City Council and Authorities Concurrent
January 11, 2022

SECTION 2: A new Chapter 10.35 (entitled "Shared Mobility Devices") of Title 10 "Vehicles and Traffic" is added to the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California to read as follows:

Chapter 10.35

SHARED MOBILITY DEVICES

10.35.005 Purpose.

The purpose of this chapter is to protect public health, safety and welfare, including the safety and welfare of seniors, persons with disabilities, and other members of the public traveling by foot, wheelchair or other assistive device, bicycle, or vehicle, on public sidewalks, streets, and other public rights-of-way and to ensure that the use and parking of Shared Mobility Devices in the City do not present a barrier to access to sidewalks and paths of travel for persons with disabilities.

10.35.010 Definitions.

The following words and phrases when used in this chapter shall for the purpose of this chapter have the meanings respectively ascribed to them herein. Whenever any words or phrases used in this chapter are not defined but are defined in the Vehicle Code of the State of California, and any amendments thereto, such definitions shall apply. a) "City Manager" shall mean the City Manager or designee. b) "Fleet" shall mean an inventory of a minimum number of bicycles (including electric bicycles) or motorized scooters required citywide per the Shared Mobility Device Administrative Regulations and managed by an Operator.

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c) "Operator" shall mean a person or entity, other than a government entity, that offers, vehicle code makes available, or provides a shared mobility device in exchange for financial compensation or membership via a digital application or other electronic or digital platform.
d) "Permit" shall mean the authorization granted by the City to the Operator to maintain and operate a Fleet within the City.
e) "Shared Mobility Device" shall mean a motorized scooter as defined in Section 407.5 of the Vehicle Code, electric bicycle as defined in Section 312.5 of the Vehicle Code, bicycle as defined in Section 231 of the Vehicle Code, or other similar personal transportation device, except as provided in subdivision (b) of Section 415 of the Vehicle Code, that is made available to the public by a shared mobility operator for shared use and transportation in exchange for financial compensation via a digital application or other electronic or digital platform.
f) "Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations" shall mean the Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations adopted pursuant to Section

10.35.030.

10.35.020 Permit - Required.

It shall be unlawful for any person or entity to operate a Fleet of Shared Mobility Devices on any public or private property within the City, in exchange for financial compensation or membership via a digital application or other electronic or digital platform, without a current permit issued by the City of Santa Clara.

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10.35.030 Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations.

The City Manager shall adopt and update Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations as necessary to implement and augment the provisions of this Chapter, including, but not limited to, permit application procedures, permit standards and permit conditions, which may include regulations related to Shared Mobility Device requirements, the ratio of motorized scooters and bicycles, parking, shared parking areas, fleet management and balancing, customer service, maintenance, education and outreach, data sharing, Levi's Stadium and other special events, indemnification, enforcement, grounds for revocation, suspension or denial, permit costs and permit application procedures.

10.35.040 Maximum Number of Shared Mobility Devices Permitted. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this Section, or in the Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations, the maximum number of Shared Mobility Devices permitted in the City at any one time shall not exceed 3,000. (b) Notwithstanding the foregoing, the City Manager has the authority to authorize temporary increases in the Citywide maximum of Shared Mobility Devices for special events, such as events at Levi's Stadium or Great America Theme Park.

10.35.050 Enforcement, Impounding and Fines.
(a) Operators shall monitor and manage Shared Mobility Devices in accordance with the parking requirements set forth in the Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations. Operators shall comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Consistent with these laws and regulations, at no time may a parked Shared Mobility Device obstruct a sidewalk, other pedestrian path of travel, or an accessibility feature designed for persons with disabilities.

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(b) Operators shall be issued an administrative citation in the amount set forth in subdivision (c) of this section to improperly parked Shared Mobility Devices and for failure to comply with the Shared Mobility Device Administrative Regulations. (c) For each instance where a Shared Mobility Device is not parked in accordance with the Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations and the Operator fails to remove or remedy the deficiency within the time specified in these regulations, it shall be considered a single violation for which the Operator is subject to an administrative citation in the following amounts:
( 1) $100 for the first violation
(2) $200 for the second violation
(3) $500 for third and subsequent violations
( d) Any Shared Mobility Devices that are not parked in accordance with the Shared Mobility Permit Administrative Regulations and are not removed or remedied are subject to City impounding and may be taken to a City facility for storage at the Operator's expense. The Operator shall pay an impound fee in an amount set by resolution of the City Council.
(e) Operator shall retrieve impounded Shared Mobility Devices from the City facility within the time specified in the Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations, and the Operator's failure to timely retrieve the Shared Mobility Device shall constitute abandonment of the device on public lands and the City may, after written notice is provided, dispose of the property in accordance with the provisions of SCCC 2.105.350 and applicable state law. Furthermore, the City Manager is authorized to suspend or revoke an operator's permit based on failure to retrieve the Shared Mobility Device(s).

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(f) The Chief of Police, or designee, shall have the authority to impound Shared Mobility Devices that are not parked in accordance with the Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations.

10.35.060 Denial, Suspension, or Revocation of Operating Permit.

The City Manager may deny, suspend, or revoke an Operator's permit based on the grounds specified in the Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations including that the operator:
a) Supplied the City Manager with incorrect information in the permit application; b) Violated any conditions placed upon the permit; or
c) Otherwise failed to comply with the provisions of this chapter or any rules or regulations promulgated by the City Manager pursuant to this chapter.

10.35.065 Appeal of Permit Decisions.

The decision of the City Manager to deny, suspend, or revoke a Permit under this Chapter may be appealed under the procedures set forth in Chapter 2.115.

10.35.070 Prohibited Conduct.

Notwithstanding any other provision of this Code, no person shall fail to comply with the Administrative Regulations or any provision of this Chapter. Any violation of any Administrative Regulation or this Chapter shall constitute a violation of this Code.

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SECTION 3: Savings clause. The changes provided for in this ordinance shall not affect any offense or act committed or done or any penalty or forfeiture incurred or any right established or accruing before the effective date of this ordinance; nor shall it affect any prosecution, suit or proceeding pending or any judgment rendered prior to the effective date of this ordinance. All fee schedules shall remain in force until superseded by the fee schedules adopted by the City Council.

SECTION 4: Environmental Determination. This Ordinance does not constitute a "project" within the meaning of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to CEQA Guidelines section 15378(b)(5) in that it is governmental organization or administrative activity that will not result in direct or indirect changes in the environment.

SECTION 5: Effective date. This ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its final adoption; however, prior to its final adoption it shall be published in accordance with the requirements of Section 808 and 812 of "The Charter of the City of Santa Clara, California." PASSED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PUBLICATION this 7th day of December 2021, by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCILORS:

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ABSENT: COUNCILORS:

ABSTAINED: COUNCILORS:

Attachments incorporated by reference:

Becker, Chahal, Hardy, Jain, Park, and Watanabe,
and Mayor Gillmor
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ASSISTANT CITY CLERK

CITY OF SANTA CLARA

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City of Santa Clara
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Purpose and Authority
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Chapter 10.35 of the Santa Clara City Code sets forth the requirements and procedures for permits issued for the operation of Shared Mobility Devices in the City of Santa Clara. These regulations implement the provisions of Chapter 10.35 and are issued by the City Manager or Designee under the authorization granted by Section 10.35.030 of the Code . These regulations are not intended to be exhaustive and may be amended at any time by the City Manager.

These regulations shall be referred to as the "Shared Mobility Device Permit Administrative Regulations."
Definitions
The definitions set for in Chapter 10.35, and herein, shall govern the application and interpretation of these regulations .

Permit Requirements
The following requirements shall be incorporated into the Terms and Conditions of all Shared Mobility Device permits issued. By submitting an application, Operator agrees to comply with all requirements, unless a specific modification is noted in the application and approved by the City Manager in writing prior to issuance of permit.

Permit Issuance

1. Permit application period will be from February 1 to March 31 each year.

2. Permit will be valid for a one-year period, from July 1 to June 30.

3. The City Manager will review permit applications and issue permits by June 1.

4. Based on the content of the Permit Application , the City Manager may select up to three operators to grant permits based on criteria described in "Permit Application Contents " section.

Shared Mobility Device Requirements

1. All Shared Mobility Devices shall have, and clearly display, a unique, permanent identification number.

2. All Shared Mobility Devices shall be equipped with global positioning system (GPS) tracking or other similar means of continuously tracking locations of such Shared Mobility Devices .

3. All Shared Mobility Devices shall clearly display the operator's business name, customer service phone number, and email address. Information shall also be provided in Braille on each Shared Mobility Device .

4. All Shared Mobility Devices shall include headlights, taillights, reflectors, and comply with applicable California State Law, including the California Vehicle Code, and industry standards.
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5. Operator shall provide a description of Mobility Device capabilities that will assist user in complying with state law, including the California Vehicle Code, regarding maximum scooter operating speeds and prohibited operation on sidewalks. Each Operator will be required to deploy "Geofencing" or other technology capable of preventing the use of Shared Mobility Devices or to limit the maximum speed of Shared Mobility Devices in designated areas of the City.

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2 1. Operators will ensure that users of the Shared Mobility Devices including the Operator's agents responsible for fleet management and rebalancing are informed of all applicable laws and regulations, and the following parking rules and limitations, and ensure that users comply with these limitations .

2. All Shared Mobility Devices shall be upright when parked .

3. All Shared Mobility Devices shall not be parked in such a manner as to block or obstruct access to public facilities included but not limited to the following :
• Pedestrian Clear Zone area of the sidewalk (The "Pedestrian Clear Zone" area of the sidewalk or pedestrian path of travel is defined as the area within the 48 inches of clear space on the sidewalk or pedestrian path for pedestrian travel.) • Any fire hydrant, call box, or other emergency facility (minimum 36-inch clearance)
• Rail platforms, bus benches, bus stops, bus shelters, and passenger waiting areas, except at existing bicycle racks or designated parking areas for Shared Mobility Devices (minimum 36-inch clearance)
• Utility poles or boxes (minimum 36-inch clearance)
• All on- or off-street vehicle parking spaces (minimum 36-inch clearance to curb face), including but not limited to:
i. Disabled parking zones
ii. Loading zones
iii. Time Limited Parking zones
• Street furniture that requires pedestrian access, for example benches, receptacles, etc. (minimum 36-inch clearance)
• Areas within 15 feet of Curb ramps
• Areas within 10 feet of entryways, exits, and driveways • Vehicular traffic lanes including bicycle lanes and associated buffers

4. When a sidewalk includes a "furniture zone", Shared Mobility Devices shall be parked within the furniture zone . When a sidewalk lacks a "furniture zone", Shared Mobility Devices must not be parked in a way to deny meaningful access to City sidewalks and paths of travel for persons with disabilities. Towards this end, each Operator must give notice and training to the User and ensure that Shared Mobility Devices are parked so that (a) 48-inch clear spaces are provided on pedestrian rights-of-way, and (b) curb ramps, entryways, exits, and other accessible paths of travel are never blocked or Santa Clara Shared Mobility Device Permit
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3 obstructed. "Furniture zone" shall refer to that section of the sidewalk between the curb and the pedestrian through zone in which street furniture and public amenities, such as lighting, benches, newspaper kiosks, utility poles, tree wells and bicycle racks are provided.

5. Any Shared Mobility Device that is parked incorrectly shall be reparked in a correct manner or shall be removed within two hours after Operator's customer service team receives notice of the report. The operator will be notified about parking violations directly through customer service communication via contact information provided on each Shared Mobility Device. In addition, City staff will forward notifications to operators during staffing hours that are received from the public, including but not limited to, through the City's My Santa Clara mobile application.

6. Operator must provide a feature within its mobile application that requires a user of a Shared Mobility Device to upload a photograph, or utilize other technology, to ensure the Shared Mobility Device is not obstructing the pedestrian pathway at the end of each ride.

7. Operator shall not place or attach any personal property, fixtures or structures to City property without the prior written consent of City including applicable permits.

8. Operator shall coordinate with, and obtain written approval from, the City Manager for all marked designated parking areas throughout the City.

9. Operator shall not deploy Shared Mobility Devices or install parking on private property without the consent of the property owner.

10. Designated on-street parking areas may be established at selected locations after review and approval by the City Manager.

11. Operator shall obtain an encroachment permit for any installation of infrastructure, signing or striping in the public right-of-way.

12. Operator shall be responsible for installation and removal of all approved infrastructure, signing and striping.

13. The City Manager reserves the right to designate "priority parking areas" in coordination with property owners. The purpose of these priority parking areas is to provide parking at designated locations within or adjacent to commercial centers and other destinations.
• Operators shall be responsible for the cost of installation and maintenance of any necessary infrastructure, including construction of the new designated shared parking areas. These costs shall be shared equally among the Operators. • For any priority parking area, all operators that are issued a Shared Mobility Device permit shall have a plan for deployment of Shared Mobility Devices at the designated shared parking areas. The designated shared parking areas may be located at any of the following locations:

1. Related Project (future)

2. AMC Mercado

3. Santa Clara Square

4. Rivermark

5. Santa Clara Convention Center

6. Lawrence Station Area
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9. 10.

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Great America Theme Park
Levi's Stadium
Central Park Library
City Hall
Great America Train Station
Santa Clara Station
Santa Clara University
Mission College
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4 1. Each Operator must provide a minimum of 60 shared mobility devices, whichever is applicable, to ensure service availability. The minimum number of Shared Mobility Devices may be amended by the City Manager.

2. The total size of the citywide fleet shall not exceed 3,000 Shared Mobility Devices with up to 1,000 bicycles (including electric bicycles) and 2,000 motorized scooters.

Following the review of shared mobility permit applications, the number of Shared Mobility Devices will be allocated equally among the Operators based on the number of Operators that are permitted to operate Shared Mobility Devices and the number of Shared Mobility Devices desired for deployment by each permitted Operator. The City Manager has the discretion to periodically adjust the City-wide maximum number of Shared Mobility Devices.

3. Each operator must deploy 5% of the total number of Shared Mobility Devices in an area designated as an Equity Priority Community (formerly referred to as Community of Concern) as defined by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.

4. All Shared Mobility Devices parked in a low-density residential zone shall be moved by the Operator out of the residential zone within 72 hours.

5. Any improperly parked Shared Mobility Devices that are not removed within 2 hours of notification of the Operator may be impounded and taken to a City facility for storage at the Operator's expense. Operator shall be required to pay the impounding fee.

6. Operator shall be responsible for retrieving the impounded Shared Mobility Devices from the city facility. Failure to retrieve Shared Mobility Devices from the city facility within two working days of notification of impoundment shall constitute abandonment of the property and the City may, after written notice is provided, dispose of the property in accordance with the surplus property provisions of the City Code.

Furthermore, failure to retrieve the Shared Mobility Device(s) may lead to permit suspension or revocation.

7. Shared Mobility Devices must be re-parked/re-distributed daily to ensure compliance with the regulations and the Operator's plan of operation.

8. Operators shall ensure that users do not operate Shared Mobility Devices in City parks. Operators shall use geofencing or equivalent technology to prevent Shared Mobility Devices from being operated in City parks excluding the San Tomas Aquino/Saratoga Creek Trail. A complete list of City parks is available on the City's website at:

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Customer Service

1. Operator shall maintain a 24-hour customer service telephone number with live operators for customers and members of the public to report safety concerns, complaints, or to ask questions . The customer service number shall be clearly displayed on all Shared Mobility Devices in service .

2. Operator shall provide options for customer service inquiries to be submitted via email and text message.

3. Operators shall provide email, text message or phone confirmation of any issues reported to originator if requested and follow up with the originator with status updates as appropriate .

4. Any Shared Mobility Device that is parked improperly (as described in "Parking" section above) shall be re-parked in a correct manner or shall be removed within two hours after notice has been provided to Operator.

5. Operator shall maintain a multilingual (English, Spanish and Chinese) website, call center and mobile app customer interface that are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

6. Mobile apps and other customer service interface technology must be fully accessible to persons with disabilities and must comply with Section 508 of the United States Workforce Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

Maintenance

1. Operator must ensure that all Shared Mobility Devices are in good working order, are clean, free of graffiti, and are safe to operate.

2. Any Shared Mobility Device that is reported by the City or any third party to be damaged, deficient, or otherwise unsafe to operate shall be immediately assessed and/or remotely disabled, as appropriate.

3. Any Shared Mobility Device that is reported to be damaged, deficient, or otherwise unsafe to operate shall be checked in person and removed within two hours after notice has been provided to Operator.

4. Operator must maintain a record of all maintenance performed for each Shared Mobility Device and make such record available to the City upon request.

Education and Outreach
5 1. Operator agrees to provide notice to users regarding federal, state and local laws applicable to riding, operating and parking a Shared Mobility Devices in the City, and to require users to acknowledge and comply with all of these applicable laws, including laws relating to accessibility , helmets, age, parking, driver's license requirements, Santa Clara Shared Mobility Device Permit
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sidewalk riding, speed limits, use of bike lanes and streets where Shared Mobility Devices can operate with and without bike lanes, and other rules of the road.

2. Operator shall provide multiple public outreach/safety education events throughout the area of operation within the City including a kickoff event prior to deployment of the Shared Mobility Devices. City permit approval and costs associated with public outreach/safety education events shall be the responsibility of the operator .

