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Tuesday’s run-off election yielded results for races in Districts 1 and 4, but after all the votes were in, the mayoral race was too close to call. Its result remains contingent upon the tallying of provisional ballots.
Semi-official results from the run-off election in Redondo Beach are rolling in. Easy Reader will update numbers as City Clerk Eleanor Manzano announces them.
The March 5 elections came and went in Redondo Beach, and with them the hubbub surrounding Measure A – the protests, the highly charged public meetings, the threats of litigation, and the round-the-clock phone calls to voters.
The final results are in.
No big surprises emerged in the city’s announcement Tuesday of the final numbers, which integrated the 1,590 votes that remained to be counted after last week’s municipal election.
Below are snapshots of each candidate running for the District 1 seat in the March 5 election, in the order they appear on the ballot.