Looking at the WCCUSD Election Results
The Measure D parcel tax renewal passed by 79%. Antonio Medrano and Tony Thurmond defeated Karen Pfeifer (incumbent) and Robert Studdiford for School Board. Now the anlaysis can begin.
The place to start for information is the County elections Web site, specifically:
I have posted a GoogleDocs spreadsheet that looks at both races on a community-by-community basis (defining community as precincts whose IDs contain the same letter codes, like “KN” for Kensington).
Mark Woo has also provided some JPEG image files representing the precinct-by-precinct vote for Board with individual graphs on a map for each of three sections of the district:
Charley Cowens
Analysis of WCCUSD Election Oct. 6 Campaign Filings
Anton Jungherr has gone to the trouble of getting and analyzing the campaign filings for the candidates for the two open seats on the West Contra Costa Unified School District:
- Antonio Medrano
- Karen Pfeifer
- Robert Studdiford
- Tony Thurmond
The spreadsheet is on GoogleDocs at <http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pDAz0LUe1L3ZsGc1xspK6Yw> and the Word summary is at <https://wccusdreform.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/campaign-statements-2008-aj-101008.doc>.
Moving from Blogger to WordPress
Because I can upload files more easily with wordpress, I’ve moved the old blog over from blogger.
Next CPEC Meeting: 5/18/2008
Citizens for Positive Education Change Meeting: Next Steps
May 18
1:30-3:30 PM
Charles Cowens Home
18 Ardmore Rd.
Kensington, CA 94707
524-5097
Petitions for Election on Trustee Areas Filed May 1st
CPEC successfully submitted 1,769 signatures, May 1st to the Contra Costa County Office of Education. Executive Assistant to the Deputy Superintendent, Terry Foley, accepted our petitions and date stamped them. The Superintendent’s office has thirty days from yesterday to verify the signatures. The process has begun!
CPEC at Earth Day in Richmond
Here are some pictures from our table at the West County Recycling Center on Earth Day 4/19/2008.
Back on Track
We now have a proposed map for specifying the wards within the West Contra Costa Unified School District, if we are successful in getting the basis for local elections switched from at-large to local “mini-districts”. We’ll be meeting today to discuss this and other issues. I’ll post a summary after the meeting.
WCCUSD Reform Blog 
