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Update: TID, TUSD and Local Turlock Election Results

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Update (9:19 p.m.): Ron Macedo has surged into the lead over Darrel Monroe, in what was a tightly-contested Turlock Irrigation District Board of Directors race.
 
Macedo, the incumbent and a local farmer, now leads by nearly 30 percentage points. Monroe, a retired TID irrigation worker, had led by just 10 percentage points an hour ago.
 
The quick lead for Macedo came as Merced County, which contains part of TID Division 5, has released its preliminary vote counts. Stanislaus County has also released its second round of results from Tuesday's Consolidated District Election, with 57.3 percent of precincts counted.
 
All race leaders remain unchanged from TurlockCityNews.com's last update, save for in the Keyes Community Services District race. That race remains far too close to call, with 11 votes separating first from fourth.
 
Based on today's exceedingly low voter turnout – hovering at 12.82 percent in Stanislaus County – results could be unlikely to change much at this point.
 
Initial post: The Stanislaus County Registrar of Voters has just released the early returns from Tuesday's Consolidated District Election.

As of 8:00 p.m., only 42.7 percent of districts are reporting. These results can – and likely will – change before the night is through.
 
Incumbents Joe Alamo and Ron Macedo are currently leading in the Turlock Irrigation District races, though retired irrigation worker Darrel Monroe is within 40 votes of Macedo.
 
Challenger Deborah Martin, a retired utility director, leads incumbent Tami Harrill-Muniz in one Turlock Unified School District race, while human resources director Jennifer Carter leads community volunteer Joe Lewis for the other seat.
 
Stay with TurlockCityNews.com, where we'll update the results as they come in.
 
Current leaders of all local races are italicised. Results are current as of 9:19 p.m.
 
Turlock Irrigation District – Division 3
Joe Alamo, Agribusinessman –  629 votes, 64.05 percent
Daniel Agundez, Retired Electric Supervisor –  346 votes, 35.23 percent
 
Turlock Irrigation District – Division 5 (includes votes from Merced County)
Ron Macedo, Incumbent –  832 votes, 64.50 percent
Darrel Monroe, Retired Irrigation Worker –  458 votes, 35.50 percent
 
Turlock Unified School District – Trustee Area 2
Tami Harrill-Muniz, Incumbent –  291 votes, 38.44 percent
Deborah Martin, Retired Utility Director –  464 votes, 61.29 percent
 
Turlock Unified School District – Trustee Area 6
Joe Lewis, Community Volunteer –  162 votes, 32.14 percent
Jennifer Carter, Human Resources Director –  339 votes, 67.26 percent

Stanislaus County Board of Education – Area 2
Alice J. Pollard, Retired School Administrator  –  3,242 votes, 59.88 percent
Christopher Barth, Businessman/Farmer  –  2,141 votes, 39.55 percent
 
Denair Unified School District – Full Term (Two Seats)
Sandi Dirkse, Business Owner/Farmer –  509 votes, 42.00 percent
Robert Hodges, Farmer –  281 votes, 23.18 percent
Travis “T.J.” Lake, Group Home Administrator –  190 votes, 15.68 percent
Troy Hirshkorn, Registered Nurse –  107 votes, 8.83 percent
Regina "Reggie" Gomes, Technology Support Specialist –  123 votes, 10.15 percent
 
Denair Unified School District – Short Term
Kathi Dunham-Filson, Educator –  354 votes, 54.05 percent
Joel Sanders, Maintenance Transportation Director –  301 votes, 45.95 percent
 
Denair Community Services District (Two Seats)
Ronald R. Richardson, Appointed Incumbent –  153 votes, 28.71 percent
Diedre Thomas, Incumbent –  187 votes, 35.08 percent
Don Smith Jr., Retired Water Operator –  193 votes, 36.21 percent
 
Keyes Community Services District (Three Seats)
William Alexander, Appointed Incumbent –  69 votes, 26.34 percent
Davie Landers, Incumbent –  59 votes, 22.52 percent
Eddie Jones, Retired Maintenance Supervisor –  70 votes, 26.72 percent
Johnathon Parker, Incumbent –  63 votes, 24.05 percent

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