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UDPATED: Final Ballots Counted, Kellar, Boydston Top Vote-Getters

provisionalvotingBy Austin Dave/SCVNEWS.com and Carol Rock, KHTS AM 1220

UPDATED 12:57

The votes are in and the results predicted on Election Night have been confirmed; Bob Kellar and TimBen Boydston are scheduled to be sworn in at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting.

 

The final numbers are:

KELLAR – 7,519  (27.4% of the vote)

BOYDSTON – 6,145  (22.4% of the vote)

ENDER – 5,408  (19.7% of the vote)

COLLEY – 4,438 (16.1% of the vote)

HATAMI – 3,915 (14.2% of the vote)

A provisional and vote-by-mail ballot count is in progress at the City of Santa Clarita City Council Chambers. This is a step the City Clerk’s office will take to complete its canvass. Ballots that were submitted on Election Day will be verified though a ballot counter.

 


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The City Clerk’s office will complete the process by hand-tallying one precinct, a step required by law. Final numbers will be posted as they become available.

25,882 ballots were counted on Election Day — 7,045 went to incumbent Bob Kellar, 5,733 votes went to challenger TimBen Boydston, 5,135 votes went to incumbent Laurie Ender, rounding out the top three.

The two candidates with the highest number of votes will be sworn in during the next City Council meeting on Tuesday, Apr. 24.

UDPATED: Final Ballots Counted, Kellar, Boydston Top Vote-Getters

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