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Thursday, November 19, 2020
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Mid Valley TiMes
LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES
MEASURE C
(Sanger Schools Bond — 55% to pass)
DINUBA UNIFIED (AREA 4)
Yes No
Nancy Hernandez I-Manuel Ferreira
Votes Pct 822 70.98 336 29.02
MEASURE G
(Parlier Parcel Tax - 66.7% to pass)
KINGS CANYON UNIFIED (AREA 7)
Yes No
Votes Pct 1,835 66.10
941 33.90
I-Clotilda Mora George Romero
Votes Pct 730 58.73 513 41.27
MEASURE H
(Sanger Mayor's Term - 50% plus 1)
PARLIER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (Top two take office)
Votes Pct
Yes No
Votes Pct 2,972 34.91 5,542 65.09
SCHOOL BOARD RACES
CUTLER-OROSI UNIFIED (AREA 1 - Vote 2)
Martin Mares 1,427 Elena E. Gonzales 797 Margaret Cepeda 653 Edgar M. Pelayo 626 Carlos A. Lopez 546 Adan Beltran 427 Sara Vasquez 284
29.98 16.77 13.72
13.15 11.47 8.97 5.97
Marisol Rubalcaba Margie Salazar Sarah Herrera
Votes Pct 418 40.78 332 32.39 275 26.82
SANGER UNIFIED (284 1)
CUTLER-OROSI UNIFIED (AREA 4)
2,235
73.88
(Fresno County)
Joni Jordan Tony Werner (Tulare County) Joni Jordan Tony Werner (Total)
Joni Jordan Tony Werner
Votes Pct 184 70.77 76 29.23
Votes Pct 219 57.48 162 42.51
Votes Pct 403 62.87 238 37.12
790 26.12 SANGER UNIFIED (AREA 4)
Votes 12,393 9,024
Pct 57.87
42.13
Mary Helen Villarreal Joe T. Rivera Sr.
Votes Pct 795 71.88 311 28.11 KINGS CANYON UNIFIED (AREA 5)
I-Tammy Wolfe J-A "Sebastian" Ardemagni
Votes Pct
Va Pao Her Rick Duran
Votes 1,427 1,331
Pct 51.74 48.26
(Voting count through Friday, Nov. 13)
READERS’ CHOICE 2021
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IT’S TIME TO
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2021
November 10 - December 31
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ELECTION Continued from page A1
president-elect Joe Biden while 45.11 percent (162,438) voted for President Donald Trump as of Friday, Nov. 13.
Those numbers were slightly dif- ferent in Tulare County, however, with the incumbent president receiving the majority of the over 146,000 bal- lots cast. Trump received 76,315 votes (just over 52 percent) of the votes from Tulare County voters, compared to 65,056 for Biden as of Nov. 13.
The voter turnout in Tulare County also was a milestone, with more thab 73 percent of registered voters casting their ballots this November.
But the ballots were much closer in the 21st and 22nd US Congressional races. With nearly 58,000 ballots (near- ly 71.5 percent of eligible voters), the race between current congressman TJ Cox and challenger, and former US Congressman, David G. Valadao was tight among Fresno County vot- ers. Valadao received a slightly larger portion of the votes with 29,728 (51.44 percent), while Cox received 27,943 (or 48.45 percent).
Cox received just 21 more votes than Valadao in Tulare County bal-
lots, with 2,753 for Cox and 2,732 for Valadao.
Congressman Devin Nunes was the favored in Tulare County over chal- lenger Phil Arballo, receiving over 55 percent of the vote with 61,781 com- pared to just 48,392.
Nunes’ numbers were almost as good in ballots cast in Fresno County, as he received just over 53 percent of the vote with 107,131 votes compared to 94,177 votes for Arballo (or 46.78 percent).
In the California State Assembly races, Republican incumbent Devon Mathis received the majority of Tulare County votes with 74,269 compared to 61,879 for Democratic challenger Drew Phelps for the 26th Assembly seat. Mathis’ total votes accounted for nearly 52 percent of Tulare County votes.
