Final San Ramon Election Results

SAN RAMON, CA — Contra Costa County finalized elections results on Monday, marking the end of a weeks-long ballot counting process following the Nov. 3 presidential election.

Election workers tallied 703,021 votes. Turnout was at 84 percent.

Most of the county's election results remain unchanged from unofficial vote totals tabulated early on the morning of Nov. 4. But incumbent San Ramon City Council member Scott Perkins, who was losing by about 40 votes to challenger Luz Gomez after initial results were in, ended up defeating Gomez by 72 votes, 4,687 to 4,615.

With all ballots counted, see who else prevailed in local races.

Winners in bold. Percentages are rounded to the nearest percentile and may not add up to 100%.

San Ramon Mayor

• David E. "Dave" Hudson: council member (35%; 13,633 votes)
• Sabina Zafar: council member, technology director (29%; 11,152 votes)
• Dinesh Govindarao: chief medical officer (15%; 5,910 votes)
• Aparna Madireddi: small business owner (14%; 5,628 votes)
• Sanat Sethy: businessperson, engineer (5%; 2,096 votes)
• Susmita Nayak: businessowner, engineer (2%; 761 votes)

San Ramon City Council

District 1

• Scott Perkins: council member, design engineer (50%; 4,687 votes)
• Luz Gomez: public health professional (50%; 4,615 votes)

District 3

• Sridhar Verose: engineer, Parks and Community Services commissioner (46%; 3,890 votes)
• Reza Majlesi: professor, educator, businessperson (31%; 2,607 votes)
• Varun Kaushal: technology professional (12%; 1,045 votes)
• Sameera Rajwade (11%; 968 votes)

San Ramon Valley Unified School District Board

Area 3

• Laura Bratt: small businessperson and parent (39%; 5,930 votes)
• Scott Roberts: financial executive (37%; 5,593 votes)
• Kumar Nallusamy: professional program management (24%; 3,543)

View district map here.

San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District Board

Voters picked three candidates.

• Thomas D. Gallinati: CEO, firefighter (28%; 53,608 votes)
• Matt Stamey: incumbent (25%; 48,818 votes)
• Michelle Lee: retired military officer (24%; 47,442 votes)
• H. Jay Kerr: incumbent (23%; 44,390 votes)

— Bay City News contributed to this report