Mountain View election results

A majority of Mountain View residents across all city-wide precincts voted in favor of Measure A and Measure AA, according to votes tallied as of Wednesday at noon. Attorney General Kamala Harris won the lion's share of the local votes cast for the U.S. Senate seat, and Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian won a commanding lead over challenger John Mumy.

City residents split votes in favor of Palo Alto Councilman Marc Berman (21 percent), Mountain View Councilman Mike Kasperzak (24 percent) and attorney Vicki Veenker (21 percent) for the 24th Assembly District race. Despite falling significantly behind Berman and Veenker in the total vote tally for the Assembly district, Kasperzak won over the most voters in communities south of El Camino Real and east of Highway 85 in Mountain View. Veenker came out on top among voters in Old Mountain View.

Consistent with the rest of the county, presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton swept nearly all of the Mountain View precincts, with landslide victories in Cuesta Park, Waverly Park and the western edge of the Monta Loma neighborhood. Senator Bernie Sanders won a slim majority in a few precincts, including the southern end of Shoreline West as well as the neighborhoods around Rengstorff park south of Central Expressway. Overall, Mountain View voted 59 percent to 41 percent in favor of Clinton.

With no opponents still in the race, real estate developer Donald Trump took the lead for the Republican primary in Mountain View over competitors, at 56 percent, taking the largest majorities in the Whisman area. Ohio Gov. John Kasich, despite calling off his bid for the White House in early May, managed to split votes with Trump in a few precincts, including the Blossom Valley neighborhood and among residents north of El Camino between Highway 85 and Calderon Avenue. Overall, Kasich took nearly 28 percent of Mountain View's Republican primary voters.

As of Wednesday morning, June 8, the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters reported that 286,492 ballots had been cast out of 788,063 registered voters, a 36.35 percent turnout. Ballots were still being counted when the Voice went to press on Wednesday afternoon. With the Vote By Mail option, the Registrar's office said it will be receiving and counting mailed ballots through Friday, when official results will be announced.

PASSED: Measure A (Extension of county parks fund) Requires majority to pass

• Santa Clara County: Yes, 77%; No, 23%

PASSED: Measure AA (Parcel tax for Bay restoration) I Requires two-thirds of votes to pass

•Santa Clara County: Yes, 69%; No, 31%

•San Mateo County: Yes, 71%, No, 28%

•Alameda County: Yes, 74%; No, 26%

•Contra Costa County: Yes, 65%; No, 35%

•Solano County: Yes, 53%; No, 47%

•Sonoma County: Yes, 63%, No, 37%

•Marin County: Yes, 72%; No, 28%

•Napa County: 57%; No, 43%

•San Francisco County: Yes, 77%; No, 23%

Total nine counties:

Yes, 69%; No, 31%

PASSED: Proposition 50 (Suspension of Legislators)

Requires simple majority to pass

•Statewide: Yes, 75%; No, 25%

•Santa Clara County: Yes, 83%; No, 17%

Supervisor, District 5, Santa Clara County

B Joe Simitian: 89%

John Mumy: 11%

State Assembly District 24

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Marc Berman (DEM): 28.2%

Vicki Veenker (DEM): 21.8%

Peter Ohtaki (REP): 20.0%

State Senate District 13

Jerry Hill (DEM): 75%

Rick Ciardella (REP): 19%

John H. Webster (LIB): 6%

U.S. House of Representatives

Anna G. Eshoo (DEM): 68%

Bob Harlow (DEM): 7%

Richard B. Fox (REP): 25%

U.S. Senate (leading three candidates)

Kamala Harris (DEM): 40%

Loretta Sanchez (DEM) 19%

Duf Sundheim (REP) 8%

U.S. President (leading two in Democratic and Republican parties)

•Santa Clara County results:

Bernie Sanders (DEM): 39%

Hillary Clinton (DEM): 60%

Donald Trump (REP): 64%

John R. Kasich (REP): 20%

All of the latest Santa Clara County election results at online at sccvote.org, and state election results are at vote.sos.ca.gov.

—Palo Alto Weekly staff contributed to this report.