Elections · November 8, 2022 General Election · City of San Fernando

San Fernando City · Council District

Candidate contest · interim count · county file dated Dec 7, 2022

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Joel Fajardo
26.5%
2,175 votes · mail 26.8% · in person 25.6%
Mary Mendoza
20.9%
1,713 votes · mail 21.0% · in person 20.3%
Mary Solorio
19.0%
1,556 votes · mail 19.0% · in person 18.7%
Sylvia Ballin
17.2%
1,413 votes · mail 17.5% · in person 16.3%
Victoria Garcia
16.4%
1,346 votes · mail 15.6% · in person 19.0%
Ballots
4,064
76.1% by mail · 5 precincts
Turnout
33.3%
of 12,216 registered
Deeper color, wider margin.
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Source: Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk, Statement of Votes Cast by precinct (Excel), county file; precinct boundaries from the Registrar's consolidated-precinct layer. “In person” is the county's polling-place figure, ballots cast at a vote center and attributed to the voter's home precinct. Precincts with a single ballot are redacted by the county. Figures change until the county certifies the count. Income, tenure, rent and home value are U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2020–2024 five-year tract estimates (via Census Reporter, polygons from TIGERweb), apportioned to precincts by area, so each figure describes the precinct's neighborhood rather than its voters.

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