(Tri-Valley, Calif.) - Incumbents are holding their seats across San Ramon and Danville in unofficial results from the Nov. 3 election. Mayor Mark Armstrong is cruising to a second term, Vice Mayor Robert Storer and newcomer Denton Carlson are set to win Danville's two council seats, and San Ramon's District 4 race remains the closest contest in the area.
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Danville Town Council (vote for 2)
Storer, who sought re-election, leads with 42.5% of the vote, followed by former San Ramon police chief Denton Carlson at 39.8%. Pratima Sonavne, a Danville mother and childcare business owner, trails in third. The top two finishers win seats, and Carlson will fill the seat being vacated by Councilmember Stepper, who is leaving the council at the end of the year. Because each voter could choose two candidates, percentages reflect share of total votes, not voters.
San Ramon Valley Unified School District, Area 5
Incumbent trustee Rachel Hurd is headed for another term with 64.7% of the vote.
San Ramon Mayor
Mayor Mark Armstrong holds a commanding lead with 76.0% of the vote over challengers Paschalis Ntatsos and Emma Chigbu.
San Ramon City Council, District 2
Incumbent Richard Adler leads comfortably with 69.8%.
San Ramon City Council, District 4
Councilmember Marisol Rubio, first elected in 2022 and seeking a second term, leads Jeffrey Joh with 51.3% of the vote. Her margin is just 106 votes, narrower than on election night, so the outcome could still shift as remaining ballots are counted.
Elsewhere in the Tri-Valley
In Dublin, Mayor Sherry Hu won re-election with 58.8% and Councilmember Kashef Qaadri leads District 4 with 55.7%; the District 2 race is still being counted, with Richard Thornbury ahead at 36.6%. Dublin's Measure I school parcel tax has 64.5% support but is short of the two-thirds needed to pass. In Pleasanton, Mayor Jack Balch won with 69.3%, Kathy Narum (60.9%) and Jamie Yee (62.6%) lead council Districts 1 and 3, and Measure HH, a hotel tax, is passing with 60.7%.
What's next
Alameda and Contra Costa counties will continue counting vote-by-mail, drop-box and provisional ballots in the coming days. These results are unofficial until the counties certify them. OpGov.news will update these races as new counts are released.
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