The picture was not the same in Fresno County and the 31st Assem- bly where nearly 62 percent of voters (76,102) favored Democratic incum- bent Joaquin Arambula over Repub- lican challenger Fernando Banuelos, who received 46,933 votes.
Nearly 67 percent of registered Fresno County voters voted in the 2016 general election.
REEDLEY Continued from page A3
1400 block of East Cy- press Avenue, 12:22 p.m. • Reedley police officers assisted Fresno police detectives in stopping a vehicle at Frankwood Avenue and Parlier Av- enue, 5:26 p.m. The ve- hicle had been involved in a pursuit and was a stolen vehicle.
• Vehicle stop/DUI ar- rest, Manning Avenue and I Street, 10:44 p.m.
Wednesday, November 11
• Residential burglary re- ported, 700 block of East Early Avenue, 8:24 a.m.
• Theft of lawn equip- ment reported, 900 block of North Hemlock Av- enue, 9:23 a.m.
• Subject check/warrant arrest, Reed Avenue and Friesen Avenue, 4:36 p.m. • Theft reported, 1100 block of 13th Street, 5:16 p.m.
• Subject check/warrant arrest, 800 block of I Street, 10:52 p.m.
• Subject check/warrant arrest, 800 block of I Street, 11:19 p.m.
• Vehicle stop, driving with a suspended license and narcotics violation/ arrest, East Avenue and 12th Street, 11:22 p.m.
Thursday, November 12
• Vandalism reported, Beechwood Avenue and Willow Glen Avenue, 1 p.m.
• Non-injury traffic col- lision, Frankwood Av- enue and Floral Avenue, 1:05 p.m.
• Injury traffic colli- sion, 1200 block of 11th Street, 5:58 p.m.
• Hit and run collision reported, East Avenue and 11th Street, 6:03 p.m. Suspect vehicle is described as a 2005 dark blue or black Chevy Sil- verado with major rear and damage.
• Two subjects were con- tacted in the 1000 block of North Fisher Avenue and issued citations for possession of illegal fire- works, 6:37 p.m.
• Vehicle stop, narcotics violation and DUI/arrest, Manning Avenue and Kady Avenue, 10:48 p.m.
Friday, November 13
• Hit and run collision, Reed Avenue and I Street, 4:54 p.m.
• Disturbance reported, 600 block of East Muir Avenue, 5:08 p.m.
Saturday, November 14
• Theft of a tailgate re- ported, 1600 block of North Pecan Avenue,
10:51 a.m.
• Vehicle stop, driving with a suspended li- cense/citation, Ponder- osa Avenue and Fisher Avenue, 10:59 a.m.
• Vandalism report- ed, 800 block of East Springfield Avenue, 11:25 a.m.
• Vehicle stop, driving with a suspended li- cense/citation, Dinuba Avenue and Frankwood Avenue, 12:07 p.m.
• Subject check/warrant arrest, Buttonwillow Av- enue and East Manning Avenue, 4:19 p.m.
• Subject check/warrant arrest, 900 block of East Manning Avenue, 4:23 p.m.
• Vehicle stop/DUI ar- rest, 1300 block of East Duff Avenue, 5:42 p.m. The driver also was charged with child endangerment, as a 1-year-old child was in the vehicle.
Sunday, November 15
• Vehicle stop/DUI arrest, Dinuba Avenue and Zum- walt Avenue, 12:29 a.m.
• Disturbance reported, 1200 block of F Street, 10:53 p.m.
(Unless otherwise not- ed, the Reedley Police Department handled the calls.)
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(Name & Shop) ________________________________
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Best Auto Shop ___________________
Best Mechanic ____________________ (Name & Shop)
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(Name & Agency) ________________________________
Best Mortgage Company____________ Best Real Estate O ce______________ Best Real Estate Agent______________
(Name & Agency) ________________________________
Best ri Store __________________ Best Pharmacy ___________________ Best Pharmacist___________________
(Name & Establishment) ________________________________
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