3. Operator agrees to notify users by means of signage or visible language on Shared Mobility Devices as well as through its website and mobile applicat ions that:
a) All State of California laws shall be obeyed while riding a Shared Mobility Device, including laws related to age, driver's license requirements , and speed b) Shared Mobility Devices may not be used on sidewalks, and generally shall be operated as close as practicable to the right curb of any street except as otherwise specified in state law.
c) At no time may a parked Shared Mobility Device obstruct a sidewalk, other pedestrian path of travel, or an accessibility feature designed for persons with disabilities.

Data Sharing
6 1. Operator agrees to provide the City with access to an Application Programming Interface (API) offering data about its fleet and all trip activity within the City, meeting the current requirements of the Mobility Data Specification (MOS) format developed by the Los Angeles Department of Transportation. This specification is detailed at:
https://github .com/CityOflosAngeles/mobility-data-specification

1. Operator agrees to provide City with access to a dashboard providing comprehensive anonymized data about the origins, destinations , distances , vehicle miles traveled (VMT), and times of all trip activity related to Shared Mobility Devices deployed in the City, as well as aggregate data and heat maps categorized by vehicle type and allowing analysis by day, week, or month, at no cost to the city.

2. Operator agrees to make real-time open data on system status and usage available in General Bike Share Feed Specification (GBFS) format.

3. In addition to the data required by the GBFS and MOS specifications, Operator shall provide a report of the following data on a monthly basis (or more frequently, if requested by the City Manager) :
a) Timestamped records of maintenance activities including device ID and maintenance performed .
b) Timestamped records of customer service inquiry including nature of issue, time reported, and time resolved.
c) Collision data received from users.
d) Data related to age of members , low-income program membership, and the number of members divided by residents, surrounding area residents, and visitors from out of the area.
e) Operators shall survey users every 6 months subsequently to provide information to the City for future planning, including asking questions about what mode of transportation was replaced for the use of a Shared Mobility Device. Survey Santa Clara Shared Mobility Device Permit
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questions shall be consistent among Operators and determined in coordination with the City Manager.

4. Operator agrees to not sell or share confidential user data.

Membership and Enrollment

1. Operator agrees to comply with all relevant state and local regulations regarding age limits for use of Shared Mobility Devices .

2. Operator agrees to conduct outreach and to implement technology-based measures to verify ages of members during enrollment via mobile app and/or website.

3. Operator shall establish a low-income discount program that offers discounted memberships to individuals at or below 200% of the federal poverty level.

Membership in public assistance programs such as SNAP , CalFresh, or Silicon Valley Power Rate Assistance Program (SVP RAP) may be used for discount eligibility, or some other metric consistent with this requirement and approved by the City Manager.

Levi's Stadium and Special Events

1. The maximum number of Shared Mobility Devices permitted in the City at any one time may not apply on Levi's Stadium and other large special event days at the Great America Theme Park. The City Manager may adopt a maximum cap for event days after review of Shared Mobility Device data.

2. The City Manager may implement operating procedures or prohibit use of devices specific to Levi's Stadium and Special Events .

3. Special event days will be identified on the City's Shared Mobility webpage.

Operator shall comply with the number of permitted units by midnight of the second day following the event.

4. Operators shall comply with current and future requirements of the Levi's Stadium Transportation Management and Operations Plan (TMOP).

Performance Bond
7 1. Operator shall maintain in effect at all times a valid performance bond in the amount of $20,000 during the term of the annual permit starting with permit issuance.

2. The performance bond may be used for any public property repair and maintenance costs that may be incurred as a result of operator's Shared Mobility Devices, as well as removal and storage of Shared Mobility Devices that are not addressed within specified timeframes. The performance bond may be used to cover staff time associated with performing or facilitating these activities.

3. The performance bond may be used for any unpaid fines for violations issued to the Operator.

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4. The performance bond may be used for any future costs incurred by the City related to the Shared Mobility permits.

Enforcement
Enforcement is designed to promote and achieve compliance with local law and the program guidelines. The Operators shall be required to pay fines per the schedule below related to improperly parked devices and failure to comply with the regulations .

1. Any improperly parked Shared Mobility Devices that are not removed or remedied within two (2) hours of providing notice to Operator may be impounded and taken to a City facility for storage at the Operator's expense. The Operator shall be required to pay the impounding fee.

2. In addition to the impounding fee, the Operator shall be cited for failure to remove the Shared Mobility Devices within two (2) hours of providing notice. The citation amount is listed in City Code 10.35.050.

3. Operator shall be responsible for retrieving the impounded devices from the City facility .

Failure to retrieve Shared Mobility Devices from the City facility within two (2) working days of notification of impoundment may lead to disposal of the equipment and permit suspension or revocation.

Denial , Suspension , or Revocation of Operating Permit 8 1. An Operator 's permit may be denied, suspended or revoked at the discretion of the City Manager based on any of the following grounds:
a) Consistent failure to address parking violations.
b) Failure to retrieve Shared Mobility Devices from the city facility within two (2) working days of notification of impoundment.
c) Transfer of an Operator permit to another party, including company mergers, without written approval by the City Manager.
d) The operator sells or shares confidential user data. e) An applicant or Operator including its employees, managers , officers, principals, directors, owners, contractors, representatives, or agents has:
• One or more false or misleading statements or material omissions on the permit application, during the application process.
• Failed to provide information requested or required by the City • Operated or has proposed to operate in a manner that endangers public health or safety.
• Failed to comply with any requirement imposed by the provisions of these regulations or the City Code, including any rule, regulation, conditions or standard adopted pursuant to the Ordinance, or any term or condition imposed on the permit for the operation of Shared Mobility Devices, or any provision of California law.
• Conviction of the Operator, to include any of its officer, owners or principals, of Santa Clara Shared Mobility Device Permit
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2. If an Operator's permit is suspended or revoked during the annual permit period, the Operator shall be required to remove all devices deployed in the City at the Operator's cost. If Operator does not remove the devices within five (5) working days of notification of permit suspension or revocation, the City shall have the authority to remove the Shared Mobility Devices at Operator's cost and use the Performance Bond to cover the cost of removal of the Operator 's devices.

3. If an Operator's permit is suspended, the minimum permit suspension period will be two (2) weeks. The Operator shall be required to provide a plan for corrective actions to demonstrate ability to comply with the regulations for resumption of the Operating permit. Any time spent by City staff on meeting with Operators to facilitate permit resumption will be reimbursed by the Operator on a time and materials basis.

Permit Costs
9 1. Application Fee: The applicant must pay the "Shared Mobility Device Permit, Application Fee" as identified in the latest City of Santa Clara Adopted Municipal Fee Schedule. The fee is non-refundable. Any application submitted without this fee shall be considered incomplete . The City will not accept or review any application that is submitted without payment of this fee.

2. Permit Fee: If the City approves the permit application, the applicant must pay ari "Shared Mobility Device Permit, Annual Fee" as identified in the latest City of Santa Clara Adopted Municipal Fee Schedule. The City will not issue the permit until this fee is paid.

3. Device Fee: The applicant must pay a "Shared Mobility Device Permit, Device Fee" as identified in the latest City of Santa Clara Adopted Municipal Fee Schedule . The first 60 Shared Mobility Devices deployed per Operator will not be subject to this per­ device fee. The City will not issue the permit until this fee is paid. If capacity exists, the applicant may apply to increase the number of devices deployed in the City after December 1 of the permit operating period. The applicant must then pay a "Shared Mobility Device Permit, Additional Device Fee" as identified in the latest City of Santa Clara Adopted Municipal Fee Schedule

4. lmpoundment Fee: The applicant must pay a "Shared Mobility Device Permit, lmpoundment Fee" as identified in the latest City of Santa Clara Adopted Municipal Fee Schedule to release a device from impoundment.

5. Operator shall also obtain a business license to operate in the City of Santa Clara.

6. All fees are non-refundable.

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Permit Application Contents
10 1. A description of the proposed plan of operation, including, at a minimum, the applicant's plan to comply with the Administrative Regulations including Shared Mobility Device requirements , parking compliance, planned parking locations, fleet management and balancing, customer service, maintenance , data sharing, Levi's Stadium and other special events;

2. A detailed plan for the number and description of outreach and safety education events.

Plan shall specify if events will be virtual or in-person. In-person events shall include proposed locations and if events will be stand-alone events or part of other community events/festivals. Operator shall include plan to advertise events.

3. Description of the number and mix of Shared Mobility Device that will be deployed:
motorized scooters, bicycles, electric bicycles;

4. Shared Mobility Device capabilities including geofencing and other technology to comply with parking, speeding, and path of travel regulations.

5. A map of the proposed deployment area and parking locations.

6. The applicant's experience and demonstrated ability to comply with regulations in other jurisdictions;

7. The applicant's regulatory compliance program;

8. The applicant's history of and ability to comply with state and local law;

9. Any other requirements set forth by the Administrative Regulations.

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REPORT TO COUNCIL

SUBJECT
Action to Waive Second Reading and Adopt Ordinance No. 2040 to Amend Chapter 2.120, Entitled Boards and Commissions, to Update Boards and Commission Members Qualifications

COUNCIL PILLAR
Enhance Community Engagement and Transparency

BACKGROUND
At the December 14, 2021 Council meeting, proposed Ordinance No. 2040 was introduced and passed for the purpose of publication. Pursuant to City Charter Sections 808 and 812, proposed Ordinance No. 2040 was published on January 5, 2022, and copies were posted in three public places. The Ordinance now comes to Council for final adoption.

DISCUSSION
The proposed ordinance will amend SCCC Section 2.120.010, to allow residents that are 18 years of age to serve as members of the City’s non-charter Boards, Commissions and Committees. This ordinance will eliminate the current requirement that all members of non-Charter Boards and Commissions be qualified electors of the City.

However, City Charter Commissions, which include Planning, Parks and Recreation, Civil Service, and Board of Library Trustees, will continue to require members to be a qualified electors of the City.

The Charter Commission qualifications may only be revised by Charter amendment which will require a ballot measure.

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
The action being considered does not constitute a “project” within the meaning of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to CEQA Guidelines section 15378(b)(5) in that it is a governmental organizational or administrative activity that will not result in direct or indirect changes in the environment.

FISCAL IMPACT
There is no fiscal impact with the adoption of this ordinance.

COORDINATION
This report was coordinated with the City Attorney’s Office and City Clerk’s Office

PUBLIC CONTACT
A summary of proposed Ordinance No. 2040 was published to the Santa Clara Weekly on January 5, 2022, and copies were posted in three public places and made available for public inspection at City of Santa Clara Printed on 1/6/2022Page 1 of 2
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the City Clerk’s Office.

Public contact was made by posting the Council agenda on the City’s official-notice bulletin board outside City Hall Council Chambers. A complete agenda packet is available on the City’s website and in the City Clerk’s Office at least 72 hours prior to a Regular Meeting and 24 hours prior to a Special Meeting. A hard copy of any agenda report may be requested by contacting the City Clerk’s Office at (408) 615-2220, email [email protected].

RECOMMENDATION
Waive Second Reading and Adopt Ordinance No. 2040 to amend Chapter 2.120, entitled Boards and Commissions, to update Boards and Commissions qualifications to be residents of the City instead of qualified electors.

Reviewed by: Elizabeth Klotz, Assistant City Attorney
Approved by: Deanna J. Santana, City Manager

ATTACHMENTS

1. Ordinance No. 2040 (Introduction)
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ORDINANCE NO. 2040

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA,
CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION 2.120.010 ("NAMES,

MEMBERSHIP, QUALIFICATIONS, AND TERMS OF
OFFICE"), TO REQUIRE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

MEMBERS TO BE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY INSTEAD OF

QUALIFIED ELECTORS
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA AS FOLLOWS:

WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Santa Clara desires to remove barriers that prevent active participation by all City residents in City Government; WHEREAS, the City Council desires for greater participation by and inclusion of all residents within the City of Santa Clara; and,
WHEREAS, the City Council has directed the removal of the requirement that Boards and Commission members be a "qualified elector" of the City. Instead, Board and Commission members will be required to be a resident of the City.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1: That Section 2.120.010 (entitled "Names, membership, qualifications and terms of office") of Chapter 2.120 (entitled "Boards and Commissions") of Title 2 (entitled "Administration and Personnel") of "The Code of the City of Santa Clara, California" ("SCCC") is amended to read as follows:
"2.120.010 Names, membership, qualifications and terms of office.

There shall be and there is established within the City the following boards and commissions:

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(a) Planning Commission. (SCCC 2.120.050)
(b) Parks and Recreation Commission. (SCCC 2.120.060)
(c) Civil Service Commission. (SCCC 2.120.070)
(d) Board of Library Trustees. (SCCC 2.120.080)
(e) Historical and Landmarks Commission. (SCCC 2.120.100) (f) Senior Advisory Commission. (SCCC 2.120.110)
(g) Youth Commission. (SCCC 2.120.130)
(h) Cultural Commission. (SCCC 2.120.140)
(i) International Exchange Commission. (SCCC 2.120.150) U) Housing Commission. (SCCC 2.12.160)
All members of boards, commissions, and committees, except for members of the Youth Commission, shall be 18 years of age or older and residents of the City. All members of boards and commissions established by City Charter (i.e., Planning Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission, Civil Service Commission and Board of Library Trustees) shall also be qualified electors of the City."
SECTION 2: Ordinances Repealed. With exception of the provisions protected by the savings clause, all ordinances (or parts of ordinances) in conflict with or inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed.

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SECTION 3: Savings clause. The changes provided for in this ordinance shall not affect any offense or act committed or done or any penalty or forfeiture incurred or any right established or accruing before the effective date of this ordinance; nor shall it affect any prosecution, suit or proceeding pending or any judgment rendered prior to the effective date of this ordinance. All fee schedules shall remain in force until superseded by the fee schedules adopted by the City Council.

SECTION 4: Effective date. This ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its final adoption ; however, prior to its final adoption it shall be published in accordance with the requirements of Section 808 and 812 of "The Charter of the City of Santa Clara, California."
PASSED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PUBLICATION this 14th day of December 2021, by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCILORS: Becker, Chahal, Hardy, Jain, Park, and Watanabe, and Mayor Gillmor
NOES: COUNCILORS: None
ABSENT: COUNCILORS: None
ABSTAINED: COUNCILORS : None
ATTEST:

Attachments incorporated by reference : None
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NORA PIMENTE , M C

ASSISTANT CITY CLERK

CITY OF SANTA CLARA

City of Santa Clara
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REPORT TO COUNCIL

SUBJECT
Action to Waive Second Reading and Adopt Ordinance No. 2039 Amending Chapter 13.10 “Sewers” of Title 13 “Public Services” of the City of Santa Clara Code to Modify Regulations Regarding Pretreatment Programs to Conform with Recent Updates to the Regional Wastewater Facility Requirements

COUNCIL PILLAR
Deliver and Enhance High-Quality Efficient Services and Infrastructure

BACKGROUND
At the December 14, 2022 Council meeting, proposed Ordinance No. 2039 was introduced and passed for the purpose of publication. Pursuant to City Charter Sections 808 and 812, proposed Ordinance No. 2039 was published on January 5, 2022, and copies were posted in three public places. The Ordinance now comes to Council for final adoption.

DISCUSSION
The City of Santa Clara is a co-owner of the San José-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility (RWF) with the City of San José, who acts as the administrator of the facility. As administrator, San José ensures compliance with discharge requirements under the federal National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits. Included in those requirements are water quality standards for the discharge into water bodies that were originally established by the 1972 Federal Clean Water Act.

Discharging facilities such as the RWF are required to establish Pretreatment Programs that ensure that treated wastewater is free of regulated pollutants in order to protect public health and the environment, including the health of San Francisco Bay.

The Regional Water Quality Control Board and the Environmental Protection Agency (the state and federal agencies responsible for administering the NPDES permit program) made certain recommendations for the Pretreatment Program in an April 2019 audit. On June 3, 2021, San José amended chapter 15.14 of its municipal code to adopt those recommendations. The changes are largely of a technical nature, and include adding or editing defined terms, permit and reporting requirements, as well as administrative penalties and enforcement provisions. Staff proposes to amend Santa Clara Code Chapter 13.10 to conform with San José’s changes as referenced in the proposed ordinance (Attachment 1).

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
Council action on this item is exempt from review under the California Environmental Quality Act under Section 15308 of the CEQA Guidelines, actions taken by regulatory agencies, as authorized by state or local ordinance, to assure the maintenance, restoration, enhancement, or protection of the environment where the regulatory process involves procedures for protection of the environment.

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FISCAL IMPACT
The amendment to Santa Clara City Code does not have a fiscal impact other than City staff time.

COORDINATION
This report was coordinated with the City Attorney’s Office.

PUBLIC CONTACT
A summary of proposed Ordinance No. 2039 was published to the Santa Clara Weekly on January 5, 2022, and copies were posted in three public places and made available for public inspection at the City Clerk’s Office.

Public contact was made by posting the Council agenda on the City’s official-notice bulletin board outside City Hall Council Chambers. A complete agenda packet is available on the City’s website and in the City Clerk’s Office at least 72 hours prior to a Regular Meeting and 24 hours prior to a Special Meeting. A hard copy of any agenda report may be requested by contacting the City Clerk’s Office at (408) 615-2220, email [email protected].

