Summary of Green Party Wins for 2010

3 Comments

1. what was the win rate for partisan elections?

2. Summary of Green Party Wins for 2010 (rev. 12-2-10, 2nd)

   Total candidates running: 342 (of which 302 ran on 11/2/10)

   Wins for the year: 37 (of which 21 were on 11/2/10)

   Win rate for the year: 10.8%

   Partisan wins: 2 (both were new officeholders)

   Incumbents re-elected: 29

   Arkansas (1)

   Joy Ballard, Saline County Collector, 11/2/10 Partisan

   California (13)

   Bruce Delgado (I), Marina City Mayor, Monterey County, 11/2/2010
   Robert Deutsch (I), Board of Directors – Alameda (City) Healthcare District, Alameda County, 11/2/2010
   Herb Gura (I), Konocti Unified School Board, Lake County, 11/2/2010
   Dan Hamburg, Mendocino County Board of Supervisors, District 5, 11/2/2010
   Michael McCue (I), Studio City Neighborhood Council, Los Angeles County, 5/27/2010
   Gayle McLaughlin (I), Richmond Mayor, Contra Costa County, 11/2/2010
   Joe Navarro, Hollister School Board, San Benito County, 11/2/2010
   Lauren Sinnott (I), Point Arena City Council, Mendocino County, 11/2/2010
   Jim Smith (I), Canyon School Board, Contra Costa County, 11/2/2010
   Lisa Stephens (I), Berkeley Rent Stabilization Board, Alameda County, 11/2/2010
   Alex Thompson, Mar Vista Community Council, Los Angeles County, 4/11/2010
   Jesse Townley (I), Berkeley Rent Stabilization Board, Alameda County, 11/2/2010
   Pam Webster (I), Berkeley Rent Stabilization Board, Alameda County, 11/2/2010

   Colorado (1)

   Pete Gleichman (I), Ward Mayor, Boulder County, 4/6/2010

   DC (1)

   JB Shoatz, Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner, SMD 8B04, 11/2/2010

   Florida (1)

   Anita Stewart, Hillsborough County Soil & Water Conservation District 5, 11/2/2010

   Iowa (1)

   Raymond Meyer (I), Lucas County Health Center Board of Trustees, 11/2/2010

   Maine (2)

   John Anton (I), Portland City Council, At-Large, Cumberland County, 11/2/2010
   Antonio Blasi (I), Hancock Planning Board, Hancock County, 5/10/2010

   Maryland (1)

   James Wilkinson (I), Berwyn Heights Town Council, Prince George’s County, 5/4/2010

   Massachusetts (3)

   Tom Flittie (I), Amherst Town Meeting, Precinct 3, Hampshire County, 5/3/2010
   Rudy Heller (I), Brookfield Selectman, Worcester County, 5/3/2010
   David Spanagel (I), Lancaster Town Moderator, Worcester County, 5/3/2010

   Nebraska (1)

   Steve Larrick (I), Natural Resources District, Lower Platte 5, Lancaster County, 11/2/2010

   New York (2)

   Brian Kehoe, Village of Catskill Trustee, Greene County, 3/23/2010, Partisan
   Edgar Rodriguez (I), New Paltz Central School District Board of Education, Ulster County, 5/18/2010

   Oregon (3)

   Michael Beilstein (I), Corvallis City Council Ward 5, Benton County, 11/2/2010
   Mark Camara (I), Toledo City Council, At-Large, Lincoln County, 11/2/2010
   Richard Hervey (I), Corvallis City Council, Ward 3, Benton County, 11/2/2010

   Texas (1)

   Enrique Valdivia (I), Edwards Aquifer Authority District 7, Bexar County, 11/2/2010

   West Virginia (1)

   Bob Siebel, Putnam County Soil Conservation Supervisor, 5/11/2010

   Wisconsin (5)

   David Conley (I), Douglas County Board of Supervisors, District 25, 4/6/2010
   Greg David (I), Jefferson County Board of Supervisors, District 2, 4/6/2010
   John Hendrick (I), Dane County Board of Supervisors, District 6, 4/6/2010
   Kathy Kienholz (I), Polk County Board of Supervisors, District 6, 4/6/2010
   Barbara Vedder (I), Dane County Board of Supervisors, District 2, 4/6/2010

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3. The breakdown of partisan and non-partisan of the 342 races is:

   There were 276 partisan races (including unsuccessful primaries) of these two were winners or a win rate of 0.7%.

   There were 66 non-partisan races of these 35 were winners or a win rate of 53%.