: 3 (21.43)%)
- Jasmine Sherman: 1 (7.14%)
U.S. Senate (Full term)
- Adam B. Schiff (Democrat): 4,108 (32.17%)
- Steve Garvey (Republican): 4,269 (33.43%)
- Katie Porter (Democrat): 1,324 (10.37%)
US Congress District 18 (Districtwide)
- Zoe Lofgren (Dem): 5,613 (44%)
- Peter D. Hernandez (Rep): 5,518(43.25%)
- Charlene Concepcion Nijmeh (Democrat): 1,211 (9.49%)
State Assembly District 29 (Districtwide)
- Robert Rivas (Dem): 7,760 (61.14%)
- J.W. Paine (Rep): 4,933 (38.86%)
State Senate District 17 (Districtwide)
- John Laird (Dem): 6,361 (50.90%)
- Tony Virrueta (Rep): 4,107 (32.86%)
- Eric Tao (Rep): 1,816 (14.53%)
Proposition 1
- No: 6,962 55.09%
- Yes: 5,675 44.91%