RECOMMENDATION
Waive Second Reading and Adopt Ordinance No. 2039 amending City of Santa Clara Code Chapter

13.10 (Sewers) of Title 13 “Public Services” of the City of Santa Clara Code to modify regulations regarding pretreatment programs to conform with recent updates to the Regional Wastewater Facility Requirements.

Reviewed by: Caio Arellano, Assistant City Attorney
Approved by: Deanna J. Santana, City Manager

ATTACHMENTS

1. Ordinance No. 2039 (Introduction)
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ORDINANCE NO. 2039

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA,
CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 13.10 "SEWERS" OF
TITLE 13 "PUBLIC SERVICES" OF "THE CODE OF THE
CITY OF SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA" REGARDING

PROGRAMS AND REGULATIONS FOR WASTEWATER

PRETREATMENT
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA AS FOLLOWS:

WHEREAS, The City of Santa Clara is a co-owner of the San Jose-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility (RWF) with the City of San Jose, who acts as the administrator of the facility;
WHEREAS, as the RWF administrator, San Jose ensures compliance with discharge requirements under the federal National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits. Included in those requirements are water quality standards for the discharge into water bodies that were originally established by the 1972 Federal Clean Water Act; WHEREAS, discharging facilities such as the RWF are required to establish pretreatment programs that ensure that treated wastewater is free of regulated pollutants in order to protect public health and the environment, including the health of San Francisco Bay; and, WHEREAS, pretreatment programs and regulations applicable to users of the City of Santa Clara's sewer collection system are codified in Santa Clara City Code Chapter 13.10 and the regulatory agencies responsible for administering the RWF's NPDES permit have recommended various changes to the pretreatment regulations.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA AS FOLLOWS:

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SECTION 1: That subsection (a) of Section 13.10.020 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 ( entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"(a) "A" definitions:
( 1) "Amalgam separator" means a device that: employs filtration, settlement, centrifugation, or ion exchange to remove dental amalgam and its metal constituents from a dental office vacuum system before it discharges to the sanitary sewer; has been certified under the International Organization for Standardization's standard for amalgam separators as capable of removing a minimum of ninety-five percent (95%) of dental amalgam at flow rates comparable to the flow rate of the actual vacuum suction system in operation; and does not have any automatic flow bypass. (2) "Ammonia" means the form of nitrogen that is chemically definable as NH3.
(3) "Audit protocols" means the procedures to be followed in performing flow and pollutant audit studies.
(4) "Authorized or Duly Authorized Representative of the User" means:
(A) For a corporation:
(i) The president, secretary, treasurer, or a vice-
president of the corporation in charge of a principal business function, or any other person who performs similar policy or decision-making functions for the corporation; or (ii) The manager of one or more manufacturing,
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a. The manager is authorized to make
management decisions that govern the operation of the regulated facility including having the explicit or implicit duty of making major capital investment recommendations, and initiating and directing other comprehensive measures to assure long-term environmental compliance with environmental laws and regulations;
b. The manager can ensure that the
necessary systems are established or actions taken to gather complete and accurate information for individual wastewater discharge permit requirements; and c. The manager has the assigned or
delegated authority to sign documents in accordance with corporate procedures. (B) For a partnership or sole proprietorship: a general partner or proprietor, respectively.
(C) For a Federal, State, or local governmental facility: a director or highest official appointed or designated to oversee the operation and performance of the activities of the government facility, or their designee. (D) The individuals described in paragraphs A through C, above, may designate a Duly Authorized Representative in writing, specifying the individualor position responsible for the overall operation of the facility from which the discharge originates or having overall responsibility for environmental matters for the company, and submitting the authorization to the Director.

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(5) "Average concentration" means the concentration of a pollutant in an industrial user's discharge that is calculated by adding the concentrations of the particular pollutant in all composite samples taken during a given time period, including, but not limited to, self-monitoring samples, and dividing the total by the number of samples taken."
SECTION 2: That subsection (b) of Section 13.10.020 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"(b) "B" definitions:
(1) "Baseline Monitoring Report" means a report which shall include all requirements of federal regulation, including but not limited to 40 CFR 403.12(b), and:
(A) For New Sources and sources that become Industrial
Users subsequent to the promulgation of an applicable categorical standard, submitted at least ninety (90) days prior to commencement of discharge and contain identifying information, environmental permits in place, a description of operations, flow measurements, measurements of pollutants, and the pretreatment a New Source intends to use to meet the applicable standards, including estimates of measurements; (B) For existing Industrial Users, submitted within one hundred eighty (180) days after the effective date of a categorical Pretreatment Standard, or after the final administrative decision, and shall contain, at a minimum, identifying information, environmental permits in place, a description of operations, flow measurements, a measurement of pollutants, proper certification, and a compliance schedule as necessary."
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(2) "Batch discharge" means the discharge of wastewater resulting from an intermittent treatment process in which an identified amount of process wastewateris collected, treated to meet discharge standards, and released to the sanitary sewer system. (3) "Best management practices" means schedules of activities, prohibitions of practices, maintenance procedures, and other management practices, such as, standard operating procedures, general good housekeeping, or pollution prevention practices to prevent or reduce the introduction of pollutants to either the sanitary sewer or storm drain system that have been determined by the Director to be cost- effective for particular industry groups, business types, or specific industrial processes. Best Management Practices may also include approved alternative means (e.g., management plans) of complying with federal, state or local regulations. (4) "Biochemical oxygen demand" means the quantity of oxygen expressed in parts per million (ppm) by weight, utilized in the biochemical oxidation of organic matter under standard laboratory conditions for five days at a temperature of twenty degrees centigrade (20° C)."
SECTION 3: That subsection (c) of Section 13.10.020 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"(c) "C" definitions:
(1) "Categorical industrial user" or "CIU" means a source performing any categorical process subject to Federal pretreatment standards, as described in 40 CFR Sections 405 through 471, as amended from time to time, that has any connection to the sanitary sewer system.

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(2) "Categorical pretreatment standard" or "categorical standard" means any regulation containing pollutant discharge limits promulgated by EPA that apply to specific categories of users and which appear in 40 CFR Sections 405 through 471, as amended from time to time.
(3) "Clean Water Act" is the 1972 amendment to the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, 33 U.S.C. Section 1251 et seq. The Act is the primary legislation concerning water pollution and its regulation. The Act establishes a permit system that must be used by point sources of pollution such as industrial facilities, government facilities, and agricultural operations. These point sources are not allowed to discharge or dispose of the pollutants they produce in surface water without a permit from the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES).
(4) "Code of Federal Regulations" (or "CFR") refers to the Code of Federal Regulations as published by the Office of the Federal Register National Archives and Records Administration. Whenever a reference is made to any portion of the CFR, or to any other Federal regulation, such reference shall apply to all amendments and additions to such portion of said regulations now or hereinafter enacted. (5) "Composite sample" means a flow-proportional or time- proportional sample, which accurately represents the average pollutant concentration discharged during a continuous time period. A composite sample may be obtained manually or automatically, and it may be taken discretely or continuously. For manual composite sampling, at least six individual samples from each sample point shall be combined and mixed to obtain one composite sample; flow-proportion may be obtained either by varying the time interval between each discrete sample or the volume of each discrete sample.

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(6) "Continuous discharge" means a discharge which occurs without interruption throughout the operating hours of the facility, except for infrequent shutdowns for maintenance, process changes, or other similar activities. (7) "Critical user" means a discharger whose wastewater contains priority pollutants, or who discharges any waste which has the potential to cause interference in concentration above those allowed in this chapter and/or who discharges in excess of one hundred thousand (100,000) gallons per day." SECTION 4: That subsection (d) of Section 13.10.020 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"(d) "D" definitions:
( 1) "Dental amalgam" means an alloy of mercury with another metal used by dentists to fill cavities in teeth.
(2) "Diluting waters" means noncontact cooling water, boiler blowdown, domestic sewage, groundwater, stormwater, surface drainage, reverse osmosis reject, water softener regeneration, potable waters, or any other waters that are not part of an industrial process and that do not contain priority pollutants but are combined with industrial wastewater prior to the monitoring point for industrial wastewater discharge. "Diluting waters" also includes excess water used in production processes, such as rinse tanks or rinse water running when in production in excess of operational or quality requirements.
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(4) "Discharger'' means any person discharging wastewater into the sanitary sewer system.
(5) "Domestic wastewater" means wastewater from private residences and other premises resulting from the use of water for personal washing, sanitary purposes and/or the elimination of human wastes and related matter." SECTION 5: That subsection (e) of Section 13.10.020 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"(e) "E" definitions:
(1) "Enforcement Response Plan" means the City's plan used to guide enforcement actions taken in response to violations of this code. (2) "Existing source" means any source of discharge that is not a new source."
SECTION 6: That subsection (a) of Section 13.10.020 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 ( entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"(i) "I" definitions:
(1) "Indirect discharge or discharge" means the introduction of pollutants or any discharge of wastewater to the sanitary sewer system. (2) "Industrial user" means any nonresidential user that discharges industrial wastes to the sanitary sewer system.
(3) "Industrial wastes" means the wastes from producing, manufacturing, and processing operations of every kind and nature. (4) Interference.

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(A) "Interference" means a discharge that, alone or in
conjunction with a discharge or discharges from other sources, inhibits or disrupts the processes or operation of the sanitary sewer system, including the plant, or causes or significantly contributes to a violation of any requirement of the National PollutantDischarge Elimination System (NPDES) permit, which is a permit issued to the City pursuant to Section 402 of the Clean Water Act.
(B) "Interference" also includes prevention of biosolids use or disposal by the plant in accordance with published regulations providing guidelines under Section 405 of the Federal Clean Water Act (33 U.S.C. Sections 1251 through 1387) or in regulations developed pursuant to the Solid Waste Disposal Act (SWDA) (42 U.S.C.

Section 6901 et seq.), the Toxic Substances Control Act (15 U.S.C. Sections 2601 through 2654), or more stringent State regulations (including those contained in any State biosolids management plan prepared pursuant to Title IV of SWDA) applicable to the method of disposal or use employed by the plant."
SECTION 7: That subsection (a) of Section 13.10.020 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"(n) "N" definitions:
(1) "New source" means:
(A) Any building, structure, facility or installation from which there is (or may be) a discharge of pollutants, the construction of which commenced after the publication of proposed pretreatment standards under Section 307(c) of the Clean Water Act that will be applicable to such source if such standards are thereafter promulgated in accordance with that section; provided, that:

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(i) The building, structure, facility, or installation is constructed at a site at which no other source is located; or The building, structure, facility or installation totallyreplaces the process or production equipment that causes the discharge of pollutants at anexisting source; or
(ii) The production or wastewater generating
processes of the building, structure, facility or installation are, in the sole judgment of the Director, substantially independent of an existing source at the same site. In determining whether these are substantially independent, factors such as the extent to which the new facility is integrated with the existing plant, and the extent to which the new facility is engaged in the same general type of activity as the existing source, should be considered. (B) Construction on a site at which an existing source is located results in a modification rather than a new source if the construction does not create a new building, structure, facility, or installation meeting the criteria of subsection (n)(1)(A)(ii) or (iii) of this section but otherwise alters, replaces, or adds to existing processor production equipment.
(C) Construction of a new source as defined under this
definition has commenced if the owner or operator has:
(i) Begun, or caused to begin, as part of a continuous
on-site construction program:
a. Any placement, assembly or installation of
facilities or equipment; or
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(ii) Entered into a contractual obligation for the
purchase of facilities or equipment which are intended to be used in its operation within a reasonable time. Options to purchase or contracts which can be terminated or modified without substantial loss, and contracts for feasibility, engineering, and design studies do not constitute a contractual obligation under this subsection. (2) "Ninety (90) Day Compliance Report" means a report which shall include all requirements of federal regulation, including but not limited to 40 CFR 403.12(d), and:
(A) For a New Source, submitted within ninety (90) days following the commencement of the introduction of wastewater into the POTW, and contain,at a minimum, flow measurements, a measurement of pollutants, and certification of compliance with pretreatment standards; and
(B) For Industrial Users, submitted within ninety (90) days following the final date for compliance with an applicable Pretreatment Standard and contain, at a minimum, flow measurements, a measurement of pollutants, certification of compliance with pretreatment standards and the actual production during sampling period; and for Industrial Users subject to equivalent mass or concentration limits, a reasonable measure of the long-term production rate."
SECTION 8: That subsection (p) of Section 13.10.020 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:

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(1) "Pass-through" means a discharge which exits the plant into waters of the United States in quantities or concentrations which, alone or in conjunction with a discharge or discharges from other sources, is a cause of a violation of any requirement of the plant's NPDES permit, including an increase in the magnitude or duration of a violation.
(2) "pH" means the logarithm of the reciprocal of the concentration of hydrogen ions in moles per liter of solution.
(3) "Plant" means the San Jose/Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility, which is also known as the San Jose/Santa Clara Water Pollution Control Plant. (4) "Pollutant not present" means a pollutant regulated by a categorical pretreatment standard that is not used or stored in a categorical industrial user's facility, is not added to or created by any industrial or pretreatment process at the facility, and is not present above the background levels of the water supply. (5) "Pretreatment standard" means prohibited discharge standards, including those in federal regulations such as 40 CFR, 403.5, categorical pretreatment standards, and local limits.
(6) "Pretreatment requirements" means any substantive or procedural requirement related to pretreatment imposed on an industrial user other than a pretreatment standard.
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(8) "Process flow" means the daily, twenty-four (24)-hour flow of wastewater from any kind or nature of production, manufacturing, or processing operation, including industrial and commercial operations where water is used for the removal of any type of waste other than sanitary sewage. Process flow does not include diluting waters." SECTION 9: That subsection (s) of Section 13.10.020 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 ( entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"(s) "S" definitions:
( 1) "Sanitary sewage" means water-carried wastes from residences, business buildings, institutions, and industrial establishments, excluding ground, surface, and stormwaters, subsurface drainage, and also excluding industrial waste. (2) "Sanitary sewer overflow" is any overflow, spill, release, discharge or diversion of untreated or partially treated wastewater from a sanitary sewer system, including overflows or releases that reach waters of the United States, overflows or releases that do not reach waters of the United States, and backups into buildings and/or private property caused by conditions within the publicly owned portion of the sewer system.
(3) "Sanitary sewer system" means all publicly owned treatment works (POTW), including the Plant, sewers, treatment plants, and other facilities owned or operated by the City for carrying, collecting, pumping, treating, storing, recycling, and disposing of sanitary sewage and industrial wastes.
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(5) "Sewer lateral" (same as "sewer service lateral") means the sewer connection piping used to convey sewage from a building or facility on a parcel (private or public property) to the City- owned sewer main. Each sewer lateral is owned by the entity that owns the property or facility from which that sewer lateral serves to convey sewage.
(6) "Significant change" means any change in an industrial user's operation that results in any of the following:
(A) An increase or decrease in twelve-month average
process flow of twenty-five percent (25%) over the standard discharger's average process flow for the discharger's most immediate preceding twelve (12) months. (B) An increase or decrease in twelve-month average
process flow that results in a change from low flow discharger to standard discharger or from standard discharger to low flow discharger.
(C) An increase or decrease in twelve-month average
process flow that results in a change from nonsignificant industrial user to significant industrial user or from significant industrial user to nonsignificant industrial user. (D) An increase or decrease in twelve-month production rate of twenty-five percent (25%) for any industrial user subject to production-based limits over the industrial user's production rate for the most immediate preceding twelve (12) months. (E) Adding or deleting processes, process discharges or sample points.
(F) Waiver of monitoring requirements for any pollutant not present.
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(A) An industrial user that has processes subject to
categorical pretreatment standards except as provided under subsection (s)(7)(C) of this section; or
(B) An industrial user that:
(i) Discharges an average of twenty-five thousand
(25,000) gpd or more of process wastewater to the sanitary system (excluding sanitary, noncontact cooling and boiler blowdown wastewater); or
(ii) Contributes a process waste-stream which makes
up five percent or more of the average dry weather hydraulic or organic capacity of the plant; or
(iii) Is designated as such by the Director on the basis that it has a reasonable potential for adversely affecting the plant's operation or for violating any pretreatment standard or requirement.
(C) A significant industrial user includes an industrial user that has processes subject to categorical pretreatment standards if the industrial user:
(i) Does not discharge more than one hundred (100)
gpd of total categorical process wastewater;
(ii) Has complied with all applicable categorical
pretreatment standards;
(iii) Never discharges any untreated concentrated
wastewater; and
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(8) "Significant noncompliance" means a violation or violations by an industrial user meeting one or more of the following criteria:
(A) Chronic violations of wastewater discharge limits defined here as those in which sixty-six percent (66%) or more of all the measurements taken during a six-month period exceed (by any magnitude) a numeric pretreatment standard or requirement, including instantaneous limits, as defined by 40 CFR Section 403.3(1); (B) Technical review criteria (TRC) violations, defined here as those in which thirty-three percent (33%) or more of all the measurements for each pollutant parameter taken during a six-month period equal or exceed the product of the numeric pretreatment standard or requirement including instantaneous limits, as defined by 40 CFR Section 403.3(1), multiplied by the applicable TRC (TRC equals 1.4 for BOD, TSS, fats, oil and grease, and 1.2 for all other pollutants except pH); (C) Any other violation of a pretreatment standard or
requirement as defined by 40 CFR Section 403.3(1) (daily maximum, long-term average, instantaneous limit, or narrative standard) that the Director determines has caused, alone or in combination with other discharges, interference or pass-through (including endangering the health of the Director, personnel or the general public); (D) Any discharge of a pollutant that has caused imminent endangerment to human health, welfare or to the environment or has resulted in the plant's exercise of its emergency authority to halt or prevent such a discharge; (E) Failure to meet, within ninety (90) days after the
scheduled due date, a compliance schedule milestone contained in a discharge permit or enforcement order for starting construction, completing construction, or attaining final compliance;
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(F) Failure to provide, within forty-five (45) days after the due date, required reports such as baseline monitoring reports, ninety (90)-day compliance reports, periodic self-monitoring reports, and reports on compliance with compliance schedules;
(G) Failure to accurately report noncompliance; and
(H) Any other violation or group of violations, which may include a violation of reasonable control measures, which the Director determines will adversely affect the operation or implementation of the pretreatment program. (9) "Slug control plan" means the document prepared pursuant to 40 CFR Section 403.8(f)(1)(iii) (8)(6) by a significant industrial user that describes the procedural and operational controls in place to prevent a slug load or slug discharge. (10) "Slug load" or "slug discharge" means any discharge of a nonroutine, episodic nature, including but not limited to an accidental spill or noncustomary batch discharge, which has a reasonable potential to cause interference or pass-through orin any other way cause a violation of the provisions of this chapter or applicable permit conditions.
(11) "Source" means any building, structure, facility or installation from which there is or may be a potential as determined by the Director discharge pollutants above the local limits included in this chapter or State or Federal limits or wastewater of such volume or strength that it may cause interference, pass-through or operational problems in the sanitary sewer system or at the San Jose/Santa Clara Water Pollution Control Plant.
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SECTION 10: Section 13.10.210 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.210 Pretreatment by owner or operator.

Each owner or operator shall, at the owner's or operator's own expense, provide such treatment or take such other measures, as the Director may require to prevent accidental discharge, reduce objectionable characteristics, contents, or rate of discharge of waters or waste being deposited in the sanitary sewer system, to prevent damage to or interference with the sanitary sewer system."
SECTION 11: Section 13.10.230 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.230 Storm and other waters.
(a) No person shall discharge, cause, allow, or permit any stormwater, surface water, ground water, subsurface drainage or roof runoff to be discharged into the sanitary sewer system or any part thereof without a wastewater discharge permit or prior authorization from the Director.
(b) A wastewater discharge permit for the discharge of ground water, subsurface drainage, surface water, roof water or stormwater shall only be issued if there is no reasonable alternative method for disposal of such water. (c) If permitted, discharge of ground water or subsurface drainage, surface water, roof water or stormwater shall be subject to all applicable requirements of this chapter, including, but not limited to, the payment of applicable permit fees and such terms and conditions as the Director may impose in the wastewater discharge permit." Ordinance/ Amending Chapter 13.10 "SEWERS"
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SECTION 12: Section 13.10.270 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.270 Grease, oils, fats.
(a) No person shall discharge, cause, allow, or permit to be discharged into the sanitary sewer system any liquid or other waste containing grease in excess of one hundred fifty (150) parts per million by weight.
(b) No person shall discharge, cause, allow, or permit any grease discharge from a food service establishment into the sanitary sewer system, unless such discharge has first been processed through an approved grease control device. (c) No person shall discharge, cause, allow, or permit to be discharged any yellow grease, or any waste or material mixed with yellow grease, into the sanitary sewer system from a food service establishment. No yellow grease from a food service establishment shall be mixed with grease trap or grease interceptor waste. (d) Any Industrial user that violates the grease limit shall resample and submit reports to the City for all pollutants in violation of any applicable permit limits or any other pollutants as required by the Director within thirty days of becoming aware of the violations."
SECTION 13: Section 13.10.290 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
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(a) No person shall discharge, cause, allow, or permit to be discharged into the sanitary sewer system, or any part thereof, any liquid, solid, vapor, gas, or thing having a pH lower than 6.0 or equal to or greater than 12.5, or having any other corrosive property capable of causing damage or hazard to the sanitary sewer system, or any part thereof, orto any personnel operating, maintaining, repairing, or constructing said sanitary sewer system, or any part thereof, or working in or about the sanitary sewer system. (b) Any Industrial user that violates any of the corrosive matter limits shall resample and submit sample reports for all pollutants in violation of any applicable permit limits or any other pollutants as required by the Director within thirty days of becoming aware of the violation."
SECTION 14: Section 13.10.310 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.310 Interfering substances.
(a) No person shall discharge, cause, allow, or permit to be discharged into the sanitary sewer system, or any part thereof, any industrial waste containing any of the following toxic substances exceeding the concentrations set forth in Table A. (b) No person shall discharge, cause, allow, or permit to be discharged into the sanitary sewer system, or any part thereof, any toxic or poisonous substances or any other pollutant, including biochemical oxygen demand, in sufficient quantity to:
(1) Injure or cause an interference with the sewage treatment process or pass through the Plant;
(2) Constitute a hazard to humans or animals;
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(3) Create a hazard for humans or aquatic life in any waters receiving effluent from the sanitary sewer system; or
(4) Create a hazard in the use or disposal of sewage sludge. (c) All samples, including grab and composite, may be used to evaluate compliance with the limits in Table A.
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Antimony
Arsenic
Beryllium
Cadmium
Chromium, Total
Copper
Cyanide, Total
Lead
Mercury
Nickel
Phenols, Total
Selenium
Silver
Zinc

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Standard Discharger
Maximum

5.0 mg/I

1.0 mg/I

0.75 mg/I

0.7 mg/I

1.0 mg/I

2.3 mg/I

0.5 mg/I

0.4 mg/I

0.010 mg/I

0.5 mg/I

30.0 mg/I

1.0 mg/I

0.7 mg/I

2.6 mg/I
Low Flow Discharger
Maximum

5.0 mg/I

1.0 mg/I

0.75 mg/I

0.7 mg/I

1.0 mg/I

2.7 mg/I

0.5 mg/I

0.4 mg/I

0.010 mg/I

2.6 mg/I

30.0 mg/I

1.0 mg/I

0.7 mg/I

2.6 mg/I
SECTION 15: Section 13.10.390 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
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(a) Except as provided in subsections (b) and (c) of this section, no person shalldischarge, cause, allow or permit any discharge to the sanitary sewer system from a dentalvacuum system, unless such discharge has first been processed through an amalgam separator.
(b) For each dental vacuum system installed prior to July 1, 2009, an amalgam separator shall be installed on or before December 31, 2010. No dental vacuum system shall be installed on or after January 31, 2009, without an amalgam separator. Proof of certification and installation records shall be submitted to the Director within ninety (90) days of installation.
(c) A dental vacuum system may be operated without an amalgam separator; provided, that the system is not used in connection with the removal or placement offillings that contain dental amalgam, except in limited emergency or unplanned, unanticipated circumstances, and the system is used exclusively by the following types of dental practices: (1) oral pathology (2) oral and maxillofacial radiology (3) oral and maxillofacial surgery (4) orthodontics (5) periodontics or (6) prosthodontics. ( d) Amalgam separators shall be maintained in accordance with manufacturerrecommendations. Installation, certification, and maintenance records shall be maintainedfor a minimum of five years and available for immediate inspection upon request therefor bythe Director or designee during normal business hours." SECTION 16: Section 13.10.420 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
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No critical user, zero discharge categorical user, or significant industrial user shall connect, discharge, cause, allow, or permit any discharge into the sanitary sewer system except in accordance with a discharge permit issued by the Director." SECTION 17: Section 13.10.440 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.440 Permit application.
(a) All persons requiring a discharge permit shall file a complete application, inthe form prescribed by the Director, and accompanied by the applicable fees, as established by resolution of the City Council.
(b) For new construction, permit applications shall be filed with the Director at thetime that an application for a building permit for a new building or structure is made. ( c) All persons discharging wastewater into the sanitary sewer system for which awastewater discharge permit has been issued must apply for a new permit prior to makinga significant change in the operations affecting their discharge. (d) Waiver of pollutants not present.
(1) A categorical industrial user seeking to request a waiver of monitoring requirements for pollutants not present must submit the following with its permit application:
(A) Data from at least one sampling of the facility's
processwastewater prior to any treatment that is representative of all wastewater from all processes;
(B) Signature in compliance with SCCC 13.10.460;
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(C) Certification statement as specified under 40 CFR
Section 403.6(a)(2)(ii); and
(D) Other technical factors as may be required by the
Director to demonstrate that the pollutant is not present in the industrial user's discharge. (2) If approved, the waiver shall be included as part of the categorical industrial user's discharge permit. The categorical industrial user must certify in each self monitoring report with the statement set forth in 40 CFR Section 403.12(e)(2)(v) that there has been no increase in the waste stream due to the activities of the user of the pollutant that was waived.
(3) The waiver shall only be valid for the term of the permit, and anew request for waiver must be submitted for each new permit." SECTION 18: Section 13.10.460 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.460 Signature requirements.
(a) Permit applications, discharge reports, and any other reports required by the Director to be signed shall be signed by an Authorized or Duly Authorized Representativeof the User filing the application.
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I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted.

Based on my inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, the information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowing violations."
SECTION 19: Section 13.10.470 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows: 13.10.470 Additional information.
(a) If the Director is not satisfied that the permit application has sufficient information to determine whether the permit should be issued, the Director may refuse to issue the permit or request that the applicant submit further information. (b) The applicant shall have fourteen (14) calendar days, or such longer period oftime as allowed by the Director, after reviewing a request for information, to complete theapplication.
(c) If the returned application is not resubmitted within the specified time period,then a new application for a discharge permit must be submitted along with the applicationfees and any delinquent fees for a new permit." SECTION 20: Section 13.10.480 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:

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"13.10.480 No transfer of permit.
(a) Discharge permits are issued to a specific user for a specific operation. A discharge permit shall not be reassigned or transferred or sold to a new owner, new user, different premises, or a new or changed operation without prior approval of the Director. (b) Wastewater discharge permit may be transferred to a new owner or operatoronly if the permittee provides advance written notice to the Director and the Director approves the transfer of a wastewater discharge permit. (1) The notice to the Director must include a certification by the newowner or operator which:
a. States the new owner and/or operator has no
immediateintent to change the facility's operations and processes; b. Identifies the specific date on which the transfer is to occur; and
c. Acknowledges full responsibility for complying with
theexisting individual wastewater discharge permit.
(2) Failure to provide advanced notice of a transfer renders the wastewater discharge permit void as of the date of facility transfer. (c) Upon an approved transfer, the existing owner or operator shall provide a copy of the wastewater discharge permit to the new owner or operator. The new owner oroperator shall submit a wastewater discharge permit application and appropriate permit application fee within thirty (30) days of the date of the approved transfer.

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(d) Nothing in this Section shall be construed to prevent the application of termsand conditions of this Chapter, including enforcement penalties, from applying to a succeeding owner or operator, successor in interest, or other assigns of an existing contract or permit holder."
SECTION 21: Section 13.10.500 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.500 Permit conditions.
(a) Discharge permits shall be expressly subject to all provisions of this chapter and all other regulations, user charges, discharge limitations, and fees established by theCity and all applicable local, State, and Federal law and regulations. (b) The permit may include such terms and conditions as the Director may deem necessary to implement this chapter, or any other applicable local, State, or Federal lawand regulations, including, but not limited to:
(1) Limits on the average and maximum wastewater volume, constituents and characteristics;
(2) Requirements for installation and maintenance of flow monitoring, inspection, and sampling facilities;
(3) Specifications and pretreatment requirements for
monitoring programs which may include sampling locations, frequency of sampling, number, types andstandards for tests, and reporting schedule; (4) Compliance schedules;
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(5) Requirements for submission of technical reports or discharge reports;
(6) Requirements for maintaining and retaining plant records relating to wastewater discharge as specified by the City and affording the City access thereto;
(7) Requirements for notification to the City of any new introduction of wastewater constituents or any significant change in the volume or character of the wastewater constituents being introduced into the wastewater stream; (8) Requirements and plans for protection against accidental discharges, including, but not limited to, berming of chemicals and waste materials. The review and approval of such plans and operating procedures shall not relieve the user of the responsibility of modifying the facility as necessary to provide the protection necessary to meet the requirements of this Code or other State or Federal regulations; (9) Requirements for notification of accidental discharges; (10) Requirements for submission of a slug control plan or specific elements thereof.
(c) No person shall fail to comply with the terms and conditions of a discharge permit, or fail to comply with any other mandatory provision of this chapter, or other regulations, or discharge limitations established by the city, or local, state and federal laws and regulations. Each violation of the permit condition or other rule, regulation, or law, shall be a separate violation under this code."
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SECTION 22: That a new Section 13.10.525 is added to Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California to read as follows:
"13.10.525 Best management practices.
(a) The Director may develop best management practices (BMPs), by ordinance or in individual wastewater discharge permits, to implement local limits, federal regulations,and the requirements under this Chapter.
(b) All industrial users shall follow BMPs established by ordinance, individual wastewater discharge permit, or implement BMPs in their operations to minimize the discharge of pollutants to the sanitary sewer system and ensure appropriate monitoring, treatment, and other measures are being taken to prevent violations. (c) When an industrial user develops BMPs in response to an enforcement action, the user shall continue to implement those BMPs and any associated record keeping unless approved to discontinue.
(d) Industrial users subject to BMPs as a means of complying with the standardsof this Title shall maintain documentation to demonstrate compliance with the applicableBMP standards.
(e) Periodic reports on continued compliance for BMP regulated dischargers shall require the discharger to certify that the BMPs have been implemented during the reporting period."
SECTION 23: Section 13.10.570 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:

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"13.10.570 Power to inspect.
(a) The Director and other duly authorized employees and agents of the City bearing credentials and identification shall have the right to access upon all properties for the purpose of investigating compliance, with all the requirements of this Code, state, federal regulations, and any permit, and for inspecting any sewer or storm drain connection, including, but not limited to, all discharge connections of roof and surface drains and plumbing fixtures; inspecting, observing, measuring, photographing, sampling, and testing the quality, consistency, and characteristics of sewage and industrial wastewaters being discharged into any public sewer or natural outlet; and inspecting and copying any records relating to quantity and quality of wastewater discharges, including, but not limited to, water usage and effluent discharge, chemical usage, and hazardous waste records.
(b) It shall be unlawful to unreasonably obstruct, delay, or interfere with the Cityaccess to the owner's and/or operator's premises.
(c) The Director may terminate service or revoke the permit of any person whohas unreasonably refused or delayed access to the City".

SECTION 24: Section 13.10.580 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
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(a) Dischargers are subject to the reporting requirements as contained in Title 40 CFR. The Director may require that any person connected to or discharging wastewater into the sanitary sewer system file additional periodic discharge reports or a zero dischargereport, including, but not limited to, the requirements contained in 40 CFR 403.12, or otherapplicable federal regulation.
(b) The periodic discharge report may be required to include, but need not be limited to, nature of process, volume, rates of flow, mass emission rate, hours of operation, number of employees, hauling record, potential slug discharge, or other information which relates to the generation of waste, including wastewater constituents and characteristics inthe wastewater discharge and the ability of the discharger to meet applicable discharge limits.
(c) The zero discharge report shall certify that the zero discharger user does notdischarge any process water to sanitary sewer system, or for a zero discharge categorical user, discharge any categorical process water or ancillary process water to the designatedzero discharge categorical sample point or into the sanitary sewer system. This report maybe required to include, but need not be limited to, the nature of the process, hours of operation, number of employees, hauling records, or other information that relates to thegeneration of wastes.
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(e) In addition to discharge reports, the Director may require dischargers to submit such additional reports as may be necessary to allow the City to evaluate the discharger's ability to comply with this chapter, including but not limited to best management practice or self-monitoring reports.
(f) It shall be unlawful for any person who has discharged wastewater to the sanitary sewer system to refuse to file any report requested by the Director, to file an incomplete or inaccurate report, or to file any report after the application due date specified by the Director.
(g) Sampling and analysis shall be performed in accordance with federal regulations including 40 CFR 403.12 and amendments thereto. Where federal regulations do not contain sampling or analytical methods for the pollutant in question, or where the Director determines that federal regulations are inappropriate for the pollutant in question, sampling and analysis shall be performed by using analytical methods validated by the Director."
SECTION 25: Section 13.10.590 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.590 Termination of service.
(a) The Director may revoke any wastewater discharge permit, and/or terminate,or cause to be terminated, wastewater service to any premises:
(1) If a discharge of wastewater from the premises causes or threatens to cause a violation of any provision of this chapter or applicable local, State, or Federal regulations; or
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(2) If a discharge of wastewater from the premises causes or threatens to cause a condition of contamination, pollution, or nuisance. (3) If a permittee violates any provision of this chapter or applicable local, state or federal regulations or permit condition. (b) This provision is in addition to other statutes, rules or regulations authorizingtermination of service for delinquency in payment." SECTION 26: Section 13.10.600 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.600 Permit revocation.

Wastewater discharge permits may be revoked if a permittee violates any provision of this chapter or applicable local, state, federal regulations or permit condition or for one or more material violations of this chapter, including but not limited to:
(a) Failure to notify the City of changes to the user's operations or systems asdescribed in the wastewater discharge permit application; (b) Misrepresentation of or failure to fully disclose all relevant facts in thewastewater discharge permit application;
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(g) Failure to meet compliance time schedules or any wastewater discharge permit conditions or requirements;
(h) Failure to pay fines and/or penalties;
(i) Failure to pay sewer charges;
U) Failure to complete a wastewater discharge permit application or submit adischarge report;
(k) Violation of any pretreatment standard or requirement." SECTION 27: Section 13.10.640 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is amended to read as follows:
"13.10.640 Violations and Penalties.
(a) No person shall discharge in violation of, or fail to comply with the requirements of a discharge permit, or any other provision of this chapter, or other regulations, or discharge limitations established by the city, or local, state and federal laws and regulations. Each violation of the permit condition or other rule, regulation, or law, shall be a separate violation under this code.
(b) Pursuant to SCCC Chapters 1.05 and 1.10, the City, in its prosecutorial discretion, may enforce violations of the provisions of this chapter as a criminal, civil, and/or administrative action. All penalties and citations pursuant to applicable law, including but not limited to Government Code Section 54740.5 and SCCC Chapters 1.05 and 1.10, shall apply to violations of this chapter.

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(c) In addition to the provisions of SCCC Chapters 1.05 and 1.10, and due to the significant potential harm caused to the environment by violation of provisions of this chapter, any person who intentionally, accidentally, or negligently violates any provisions of this chapter or any provision of any permit issued pursuant to this chapter, or who intentionally, accidentally, or negligently discharges waste or wastewater that causes pollution or violates any effluent limitation, standard of performance, or pretreatment or toxicity standard shall be civilly liable to the City in a sum up to ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) for the first day in which such violation occurs, up to twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000.00) for the second day in which such violation occurs, and fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) for each additional day. The City may petition a court of appropriate jurisdiction to impose, assess, and recover such sums. Funds collected pursuant to this section shall be paid to City's environmental compliance fee account. (d) Any assessed penalty shall be paid within ten days from the date of notice ofsuch penalty. Interest shall accrue at the rate of the United States government T-Bills sold at the latest sale prior to the date of the delinquency plus three percent prorated per monthor fraction thereof on the amount of penalty from the date of delinquency. (e) The amount of any penalties imposed under this chapter which have remained delinquent for a period of sixty (60) days shall constitute a lien against the realproperty of the discharger from which the violation occurred resulting in imposition of thepenalty. The Director shall cause the amount of uncollected penalty to be recorded with the County Recorder, in accordance with Government Code Section 54740.5.

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(f) The City may take enforcement action into immediate effect for any violation of this Code, including through escalation as set forth in the Enforcement Response Plan. Nothing in this Code or the Enforcement Response Plan requires escalation of enforcementand, instead, the City may take any action it deems necessary under the circumstances.
(g) Any and all remedies for violations of this chapter are cumulative and not exclusive and shall be in addition to all other remedies available to the City under State andFederal law and local ordinances. Funds collected pursuant to this section shall be paid toCity's environmental compliance fee account."
SECTION 28: Section 13.10.670 of Chapter 13.10 (entitled "Sewers") of Title 13 (entitled "Public Services") of the Code of the City of Santa Clara, California is repealed.

SECTION 29: Ordinances Repealed. With exception of the provisions protected by the savings clause, all ordinances (or parts of ordinances) in conflict with or inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed.

SECTION 30: Savings clause. The changes provided for in this ordinance shall not affect any offense or act committed or done or any penalty or forfeiture incurred or any right established or accruing before the effective date of this ordinance; nor shall it affect any prosecution, suit or proceeding pending or any judgment rendered prior to the effective date of this ordinance. All fee schedules shall remain in force until superseded by the fee schedules adopted by the City Council.

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SECTION 31: Environmental Determination. This ordinance is exempt from review under the California Environmental Quality Act under Section 15308 of the CEQA Guidelines, actions taken by regulatory agencies, as authorized by state or local ordinance, to assure the maintenance, restoration, enhancement, or protection of the environment where the regulatory process involves procedures for protection of the environment.

SECTION 32: Effective date. This ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its final adoption; however, prior to its final adoption it shall be published in accordance with the requirements of Section 808 and 812 of "The Charter of the City of Santa Clara, California." PASSED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PUBLICATION this 14th day of December, 2021, by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCILORS:

NOES: COUNCILORS:

ABSENT: COUNCILORS :

ABSTAINED: COUNCILORS:

Becker, Chahal, Hardy, Jain, Park, and Watanabe,
and Mayor Gillmor
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CITY OF SANTA CLARA
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22-1763 Agenda Date: 1/11/2022

REPORT TO COUNCIL

SUBJECT
Action on Annual Appointment of Vice Mayor and Chaplain

COUNCIL PILLAR
Enhance Community Engagement and Transparency

BACKGROUND
At the beginning of each calendar year, the City Council (Council) appoints a Vice Mayor and Chaplain to serve for approximately one year until a successor Vice Mayor and successor Chaplain can be appointed the following year.

On January 15, 2019, the Council adopted Resolution No. 19-8650 (Attachment 1) establishing, pursuant to Section 705 of the City Charter, a procedure for selection of a Vice Mayor and selection of a Chaplain, by a majority vote of a quorum of the Council. Resolution No. 19-8650 states that the Vice Mayor shall be the Councilmember with the highest seniority in consecutive years on the Council and who has not previously served as Vice Mayor. The most recent outgoing Vice Mayor will serve as Chaplain. The resolution further states that, if two or more Councilmembers have the same seniority in number of years served on the Council, the Vice Mayor will be determined by who received the most votes in the most recent municipal election.

DISCUSSION
The table below identifies the Councilmembers who have served as Vice Mayor since 2012.

Vice Mayor Calendar Year
Lisa M. Gillmor 2012
Patrick Kolstad 2013
Gerald “Jerry” Marsalli 2014
Debi Davis 2015
Teresa O’Neill 2016
Dominic Caserta 2017
Kathy Watanabe 2018
Patricia M. Mahan 2019
Karen Hardy 2020
Raj Chahal 2021
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Mayor Lisa M. Gillmor’s letter to the Council (Attachment 2), she recommends that the Council appoint Vice Mayor Chahal to the position of Chaplain until the appointment of a successor Chaplain in January 2023.

Councilmembers Sudhanshu “Suds” Jain, Kevin Park, and Anthony Becker have not yet served as Vice Mayor and have the same seniority in number of consecutive years served on the Council.

Consistent with the selection process outlined in Resolution No. 19-8650, the Vice Mayor will be the Councilmember who received the most votes in the Consolidated Municipal Election held on November 3, 2020, with the Statewide Presidential Election.

On December 16, 2020, the Council adopted Resolution No. 20-8942 (Attachment 3), which declares the results of the Consolidated Municipal Election held on November 3, 2020, and includes the County of Santa Clara Certificate of Election Results. Councilmember Sudhanshu “Suds” Jain received 4,335 votes, Councilmember Kevin Park received 3,873 votes, and Councilmember Anthony Becker received 3,452 votes. As Councilmember Jain received the most votes in the Consolidated Municipal Election, he is eligible to serve as the next Vice Mayor.

In Mayor Gillmor’s letter to the Council (Attachment 4), she recommends that the Council appoint Councilmember Jain to the position of Vice Mayor until the appointment of a successor Vice Mayor in January 2023.

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
The action being considered does not constitute a “project” within the meaning of the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) pursuant to CEQA Guidelines section 15378(b)(5) in that it is a governmental organizational or administrative activity that will not result in direct or indirect changes in the environment.

FISCAL IMPACT
There is no fiscal impact to the City other than administrative staff time.

COORDINATION
This report was coordinated with the City Attorney’s Office.

PUBLIC CONTACT
Public contact was made by posting the Council agenda on the City’s official-notice bulletin board outside City Hall Council Chambers. A complete agenda packet is available on the City’s website and in the City Clerk’s Office at least 72 hours prior to a Regular Meeting and 24 hours prior to a Special Meeting. A hard copy of any agenda report may be requested by contacting the City Clerk’s Office at (408) 615-2220, email [email protected].

RECOMMENDATION
Appoint Councilmember Sudhanshu “Suds” Jain as Vice Mayor and appoint Vice Mayor Raj Chahal as Chaplain for approximately one year until the appointment of a successor Vice Mayor and successor Chaplain in January 2023.

Reviewed by: Genevieve Yip, Management Analyst
Approved by: Deanna J. Santana, City Manager
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ATTACHMENTS

1. Resolution No. 19-8650

2. Letter from Mayor Lisa M. Gillmor recommending Vice Mayor Raj Chahal as Chaplain

3. Resolution No. 20-8942

4. Letter from Mayor Lisa M. Gillmor recommending Councilmember Suds Jain as Vice Mayor City of Santa Clara Printed on 1/6/2022Page 3 of 3
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RESOLUTION NO. 19-8650

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA
REPEALING AND REPLACING RESOLUTION NO. 6442 FOR
ESTABLISHING, PURSUANT TO SECTION 705 OF THE CITY

CHARTER, A PROCEDURE FOR SELECTION OF VICE MAYOR

AND SELECTION OF CHAPLAIN OF THE CITY COUNCIL
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA AS FOLLOWS:

WHEREAS, Section 705 of the City Charter provides that the City Council will designate one of its members as Vice Mayor to perform the duties of the Mayor during the Mayor's absence or disability;
WHEREAS, on June 9, 1998, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 6442, which established, pursuant to Section 705 of the City Charter, a procedure for selection of Vice Mayor and selection of Chaplain of the City Council;
WHEREAS, this Resolution will replace Resolution No. 6442 and establish an amended procedure for the selection of Vice Mayor and Chaplain of the Santa Clara City Council; and WHEREAS, the goal of this policy is to provide for an orderly progression for the opportunity to serve in the Vice Mayor and Chaplain positions with the objective to give every elected Councilmembers the opportunity to serve as Vice Mayor.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA AS FOLLOWS:

1. That Resolution No. 6442, attached hereto as Attachment 1, is hereby repealed in its entirety.

2. In January of each year, the City Council shall select a Vice Mayor and a Chaplain by majority vote of a quorum of the City Council.

3. The Vice Mayor and Chaplain shall commence service immediately upon selection and shall serve for approximately one (1) year until the next Vice Mayor and Chaplain are appointed, provided that such service shall be at the pleasure of the City Council.

Resolution/Repeal and Replace Resolution No. 6442
Rev: 12/14/2018

4. The Vice Mayor, after adoption of this Resolution, shall be the City Councilmember with (a) the highest seniority in consecutive years on the Council and (2) who has not previously served as Vice Mayor.

5. If two or more Councilmembers have the same seniority in number of consecu _tive years served on the City Council, the Vice Mayor selected will be the Councilmember who received the most votes in the most recent applicable council election.

6. No Councilmember shall serve more than once as Vice Mayor unless all Councilmembers, expressly including those joining the Council from a later election, have had an opportunity to serve in that position.

7. A Councilmember may choose to not serve as Vice Mayor or exchange such service opportunity. Councilmembers may exchange places in the Vice Mayor rotation (i.e., allow another member to take his/her position in the rotation) if a majority of a Council quorum votes to approve the request.

8. The Chaplain will be selected in January of each year by majority vote of a quorum of the City Council. The Chaplain will be the most recent outgoing Vice Mayor .

9. Effective date. This resolution shall become effective immediately.

I HEREBY CERTIFY THE FOREGOING TO BE A TRUE COPY OF A RESOLUTION PASSED

AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA, AT A REGULAR MEETING THEREOF HELD ON THE 15TH DAY OF JANUARY, 2019, BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE :

AYES: COUNCILORS :

NOES : COUNCILORS :

ABSENT: COUNCILORS :

ABSTAINED : COUNCILORS :

Attachments incorporated by reference:

1. Resolution No. 6442
Resolution/Repeal and Replace Resolution No. 6442
Rev: 12/14/2018
Chahal , Davis, Hardy, Mahan, O'Neill, and
Watanabe and Mayor Gillmor
None
None
None ~
ATTEST: ~ lp
_ ......._.N"""'o"""R'-'A-P-"-1M'-=E= N-"--'F-r-L_,_, _M_M_c __ _

ASSISTANT CITY CLERK

CITY OF SANTA CLARA

RESOLUTION NO. 6442

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA ESTABLISHING, PURSUANT
TO SECTION 705 OF THE CITY CHARTER, A PROCEDURE

FOR SELECTION OF MAYOR PRO TEMPORE AND

SELECTION OF A CHAPLAIN OF THE CITY COUNCIL

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA, as follows:

WHEREAS, Section 705 of the City Charter provides that the City Council will designate one of its members as Mayor Pro Tempore to perform the duties of the Mayor during the Mayor's absence or disability; arid
WHEREAS, this Resolution establishes a procedure for the selection of Mayor Pro Tempore and Chaplain of the Santa Clara City Council; and
WHEREAS, the goal of this policy is to provide for an orderly progression for the opportunity to serve in the Mayor Pro Tempore and Chaplain positions with the objective to give every elected Council member the opportunity to serve as Mayor Pro Tempore. This policy is based on the existing Council s~niority policy for City representation at special events, when the Mayor is not available to represent the City. This policy also acknowledges voter's input during the election process.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA, as follows:
(1) In December of each year, the City Council shall select a Mayor Pro Tempore and a Chaplain by majority vote of a quornm of the City Council.
(2) The Mayor Pro Tempore and Chaplain shall commence service on the immediately following January 1st and shall serve for a one ( 1) year term, provided that such service shall be at the pleasure of the City Council.
(3) The first Mayor Pro Tempore, after adoption of this Resolution, shall be the City Council member with (a) the highest seniority in consecutive years on the Council and (2) who has not previously Resolution/Selecting Mayor Pro Tempore and Chaplain Page I of2 served as Mayor Pro Tempore.
(4) If two or more Council members have the same seniority in number of consecutive years served on the City Council, the Mayor Pro Tempore selected will be the Council member who received the most votes in the most recent applicable council election. (5) The order ofrotation for appointment of subsequent Mayors Pro Tempore shall be determined by seniority and election vote result as stated above.
(6) No Council member shall serve more than once as Mayor Pro Tempore unless all Council members, expressly including those joining the Council from a later election, have had an opportunity to serve in that position.
(7) A Council member may choose to not serve as Mayor Pro Tempore or exchange such service opportunity. Council members may exchange places in the Mayor Pro Tempore rotation (i.e., allow another member to take his/her position in the rotation) ifa majority ofa Council quonnn votes to approve the request.
(8) TI1e Chaplain will be selected in December of each year by majority vote of a quorum of the City Council. The Chaplain will be the most recent outgoing Mayor Pro Tempore.

I HEREBY CERTIFY THE FOREGOING TO BE A TRUE COPY OF A RESOLUTION

PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA, AT A REGULAR MEETING THEREOF HELD ON THE 9thDAY OF JUNE, 1998, BY THB FOLLOWING VOTE:

AYES: COUNCILORS: Arno, Diridon, Gillmor, Mahan, Mclemore, Parle and Mayor Nadler
NOES: COUNCILORS: None
ABSENT: COUNCILORS: None
ABSTAINED: COUNCILORS: None
I:WOL2\DATA\WP\RESOLUTI\MA YORPR3.TEM
Resolution/Selecting Mayor Pro Tempore and Chaplain
ATTEST:

1500 Warburton Avenue ● Santa Clara, CA 95050 ● Phone: 408-615-2200 ● Fax: 408-241-6771 ● www.SantaClaraCA.gov Mayor
Lisa M. Gillmor

Councilmembers
Kathy Watanabe, District 1
Raj Chahal, District 2
Karen Hardy, District 3
Kevin Park, District 4
Suds Jain, District 5
Anthony J. Becker, District 6

January 11, 2022

Santa Clara City Council
1500 Warburton Avenue
Santa Clara, CA 95050

Dear City Council:

On January 15, 2019, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 19-8650, pursuant to Section 705 of the City Charter, to establish a procedure for the selection of Vice Mayor (Mayor Pro Tempore) and Chaplain for a calendar year.

Per the resolution, the City Council shall select a Vice Mayor by a majority vote of a quorum of the City Council, with the selection scheduled to take place at a City Council meeting at the beginning of each calendar year and that the most recent outgoing Vice Mayor shall serve as Chaplain. As the most recent outgoing Vice Mayor and per the procedure established by Resolution No. 19-8650, Vice Mayor Raj Chahal is eligible to serve as Chaplain.

It is my honor to recommend that the City Council appoint Vice Mayor Raj Chahal to the position of Chaplain for approximately one year until the appointment of a successor Chaplain in January 2023. Vice Mayor Raj Chahal was elected to the Santa Clara City Council in November 2018 and previously served on the City’s Planning Commission, International Exchange Commission, and Charter Review Committee. With his experience serving the City in multiple capacities, I am confident that he will capably fulfill the duties of Chaplain.

Sincerely,

Lisa M. Gillmor
Mayor
City of Santa Clara
RESOLUTION NO. 20-8942

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA

RECITING THE FACTS OF THE CONSOLIDATED MUNICIPAL

ELECTION HELD IN THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA ON
NOVEMBER 3, 2020, WITH THE STATEWIDE PRESIDENTIAL

ELECTION DECLARING THE RES UL TS OF THE ELECTION AND

SUCH OTHER MATTERS AS PROVIDED BY LAW
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA AS FOLLOWS:

WHEREAS, a Consolidated Municipal Election was held with the Statewide Presidential Election and conducted in the City of Santa Clara, on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, as required by law;
WHEREAS, notice of the election was given in time, form and manner as provided by law; that voting precincts were properly established; that election officers were appointed and that in all respects the election was held and conducted and the votes were cast, received and canvassed and the returns made and declared in time, form and manner as required by the provisions of the Elections Code of the State of California for holding of elections in charter cities; and, WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 20-8862 (a resolution calling for a consolidated municipal election to be held on November 3, 2020 with the Statewide Presidential election) adopted on June 23, 2020; and Resolution No. 20-8878 (a resolution calling for a consolidated special municipal election to be held on November 3, 2020 with the Statewide Presidential election) adopted on July 14 , 2020, the County Registrar of Voters canvassed the returns of the election and has certified to this City Council, the results are received, attached and made part of hereof as Exhibit A and B.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA AS FOLLOWS:

1. That the total number of votes (ballots): 49,286.

II
II
Resolution/Certifying Election Results
Rev: 11 /22/17

2. That the names of the persons voted for at the election for Councilmember in Council District 1: Kathy Watanabe, for Councilmember in Council District 4: Kevin Nara Park, for Councilmember in Council District 5: Sudhanshu "Suds" Jain, for Councilmember in Council District 6: Anthony Becker, for City Clerk: Hosam Haggag and for Chief of Police: Pat Nikolai.

3. That the number of votes given at each precinct and the number of votes given in the City to the persons named above for the respective offices for which the persons were a candidate are listed in the attached Exhibits A and B.

4. That the City Council does declare and determine that: Kathy Watanabe was elected as Councilmember in Council District 1, Kevin Nara Park was elected as Councilmember in Council District 4, Sudhanshu "Suds" Jain was elected as Councilmember in Council District 5, Anthony J. Becker was elected as Council member in Council District 6, Hosam Haggag was elected as City Clerk, and Pat Nikolai was elected as Chief of Police, each for a four-year term ending 2024.

5. That the City does declare and determine that Measure E City of Santa Clara Transient Occupancy Tax passed with the following results: votes in favor of Measure E - 33,183; and votes against Measure E - 11,923.

6. That the Assistant City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this resolution and enter into the book of original resolutions.

7. Constitutionality, severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or word of this resolution is for any reason held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be unconstitutional or invalid for any reason such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the resolution. The City of Santa Clara, California, hereby declares that it would have passed this resolution and each section, subsection, sentence, clause phrase, and word thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more section(s), subsection(s), sentence(s), clause(s), phrase(s), or word(s) be declared invalid.

II
Resolution/Certifying Election Results
Rev: 11/22/17

8. Effective date. This resolution shall become effective immediately.

I HEREBY CERTIFY THE FOREGOING TO BE A TRUE COPY OF A RESOLUTION PASSED

AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA, AT A SPECIAL MEETING THEREOF HELD ON THE 16TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 2020, BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE:

AYES : COUNCILORS:

NOES : COUNCILORS:

ABSENT: COUNCILORS:

ABSTAINED : COUNCILORS :

Attachments incorporated by reference :

1. Exhibit A - Certificate of Election Results
Becker, Chahal, Hardy, Jain, Park, and Watanabe,
and Mayor Gillmor
None
None
None ~
ATTEST ~~/)
~A HOSAMHAGGAG T .. . CITY CLERK

CITY OF SANTA CLARA

2. Exhibit B - Santa Clara County Official Final Results Resolution/Certifying Election Results
Rev: 11/22/17

County of Santa Clara
Registrar of Voters
1555 Berger Drive, Bldg. 2
san Jose, CA 951!2
Mailing Address: P.O. 13ox 611360, San Jose, Ct\ 9SlfiH3G0 (408) 299·VOTE (8683) 866·430-VOTE (8683) FAX: (,ios) 998-7314· www.sccvote.org
December 3, 2020
Mr. Hosam Haggag, City Clerk
City of Santa Clara
1500 Warburton Ave
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Exhibit A
RE: Certification of Election Results - November 3, 2020 Presidential General Election Dear Mr. Haggag:

Enclosed are the Certificate of Election Results, Official Results, and the Statement of Votes for the contest(s) in your jurisdiction.

Pursuant to Elections Code Section 15400, the Governing Board should accept the Statement of Votes and Certificate of Election Results, and declare the totals to be the final results of the election.

Please contact Election Division Coordinator Bren Lehr at 408-282-3041 should you have questions or need anything further.

Sinc.erely,
. t2_
,/~_)
c_H~ehr
Election Division Coordinator, Candidate Services Division Enclosures
Board of Supervisors: Mike Wasserman, Cindy Chavez, Dave Cortese, Susan Ellenl)erg, s. Joseph Simitian County Executive: Jeffrey V. Smith

CER TIFIC ATE OF ELECTION RES ULTS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
) ss.

COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA )
I, Shannon Bushey, Registrar of Voters of the County of Santa Clara, State of California, hereby declare:

1. A Presidential General Election was held in the County of Santa Clara, for the City of Sa nta C lara, on November 3, 2020 for the purpose of electing One (1) Police Ch ief, One (1) City Clerk, and Four (4) Council Member s for Districts 1, 4, 5, and 6 to the Governing Board.

2. The official canvass of the returns of this election was conducted by the Office of the Registrar of Voters in accordance with the appropriate provisions of the Elections Code of the State of California.

3. The Statement of Votes Cast, now on file in my office and attached hereto, shows the number of votes for each candidate for the Governing Board of the City of Sa nta Clara and in each of the precincts and that the total shown for each candidate are true and correct.

WITNESS my hand and Official Seal this 3rd day of December 2020.

A.iL,fJ. 41.IYl.-121\ B1..1{1,l l+------
Shannon Bushey, Registrar of Voters'./

CERTIFICATE OF ELECT ION RESUL TS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
) ss.

COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA )
I, Shannon Bushey, Registrar of Voters of the County of Santa Clara, State of California, hereby declare:

1. A Presidential General Election was held in the County of Santa Clara, in the City of Santa Clara, on November 3, 2020 for the purpose of submitting the following measure to the voters:

E To maintain and protect the level of essential city services including 9-1-1 emergency medical/disaster preparedness, police and fire protection, bicycle and pedestrian safety, roadways and storm drains, and other vital services including parks, recreation, libraries and senior services, shall a measure increasing the hotel tax rate up to 4%, generating up to approximately 7 million dollars arumally, paid only by hotel/motel guests, until ended by voters, be adopted?

2. The official canvass of the returns of the election was conducted by the Office of the Registrar of Voters in accordance with the appropriate provisions of the Elections Code of the State of California.

3. The Statement of Votes Cast, now on file at my office, shows the whole number of votes cast for Measure E in each of the precincts and the total shown is true and correct.

WITNESS my hand and Official Seal this 3rd day of December 2020.

City of Santa Clara, Member, City CouncH, District 1 (Vote !oI" 1) _ Precinct
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0009005
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000900S
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Ml!:mber Of the State
Assembly
25th Assembly.Di5trict
0009001
0009005
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Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by_Mail
Total
25th Assembly District - Total
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MerJlbei-· orthe-State ASS"ercibly··
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Board of Equalization (State) '.
state Board Of Eriu.lniatiCln ·
.,
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2,406
2,638
360
l,635
l,995
6,633
0 6,633,
232
2,406
2,638
360
3,635
3,995
6,633

6.633
232
2,406
~Gia'
360
3,635
3,995
6,633'
0 6,633
232
2,406
2,638
360

3.635
3,995
6,633
6,633
232
2,406
2,638
0009001
l,165
3,165
3,165
-0000005
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Precinct
Vote by Mcf!
Total
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·99·1 46.97%
120: 61.86%
1,119 53.03%

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2,110,
2,304
4,703 Precinct:
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.. -~~~'- -~-~94%·__ 156; 49.06%1 0 0.00¾, 318,
1,483 _•6_.2_1% ____ 1_.1_26~·-s_i._19_%-'-! ____ o __ n_oo_¾ ___ i209\ 4,703 4,703 Total
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4,703
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: state Board Of Equalization ! ------'---'-----'--
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1.483 46-21%
i,645- 46.64%
City of Santa Clara. Tota! 6ili-----7,ees . City of Santa Clara -Total; 46.-18% Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
__ ~~t.e by '.~1~i'.

Total
Cumulative - Total
~~ty • Total
Unlncorpora_te~ Area
Unincorporated
0009001
Precinct
y~~1: __ by_ I-!_~)~ -
Total
0009005
----- -------------
Cumulative
Cumu!at;ve
Precinct -- -------~----- -O Vote by Mail
Total,
-· -----·- ---- . ----- ------ - -

0. Cumulative• Total;
6,633 1,a6a City-Total 2,710 46.48%
Unincorporated Area .. -------------· - ...... ---··------·-· ___ U~incorporated __
0009001
232 3,165 Precinct 74 38.14%

46.97¼

46.22%
-----2,406 3,165 _____ Vote by Mail'
2,638 J,165
360
3,635"
4,703
4,703
Total
Precinct'
Vote by Mail'
3,995: _ 4,703[ ------~---·-~--:~~~11'
6,633' 7,868: Unincorporated - Total'
- ---. --·----. --
Cumulative
991
162., 50.94%
1,483 46.21%
1,645 46.64%
'i;i10' 46.48¼
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Total
Unincorpo~!t~ - Tota!
Cumulative
Cumulative
----- ------------------------------------------
--------- ;cum_u~~~~------ __ i __ _
Precinct o· Precinct
12oi 61.86%
1,119' 53.03%
- -i239;-· 53.78%
156: 49.c6%· ·
1,726, 53.79%
1,882' 53.36%
3,121' 53.52%
J,121 53.52%
120 61.86%
1,119 53.03%
1,239 53.78%
156 49.06%
1,726: 53.79¾
1,882 ·53~36;,("
-.(121' 53.52¼
--- .. ------·------
- -·--·- -------------
Cumulative - Tota! 0 Cumulative - Total
------
Unincorporated Area• Tota! 6,633 7,868, Unincorporated Area -Total 0 0

2.710 46.48%
0 o·
3,121 53.52%
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0.00% 318
000¼ 3,209

0.00% 3,527
000% 5,831
000¼ 5,831

0.00¾ 194

0.00% 2.110
000¾ 2,304

0.00% 318
000¾ 3,209

0.00¼ J,527
000% 5,831
000% 5,831
000% 194

0.00% 2.110

0.00¼ 2,304

0.00% 318
000% 3,209

0.00¾ i521

0.00% 5,831

0.00% 5,831
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City of Santa Clara, Member, City_C{)uncil, Distr~c_t: 1 (Vote for District
Countywide
Electionwide
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Electionwide - Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative - Total
Countywide • Total
Congressional District
17th Congressional District
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
17th Coi-.gressional District·
Tota\
Cumulative
Precinct
vo.te -~y-~ail
Cumulative - Total
Congressional District• Total
State Senator
10th Senatorial District
Precinct
_Y_o_t~. bJ !-:!~i1
10th Senatorial o;strkt - Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Cumulative - Tota!
State Senator - Total
Member of the State
Assemblv
25th Assembly District
Precinct
Vote by Mail
25th Assembly o;strkt - Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative - Total
·r;.1ember of the S'tate ·Asse"rribly".

J_o_tal __
Board of Equalization (State)
State Board or Equalization
#2
Precinct
Vote by Mail
State Board Of Equalization #2:
_Total_
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumu!ati\le - Total
Board of Eqllaliiatfon (Staief •
Total
City
City of Santa Clara
Precinct
~ate. ~Y Mail
City?! Santa Clara - T:1tal
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Cumulative - Total
City· Total
592
6,041
6,6.33
6,633
592
6,041
6,633,
6,633'
S92
6,041;
6,633
o·
6,633
592
6,041

6.633
6,633
S92'
6,041
6,633'
6,633
S92
6,041
6,633
o'
6,633
7,868
7,868
7,868
7,868
7,868
Cou~!~,..i~~
Electionwide -------- ---------------- i __ - -- ------ - Precinct'
Vote by Mail;
- -E!ecti~n,,:.,;dO - T~ta[: -
236 46.09¼: 276' 53.91% 0 0.00% 512,
5,319; 2,474 46.51% 2,845
2,710 46.48% 3,121
17th Congressional District
Preci~ct' - --------236:-4·6.09%t 276!

53.49% 0.00%

53.52%' o: 0.00% - 5,831.

53.91%! 0.00%:
o·
o,
S,831
512,
7,868: Vote by Maili 2,474. 46.51¼' 2,845] 53.49%\ 0, 0.00%' - -5,319' ;,~6$~--17thC011QrEssiona1 District-I 2,110: · -4-6.48•¼/ - · 3,121; · 53.52%: o: 0.00%i S,831 Cumulative
Tnt;:,lf _ ' ' , /
- ! ! : -- l
Pr:~~'?_~-~----- --o: ~-" ! o; oi
I
o
Vote by Maili ·--·-----~:.______ o: _! ____ ~'.--. __ .. [_.__ 0 Cumulative - Totali O O' 0 o: _______ _, ______ , ·------~---- ' __ 7,8681- - Congression"a1 District· Totali 2,710' 46.48% 3, 121\ 53.52%; 7,868
7,868
7,868
--•--------~-
State Senator i
10th_~-~~~~~~~!:!'!:~_! __ _
Precinct:

Vote by Maili
10th 5.::natorial Di5trict -Total:

Cumulative i
236' 46.09%!

2.474 46.51%: -
2,710 46.48%'
~----- - --- I .
2~~i. 53.91%'. o: 0J)O%!
2,8451 53.49% 0.00%'.
3,121\ 53.52%• 0.00%
s12·
5,319'
Precinctj
vOte by M~il'
·o,-------- --- - o· - ---
0 7,868
7,868
7,868
·-----·------Cumulative - Tota!
State 5-~~~tor· -· T;tai'. ·
·,:.1emher-ott'hes1a-te· -
Assem~lv
25~~ Assemb~~ -~(s!ri~!
Precin-~t:

V~te by Mail'
Cumulative
___ ------ --~'- - - ·- -0,
0 0
2,710
-·----,---------·-----~.-----

46.48% 3,121: 53.52% 0 0.00%
' ---"--~----·.----- .--
- ' ' -- ·--------- --- ·-- ------------·- - ----------- - 236 46.09¼ 276: 53.91%' 0 0.00%_
2,474 46.51% 2,845:- 53.49% - 0 0.00%
----------------. ----- -------·--- -
2,7101 46.48% 3,12\ 53.52% 0 0.00%
-P;e~i;{~i1 0
Vote by Mail I O;
5,831
512
5,319
5,831,
CUmu1~-t~~·~ T;;ial· - o ______ o; ~------------- o:
7,~~~1!A~·~~b~-;-~f-th~.$~~~!::~~~s-·------2.7101 -~6.48% 1 __ --~~1: ~ 53.52~:
1 _____ '.----~~~, ------~5~~3~;
Board of Equalization (State) ! '. I
State-eoarcron·c1ua11zat1on-·i- -- - - , ~
1 -- • -- :
7,868: .#l_ Precinct~- 236; 46.09% -·-·l,!:6S.i,-_5
5 3
3 ._9
4 19%%:, __ - -o:--0.00"/4.- 512
7,86s' Vote by Mail: 2ii4: 46.51% o--. 0 0.00%: 5,319'
7,868 State Board CiEqu-aiiZati0~#2.--- 2,110: 46As% l,121, 53.52% a: ·0.00% -------i8i1:
_ Tr,t,oll_ _, ___________________ ! -----'-------------·--· Cumulative I i ; .
~ ' ~ -
: 0 0
- 0 0 0,
---------- -- ----
7,868
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumvlati;;: T~~I,
B~a;d ~i tC\USn;a"ti~~-fs-t;t-~)·-: - 2,710 46.48% 3,121, 53.52%'. 0: 0.00% 5,831, l··
City of Santa Clara
7,868 Precinct 236 46.09% 276: 53.91% ··-o• o.ati/4'
-·· - ... ------ --- ~---·-------
7,868 Vote by Mall 2,845 53.49% o· 0.00%
7,s68·--"-City·OfSa'ntaC!ara--TOtal,- - - · - --- 0 --
Cumulative
Precinct
·--------- --Vote by Mail. 0
Cumulative-Total, 01
7,868 Ci~._. ~~-la!/ 2,110 ------~---------'--•----==:cc: ___ ---------'-'-----' S12
5,319_
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City of Santa Clara, Member, City Council, District 4 (\Tote for_ 1)_ District
.. ~o~nt_Y'-':ide
Electionwide
Precinct
Vot~ ~x_-~~~~
Electionwide - Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative - Tota\
County.,ride • Total
Congressional District
17th Congressional District
Precinct
Vote by Mail
17th Congressional District • ·
_Jqta)_
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative - Total
Congressional District - Total
State Senator
10th Senatorial District
Precinct
Vote by Mail
10th Senatorial District• Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative - Total
State Senator - Total
Meffibei of the State
Assembly.
25th Assembly District
Precinct
Vote by Mail'
25th ~sembly District - Tota!
Cumulative
Precinct
___ ~o~e _b!_~ail
Cumulative - Total
MefTlber of lhe state "AsSemb!:,'
Total
Board of Equalization (State}
State Board Of Equalization
#2
Precinct
Vote by Mail
State Board Of Equalization :12
Tota!
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative - Total
Board of Equalization (Stal.e} -
Total_ .

City
City o! ~!~t_a_ ~~ara
Precinct
Vote by Mail
512
7,424
7,936
7,936
512:
7,424
7,936
o,
7,936"
512
7,-t24
7,936
7,936
512
7,424
7,936
7,936
512
7,42.4
7,936
7,936
512

7.424
City of Santa Clara - Total 7,936;
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mai(
Cumulative - Total
City-10:ar
o.
~
.i ~
~-~District
: i : _ Cou~tywi~e __ _
Electionwide
1 I _______ i ________ l ----··- ----~---
' I I
9,469; p;~J,~ctr 2sa; 62.62% 154' '3738%' ---~---------- . 412 -- ' . 56.89%', 2·,73-9-f,, 4-3'.·1·1·%-:,.- o, 0.00%
1 I 9,469, _____________ -Vot~-~YMa~; 3,615'. __ _,_ ____ 01~_0_.00_'_¾~--- -~~~ 9,469, ------· E~:ctiom~ide - Total~-·------- 3,873!-- 57.24%~ ______ 2.89i 42.76%!- _______ ?:--~~: _ Cumulative · · ; I I
o· Precinct) - o: ! o! ------l ----o-'-: --~------ -
-·---. ---------------Vote by Mai(-- -o;-· --ot --- --~ O'. -·--------~umul~tive-Tota1: o: OI o;
9,469 Countywide-Totali --~·~!! ____ :2:~~~: _____ ---~~!~L__!~!~~---__ --~; ___ 0_:00%j' Congress~~~a_l_~~rict _ i ---------~-
1 17th Congressional District j · ___________________ I-------------~------•- i ---------•·--• 9,<69,
9,469

9.469:
9,469
9,469·
9,469
()
9,469
9,469'
9,469
9,469
Precinct: 258
1 62.62% 1S4i 37.38%'. 0 0.00%
1 1
____ Vote by_ Man; ____ _
171h CongressionJl District-!
Tn.!;,\i
Cumulative f
Vote by MaiJ,
Cumulative - Total:

Congressional District - Tota(
State Senator
10th Senatorial District
Precinct'
Vote by 1.11li1 ·
10th Senato;i-c1I Dist~ici: T;tal
Cumulative
Preci~ct -
3,615,_i _5_6 __ 8_9%_' ___ 2._7_39_,._, _<3_.1_1_%.__, ____ o__,; __ o._oo_%j 3,8731 57.24% 2,893! 42.76%! Oi 0.00%
o; '
o· ' ------' ----~-~----! --------- -a: 01 o,
3,873 si.2<1% 2,e93i --4i76%'. o 0.00%
' :
- - . -----, ---- --
258 62.62% 1S4 37.38% 0 0.00% ____________ ,_ - .
3,615 56.89% _2.1_,~'-- 43.11%, ------~o __ ~:001,:
3,873 57.24% 2,893) 42.76%; 0 0.00%·
- __ J -------~----~---------
□: 0
Vote by Mai!' _______ ?: ____________ ---~L__ ---~-- _____ _ Cumulative - Total: O
--- -------~-------- ------- _, _____ _
State Senator-Total, ·----~~!~:-~-7~~%- ____ 2,893; 42.76%! ----~•~-~-~%\. -~,eml.ier·or the-state-----1-- ___ Assembly_
2SthAssc~blyOistrict __ , ------~---------,.~-------: ___ 1 _________ -·-,- -----·--- _ -----------~~:c~~:~: _ -------~~----~~~~~------- 154i 37.38%) 0.00%, ----------- - Voteb;•Mai!;
25th Assembly-District• Total'.­
Cumulative

56.89% 2,739 43.11%' 0 o.oow
--- ----------
2,893! 42.76%j Qi 0.00%1
. ' . - 1- ----7- ----------,------. ' J ______ _
o, o'
o; --·--o;···
o· ,
6,766;
6,766:
412'
6354:
6,766
o;
0 6766,
412

6.3S4
6,766
0 6,766
412
6,lS4
6,766
9,469 · Member of the State Assembly ,
J"r.,b\~
' Board of Equalization (State) 1
- Stiit(;so~ird'Of E(IU'aliZatfoii
_#2
2,893: ·42:,-6%: - - 0' 0.00% 6,766
9,469
9,469
Precinct/
Vote by Mail:
;,~69 -State Board-Of EQ~~!iiatiOn P2 _:
o,
o·
9,469
9,469'.
9,469 -
9,469
__ .T~t:ol·.

Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mal!,
·· ~,~m-~l~tw~·-T~t-aii
Board of Equa!izaiiOn {State) -i
- ·-~i_t!
City of Santa Clara_
2S8 62.62%
3,61S. S6.89%:

I
-~--
154; 37.38%;
2,7391 -43~1%1-··
I
0 0.00"/4'.

0.00% ---- ------------· ·~--·------- - ----·--·-----
3,873, 57.24% 2,893i 42.76%; 0 0.00%
412
6,354
6,766
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City of Santa Clara, Member, Ci!Y Council, District 4jy<>_te.!<>EJ-) Precinct
0009151
0009157
0009163
0009166
Countywide
Electionwlde
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total,
Electio:-w1ide - Tota!
Cumulative
Cumu!atr,e
Precinct
Vote~~ ~lail
Total
Cumulative - Total
County'.•,1de - Tota!
Congressional O:i~~r_i~!-
17th Congressional District
0009151
0009157
0009163
0009166
Precinct
Vote by_ Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote ~y-~al!
Total
Precinct
Vo~e ~/ Mail __
Total
Prec.inct
Vote b; Mail
Total
17th Congresslorial Dfstrkt •
Total
Cumulatlve
Cumulative
Precinct
yote by Mc!H
Total
Cumulative-Total
Congressional District - Total
State Senator
10th Senatorial District
00091S1
0009157
0009163
0009166
P1ednc1
V~t~ by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Prednct
Vo1eby Ma!l
Total
V~teby.MaiJ·.

Total
10th Senatorial District~ Tota!
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by M~i!_
Tota!"
Cumulative~ Total
State Senator• Total
_ A.s.semblv_
25th Assembly District
171
2,269
2,440
214

2.751
~965
55 1,212
1,267
12:

1.192
1,264
7,936'
7,936
171
2269
2,440
214
2,751
2,965
55 1,212

1.267
72 1,192.
1,264
7,936
),936
1)1

2.269
2,440
214

2.751
2965
55,
1,212'
t,267
7,936
2,9S t'.
2,951
2,9S1
_ ~~-~ntY:"~i~~
Elec-tionwide
0009151
Precinct'
. ·vote-by M~ii
Total.
0009157
--- :--------~---·-
0 0,00%1 92, --68.15%' ----~ 31.85%;.
1,137; 59.72%' 767: 40.28%; 0 0.00%
___ 1,~~:__~o_.2_1%~·----s1-lo: 39.73%i ____ o~_o_.am<--',, __ ,., ! , __ ,_' "-~-,,,-,,
"i3'5'
·1,9041
~039
3,619 Precinct.' 106 _ 6~._9_1~1- 61) 3G.09%/ o: 0.00%' ~~~i 3,619 v-;.te'byM4~" ""1,i6a:· 58.24%, 981 I 41,m,1 'oi - o:00%',' 2,349, 3,619 Total; 1,476'. 58.62%: 1,042: 41.38%j o: 0.00%' 2,518:
:0009163 ( II / ------'---~I---·---~
1,454'. - · Pr_~in_~( _______ -_21 ss:a2¾I ~----- 19\_ 43.18%; _____ 0j o.00%1___ 44, 1,454·:-- Vote by Mail: 563; 52.91%1 so,j 47.09"/4j o: O.Wh! 1,064 1,,154 - Total; · 588 53.07¾! 520/ 46.93%) o; 0.00%: 1, 108! !0009166 ! , , 1 I
:::::' ·~"-·v~t~p~:0~/ ···· · ~~J !~::::! .. ~~f::f -:7:: ::~f 1 9,469 - _ -~-- .~~t~~~~~e • To~a1; ___ _:_a!_~; ~?.24%: _____ ~!:893i 42.76%: oj ___ 0.00%1 --------6~766' Cumulativ:umulative ·'· .~.~ j'~~-~J.=~~::::i··:::::~:::::·L_=I - o; Precinct! o; 0i 0 ---6
-~~~:-~~~- .. o; ___ ) --~-~- __ oL o:
o,
9,469
Total! ·-1f" 01 o;
Cumulative - Total' o' ·-· oi .... _ .. , .... ,,,, __ o --==:::::_ Countywide -Total; 3.873· 57.24%, 2,893: 42.76%[ 0 0.00% Congressional District
17th Congressional District
' .
' i
I --"- i ----------,·-0009151
----------~i_ ·---·-----·-
2,951 Precinct, 9! __ !~s~--------- __ 43i _ 3"liS%! _ ______ o: 0.00%1 2,9s1 Vot;by-fX;ii,.. - 1.137: 59.72% 767! 40.28% 1 0.00%:
2,951: -T~-t~J; - - 1.iiV-60.21¾• a,o·-39.1~-----·-- o --·0:00%:
' 1 ·
3,619,
3,619
3,619'
0009157
.. ,00-09163
Precinct 108 63.91%;
Vot;by-,-.1~ii;-·- -- ----1)6$: 58.24%'
Total 1,476: 58.62%:
--61-: 36:os%j o'
9S1 i 41.76%: 0
-- 1,042! 41.38%' 0

0.00%,
0,00%
0,00%
- 1,~541
1,454!
Precinct' 2s: 55.82%: t9i 43.18%: o· 0.00%1
----v~t;byM~--- s63: s2.91%1 so, 1 47.o9%i o' 0.00%:
10009166
1,445: -------------
1,445'

1.4451
9,469'
Total; ·~·:~~.5~~::::07%! 520~693%[ o: 0.00%
Prednctj 33. 51.56%: 31! 48.44%; Oj 0.00%:

VotebyMail: 5471 52.75¾! 490! 47.25%. 0.00%~
Totaq ,, __ ,,5~,,52~!%! .. siil 47.3£%:•,,,-~== oi o~:_ 6,766
,is
1,904'
2,039'
169
2,349:
2,518
1,108
1,037
1,101:
6,766 lith Congress!on~l QJ;t;i(~r--. 3.873 5724%
1 2,8931 42.76%! O 0.00%
____________ Tot;>\·---_____ ·---- ___ , ----------~
____ ---~u~u~a__!~! ------·-- 1 _
:cumulative
Precinct;
·y;·te by Mall;-
-- - ---~ --
.. - O:" ,J_,_ ____ o: __ _
Totals 0, o] __ _
o'
Cu~~1;ti~e-~TQ{~'-- -o~ ------- o; , ----~l- ,
9,469 . -COng·;s;iO~al Distri-,t-Total: 3,s13: 57.24% is93: 42~76%1 o 0.00%; State Senator
10th Senatorial District
0009151
o·
0 0
0 6,766,
2,951
2,951'
2,951
PreCi~Ct'
·vot~ -by M;il:
92 68.15% '"43r 31.85%, o 0.00% 135:
1,137 59.72%: -----:~~~~-3~~~-------· -~---~~. -- 1,904, Total' 1,229 60.27¾ 810" 39.73%i O 0.00% 2,039
:0-009157 -
3,619'
3,619
3,619'
·--·-, •-.-- i-•·--·----·--, ,.,_•,,,,,,
_____ !~':~~~-----~!~~=~2~: ---- -- ------61: ·-36:09%f-·- ------·--o.00%-:-·- vote by Mail\ 1,368 58.24%' 9811 41.76%' 0 o.w/4,-•
-·- Total: 1,476 5$.62%1 1,0421 41.38%; OOO¾i
--~:=~~=~-~~-·-~- I 1
:0009163
1,454' Pr_ec_inc_,~: ____ 2_s 56.82%; 191 43.18%, O.OO%i 44; ----------~- -v~tebyMailL 563 -- 52.91%:--· -sm1 47.09%: o', _o_.00%_'~ __ 1_,06~-4· 1,454) 1,454' ____________ ,:,o_t,_,; ____ se_,_5_3_.o_7%-+1' ____ 52_0,;,I _•6_,9_l"_•'-----o-+; __ o._~,I___ 1,106; ·--"~ .. ·-------.. ! I
Prednr:t 1 1,445:
1,~~~L Vote-by t:t~il~- 547 52.75%1
1 ~:~~~:--~-------- Total, 5801 52.6S%[
9,469 '. 10th Senatorial District-Totali 3,873! 5724%i
: Cumulative L _ ----~;
33 51.56%: 31 i 48.44%:
521 j 47 32%: --
2,893i 42.76%i
' I

0.00%1 6,)66!
Cumulative i i --- ,--
o: --·- -~--- Pre<inct! ·-o:·--·----------O-"j---i-----Oi __ __!, ____ , er- Vote 1:;y Mall: . -~'----·-·--- o: o: 1
1 o:
0: -·- Total; o o: o'
a: Cumulative -Totaf a~; __ .L. ____ O -----~ \---- -- - o' -- - 9,469 -Stale Sen-aior • T~tali 3,873! -57.24%1
... ·MembeT of the State ! I i
Assembly_. ·
2,893, 42.76%' 0.00%
2~th-A5se~bly District··-
L o:
0 6.766'
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0009151
0009157
Precinct
Vot_:_?Y ~!a_il
Total
171. -------------
2,269
2,440:
2,951
~951
2,951
0009151
i0009157
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
1 92 68JS%
1,137 59.72%
1,22~ 60.27%
--------
43 31.85%
767 4028%
810 39,73½.

Prednct 214' 3,6191 Precinct 108 63.91% 61 36.09%,

41.76%

41.38%1 ---
_ Vote by Mail ______ ~~-----------~:~~'...__~---- __ Vote by Mail~! ___ 1_,36_8 58.24% 9811 Total 2,965, 3,619° Total 1,476: 58.62%. 1,042
0009163
0009166
Precinct
Vo~e b~ ~a~l- _
Total
Precinct
_ --~~t~ ~y Mail
Total
I ;0009163
55' 1,454'
----~--
----~; __ ------ 1,~54: --
1,267 1,454"
' f0009166
72'
Precinct:

Vote by Mail]
Totalj
Precinct'
-~~~~;~-- 1,«s; ______ v_o1_e...:h>_' M_a_H1
1,264
7,936'
1,445· Tota!:
9,469'. 25th Assembly District- Tota!i
25' 56.82%'
563' 52.91%
588 53.07%
33 51.56%
547 52.75%
19, 43.18%
5011 47.09%
520' 46.93%
-- ----- -31' 48.44%
490: 47.25%.
. --·------·-- -
580 52.68% 521 47.32%.
3,873 57.24% 2,893; 42.76% 25th Assembly District - Total Cumulative
Cumulative
1 Cumulative ------ -- ---------:-,,-,.-,--.cc:.c.c.:.::_:..:_ __ [Cumulati_'ve _____ __J
Prednct
vo:e b~~I __
Total
Cumvlative - Total
Member of th: Statt?-AssE!inbty ·
Total
Board of Equalization (State)
Si:.1te B0ard Of Equalizatiori
0{;09151
OC09157
OC09163
0009166
#2
Precinct
_ Vote _bt Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote b~ ~a~
Total
Precinct
Vote ~~,'.,~a_i~
Total
Precinct
V~te by Mail __ _
Total
Total
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Cumulative - Total
BOard ofEquali"z"atiofl .(State} -
_Total
City
City of Santa Clara
OC-09151
OC09157
Precinct
Vote by '..-1ail
Total
Precinct
_--~~~~by M_al!
Total
O· ----------- ----'----- -- Precinct·
Vote b_y ~-~1~: __
Total:
, Cumulative - Total;
. - --· ------- - --
7,936 9,469 Member of the State Assembly; ··ia73 57.24% 171
2,269
2,440
214
2,751
2,965
55 2,951
2,951
2,951
3,619
3,619
3,619
Tnt:al.

Board of Equalization {State} ,
state Bo.ird Of Equalization
- -·-------- #l. __ ~~-- -
00091S1
i00091s1
,0009163
Prednct, 92 68. t S%
-~~:e ~-~~;__ 1,137 59.72%
Total 1,229 60.27%
Precinct.

Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct'
108 63.91%
1,368
1,476

58.24%

58.62%
o,
0 t893, 42.76%
43: 31.85%
767, 40.28%
810< 39.73%
61; 36.09%
981
1,042

41.76%

41.38%
19 43.18%.
1,212 1,454 Vote by Mall 563. 52.91% 501 47.09%
1,26_7 __ ---1-,4-54-.---- ------~- Total ______ 588 ___ 53.07%----·--· ·s20' 46.93% - -=--------'------------'--------------- ------
72 1,192
1,264
7,936
0009166 ' '
-------- --------- 31 ___ 4S:44%:· 1,445
1,445
Predna
Total: 1,445
9 ,4
6 g'~S_ta_te~8-oa-,d~O~f~E-qv-,-Hz_at_lo_n_•~2
1 ·
____ __J,nt;,,I~---
Cumulative
Cumulative
33 51.56%
547 52.75% 490 47.25'¥.a
5B0 52.68% 521 _ 47.32%
3,873 57.24% 2.893 42.76%
---~-------~--------------
o,
0 0
7,936
171 ·
2,269
2,440
214
0 Total!
Cumu!atiVl:! ~ Tota!

9.469 Board of Equalization (State) -
__ . _ ~··----______ City -----·-··-
2,951
2,951
2,951
--~i~r o~ ~~~~~ ~~~~
0009151
0009157
Precincti
Vote by Mall,
Total,
3,873 57.24%
92 68.15%

1.137, 59.72%
· 1,229,--60.27%
2,893 42.76%
43 31.85%
767 '40.28%
a10: 39.73%
3,619' Precinct; 108 63.91% - - -61' 36.09¾
. --~------------- ----------------------- ---~
2,751 3,619' Vot~ by Mall; ~- 1,368 58 24% 981 41.76%.
2,9Gsl .. 3,619;_____ Total: 1,476 ~~~~~--- __ ~ i042: 41.38%' ;0009163 0009163
----··p;;;t_____ ssi 1,4S4; -----P-,e-cln-,{;-----2.s 56.82% 19 43.18% 501, 47.09%
520 46.93%
Vote ~Y ~ail---1-,2-12: · 1,45-1: -----~-=--b_y_M_ail' ____ s~--~2.91%_ Tota! 1,267 1,454: Tota( 588 53.07%'
--·-----------·
0003166 !0009166
Precinct
--·--------~---:--
72 1,445: Precinctl 33 51.56%
------'----'----~ -----
V~te by Mail ----· _ _ 1,192: 1,445 Vote by Mail 547 52.75% ---- ---~~-----------------
Tota!
Ci~~! _Santa Clara- To~~-1." ~::::! ;::::: c·'",ty-o--cf-:cS,-n<-,~Cl~ara--~::::: 3,:!~: :~::::
' Cumulative
31: 48.44%
490 47.25%:
521, 47.32%
2,893 4t76%
Cumulative
Cumulative
-------------------------------·--- --- - ·---·-··--~--------- Precinct
_ Vet~ b>'.__!~~-i~ _
Total
Cumulative - Total
j Cumulative
o' o'
------°'-- ____ v_ot_e b_y_M_a_H· __ _
o· o_ Tota[!
----~----C-v-mu!ative-Tota\
1 1-----
_____ 0~•To_t~. 7,936 9,469 Oty-Total: 3,873 57.24%
Unlnco~orated A~!~-
Uni?~o~~~!ated
0009151
0009157
Precinct
Vote by Mail ..

Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
171
2,269
2,440
214
~751
Unincorporated Area
, _______ Unincorporated~--_
0009151_ -----·- ---- -- ~i --

2.951 Precinct
3,619
3,619
0009157
VotebY"Mai,_-­
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
92 68.15%
1,137 59.72%
1,229 6027%
108' 63.91'½
1,368 58.24%
2,893, 42.76%
43 .. 31.85%'
767: 40.28%
810 39.73%
61 36.09¼
981 41.76%

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2,039
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1,108
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6,766
135
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2,039
169
al49
2,Si8
44 1,054
1,103
64 1,037
1,101
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6,766
135
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2,039
169
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~518
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1,103
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6,766
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2,039
169
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0009163
0009166
Total
Precinct
Vote b~ ~~a;J
Total
Prednct
Vote by Mail
Total
Unincorporated• Total
Cumulative
Cu mutative
Precinct
~_ote b? M~!l
Total
Cumulative• Total
Unincorporated Area • Total
2,965
55 1,212
1,267
72 1,192
1,264
7,936

0. 7,936
3,619,
1,454
i,454
1,-154
1,4<!5
1,445
1,~~s_,
9,469,
0009163
0-009166
- ________ }
Precinct
Vote by Mail;
·-rot3i,-
25 563,
588
ss.62%. 1;042: 4t38u!"- o; o.oo¾ ·, -7--

56.82%' --19]- 43.18% ____ 0· 0.00¾

52.91% 501 l '17.09% 0 0.00¾
·-------·-----~-'-·

53.07% 520' 46.93¾ 0.00%
Precinct, 33 51.56%
V01eb}'Man-]____ 547 52.75% ·~-~~ 4725%·--=~-~- o, 0.00¼ Tota![ 580 S2.68%1 521 i 47.32%; 0
1 0.00'/4
--u~i~C~~i~~ted. Taj~--- 3,a13 s1.24%: 2,s93i 42.76%; o' o.00% Cumulative I i 11 , .... ---~ -·--·---
:~~~~lat~_e_ .... _L _____ ~--, ··· I ! ! :

O· Precinctj O'. QI ! o1.
vote by Man! ~--~~~~~-:-~-=-
1 --o~-----: --~ o:' -~· -·-
. CumulaHve-~::::: . -------~ ---+ J--· ' - -~i-· ---·
Uninco~po~;ted Area. T01i1'. -3:873( 57.24%;, 2893: 42 76%:- --o,,---o.00% I I ' i . j
2,518
44 1,0£4
1,108
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City of Santa Clara, Member, City Council, Dh,trict 5_<:y~te/o_r 1) District
County.vide
£1ectionwlde
Precinct
Vo~~ ~y-~ail
E!ectlonwide - Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Cumulat;ve - Total
Countywide - Total
Congressional District
17th Congressional District
Precinct
Vote by Mail
17th Congressional District •
Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Ma'.!
Cumu!utive - Tot2I
Congressional D.Strict -Total
State Senator
10th Senatorial District
Precinct
Vo~e b_¥ ~a•I
10th Senatorial District• Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative• Total
State Senator- Total
Member of the State
Assemblv
25th Assembly District
Precinct
Vote by Mail
25th Assembly District. Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative - Total
Member of the State:Asse"mblY­
:rotal
Board of Equalization (State)
state Board Of Equaliziltion
.,
Precinct
Vote by Mail
State Board Of Equ-alizatiOr'l ~i2 •
Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote bj~ail
Cumulative• Tota!
Board of Equali-2:atiOr, (Siiiief-
. T_q_ta] _
C(ty
City of Santa Clara
Precinct
Vote by ~a~l _
City of Santa Clara• Total
Cumuli'ltive
Precinct
Vo~e 1?r ~1~~1-
Cumulative. Total
City-Total
8,0-19
534
7,515
8,0-19
8,049,
534
7,515
8,049
534
7,515
8,049
8,049
534
7,515
8,049
0 o·
8,049'
5,4'
7,515,
8,049'
6,049
9,610'
9,610•

9.610
0 9,610
9,610
9,610
9,610
9,610
9,610
Electionwlde ____ i
Precinct:
____ vOte bY M;itj.

Electionvlide - Total:

Cumulative
·---- ------ -
Cumulative-Total;
Coun_ty.~~de - '.~~~-'; _
Congressional District
17th Congressional District
Precinct'
V~t~-by" ~i;ii-.
17th Congressiona!-Di~-trict -.

Cumulative
Precinct;
Vote by Mail;
Congressio~~I Distrkt·-Total
Precinct,
9,610 Vote by Mail
9,610 , 16thS~nitOria1 OistriCt~-Total' ..

Cumulative
____ I _ __,____ i .
. -i36i 54.63%' 196: 45.37%: o: 0,00%
1 ----~=:!
-2,ia1t 38.41%! ______ -4;1i9; 61.59%j o: -o:00¼___ 6,120; 2,817; 39.39%' ___ 4,3l5i -~0.61%i____ o• 0.00%.
---~-:--~ -o; a' ~---~o' ---- ~-- o' ~-. ---
o.
2,817 39.39%, 4,335' 60.61%'.
,I !
-23i- 54.63% 196. 45.37%
--2,5811-- 38.41%
- 2,a17:r- -39.39%
i
o,
-- --0
---0
-4,335, 60.61%'
236 5 ◄ .63%
0·
0 o,

0.00'/4-

0.00%

0.00%
o; o.00%
-- 01 ·----- -
0 0 Q()()ll

0.IX!II
2,581 38.,41%: ... 139 61.59%, 0, O.OO'J-~i
ian, 39.39%· ◄ ,iis' io.611-· o, o.o!J%i
--•---~---j --. ---------~I ______ _
O; o·
--- ---'--
0: 0' . '
0 o:
o·
o,
7,15Z:
-· -- --~------·---~------------- ------------------ -
9,610
9,610
9,610

9.610
Stlte Senator• Total 2,!17 39.39%
-Mirii"btl°-OfiJ,-e·sit-.,ti· --~I+--
Assem~lv
25th Ass_emblr _J:?ist~i~
Precinct
Vote by Mall
2sth Assembly District·· T~til1;-
Cumulative
- . '
Precinct:

Vote by Mail
- ----- ·- ·--
Cumulative-Total'
9,610. ~iem.ber o·f the-State-AsSe~bl}';
,4,335j 60.61%: O.OOll
0,
0,
0 7,152
, Board of Equalization {State) '
Siat'e-BoarifOf Equalii3tlo_n_ .­
Pi
9,610
9,610
o:
o·
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail,
Cumulative• Total.
236 S4.63¾ 196; 45.37%:
2,S81 38.41% 4,139: 61.59%
·-z:a,'7--l9.39% --- -----:;,m,-60.61'½: ---·
0 0.0-0%
-- o, 0.00%'
0 0.00%
432
6,720_
7,152
9,610; eoard of ~~~~~a-t~~~-{~~::~~·.,_: ___ 2,a_1_,c_' _3_9,_.,_9%-:·---··_33_5_,_1 _60_.6_1%--+'I ----- -- ----~i 0.00%; 7,152· _ ___ ; _ -rni~ii;tactara __ J _______ : ___ :__ -- i -~ ,----- • ------~-

9.610:
9,610
9,610[
o·
o,
o,
9,610.

Precinct:

Vote by MaiJ:
236f 54.63%: 196: 45.37%~ o! 0.00%'. -- 432:
2,5811 38.41%' 4,B9f 61.59%! 0 1 O.W/4 ______ 6~720-.

Otyof5antaC1;;~T~tali 2,811; 39.39¾: 4,3351 60.61%; o: o.o~/4! 7,1s2· - -- -- Cumu1~ti;~--. -- [ I r- . I I I . --7
·---P,ecinctr----------o:·-•--+------ ·-----·-·o; --- -:------ 0:--1·~--- ----~:
- Vote by Mall'. 0 -··o ·--~-~, o: . --- ---- 0
Cumvlaliv;: Tota!, o, i o: -·-o:
__ 4,33sj 66.61%; ---·-·· .. -oi_?:~'. __ 1:!~_2;
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City of Santa Clara, Member,_CityC011ncil,District5(Vote for 1) Precinct
0009201
0009203
0009208
0009210
0009219
0009220
Countywide
Electionwlde
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by _Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by ~lail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Total
E!ectionwide • Total
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Total
Cumulative - Total
Count>:'."'1_de •_'.?!~I __ _
Congrnssional District
17th Congressional District
0009201
0009203
0009208
0009210
0009219
0009220
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
V~te ~Y Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
17th CongresSiol'lal bf strict ~
Total
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Cumulative• Tota\
Congressional District• Total
State Senator
10th Senatorial District
:0009201
0009203
0009208
Precinct
Vo~e b~-~ail
Total
Precinct
Vote_~y~ail
Total
Precinct
45:
720
765
107;
1,1~9_
1,266;
122'
1,784
1,906,
12 176:
188
157
2,230
2,387

8.049

8.049
45 720
765
91 ·
1,446
1,537
107
1,159
1,266
122
1,784
1,900
12 176
188
157
2,230
2,387°
0,049
8,049
45 120'
765
91 1,446'
1,537
107
I
}>i .... Precinct
C
__ j_
_ . _ ~o~n~~~i~
891,
891
891'
0009201
Electionwide
------ :----
-- _---- ___ P~e-cinct~. ___ -- __ ·221 --57.89%, _______ 1~ ___ 42.11%j -----------Q~---0.000/- 38 . __ Vote by Mail _________ 317. _ ~~.45%: _3_2_41
1 '-5_o_.s_5%~: ____ o~• _o_O_O%_; __ 641,
Total; 339'. 49.93%: 340; S0.07%: ---·---~:~· - -6-79'
I i

1.773; Precinct! 42; -i3~85%f- -361 46.lS¾i --~0: ___ ()_~~- 78 ::;;: _ __ -·-- _ Vote b\~;:: ==-:=~::::: :~:::::------ :::: . ::::::: _ _ -----~_'._ ~:: __ <::::
:00092-08 i i ! ---~--\ ,- ---
1,660: p;~ci~ct:~-- 45: _57.69%) _____ 3_31,_, _•_2._3_1%_lc_ ___ o_ci_o_.00%_.'..., _ 1,660: VotobyMail\ ·359: 34.55%: Gao; 6S.45%! ____ o~:
1,660; - ---- -Total! 404! 36.17%i 713i 63.83%f oi_ - 0.00% 1 _____ _

0.00%
(0009216 _________ i__ ----r- t , I
2,215 Precinct! 53 Ss~2ii/ -4\i 44.79-%)------ --- --·-0! ··~0.00%'_____ 9e':
2,215'
2,215
Vote by Mail! ~~~~~- 62-1: _ 33.95%:--=-- 97af 61.0s%! . __ o:'--_o._oo_¾ _____ 2:.6~~, ... '0009219
231,
231,'
231
Total;
! ·pr;d-flCt1

39.a'.%: _________ ,._02_1:...1 _6_0_.1_3%..J'l'--- o; 0.00%' 1,698 1: 11.11%
---------------- --------- --·--
0009220
~/J.10 73' 54.89% __________ __!_~---~--11% 1 ----~~- 0.00%, --- 133' 723 36.39½ 1,264\ 63.61% 0, 0.0-0%. - 1~937: 2,840

2.840
9,610
Vote by Mail
T~t;i!--
Electiorw.;ae - Total,
Cumulative
Cumulative
-Pr~inCt.-
-- ---·-···· ____ L_

0. Vote by Mail'.
1,324'
o r0t~1~ ---··-·--· , .... ~-:-~=~~-~-:----~~-~-----~-~=-----~---~--------------

0. -~~~~~~~-!0_1,_1 _________ ' o· o, ___ _

39.39%' 9,610.
,;t~-C~-n~r~~~;;n~I Ol~t~~-;~_l __ _
Countyv,ide. Tota!' ________ 2.8~7i
Congressional District
4,335:
-,
! -------,-----
0,
I i ---· ---~-~----------- ------·---- i

2.120
7,152;
7,1S2
;0009201
891/ Prednct,1
Vote by Mai(
Total
··---·-;}- 57.89%:----- 16/- 42.11'½; -------- o·---0:00%: --- ·-··-31( a9,· 317' 49.45%: 324 1 so.55%: 0.00%' 6-41
891,
:0009203
1,773:
1,773
1,773'
1,660
1,660
1,660
0009208
0009210
2,215'.
2,215
2,215
231
231.
231
2,8-10
2,840:
2,840
9,610
0009219
000.9220
42 53.85%1 36! 46.15%'. O' 0.00%
V~~e-~~~ait_ _____ --~-,-~:~~.51% =~-=-=----79of~-60A9¾:-~ 0.00% Precinc(
Vote by Mail!
To~a~i __
Vote by Mail,
Totai'
Precinct
Vote ~y _M·a-i!;-_
Total:

I ; :
45: 57.69%- 33: --42.31%: ------ oi 0.00%
359. 34.55%; 680: 65.45%1 _··_· ·_o'_ .. _o._oo_~_,
404: 36.17%
624
677

38.95%

39.87%
978
1,021

0.00%
' ---- -----~--- -61.05% 0.00%

60.13% 0.00%
i !

11.lHi'. 8; 88.89%: 0
1 /J.00% ------------ -------
42 28.97% 103; 71.03%, 0 0.00%
43' 27,92¾: 111 72.08%: 0 0.00%·
------~ --------------~------- - -
' ' .
_Pr~~i~c~[_ 73 __ 54.89~,/4:·-__ -____ 6~0L~s.11~i---- o: O.Oi)o/.;:

Vote by Mail: 723 36.39¼
1 1,264] · 63.61~1 ------~- 0.00"'/4:

Tota( ______ 796'. --~J.55%: 1,324! 62.45%/ 0) 0.00%
78 1,306
i3s4'
78:
1,039 .
... 1,117
1,602
1,698
1,9a7:
~iio'
7,152; ~~~:~~r-~::nal D~-~~:~~--- 2-817' 39.39%
1 4,335\ 60.61%! o; O.Ooa/2]
Cumulative i ,- -------·-· ---.
)Cumulative · -f-- ➔ 1
~-- ---~~~:ote~~if~~---i'___ r ·-·· ~r -;---
Oj Tota( o: oj
----~i. _________ -~~~~i~ii~~e --~~l~t! _- o; al -+---· 9,610· Congressional_ Distri~t-To~a'.I__ 2,817! 3939%! - --4,i35j 60.61%! 0.00°/4, O' -1 o:
7,152
_________ I =::--.. -- ' ! ! i .
10th Senatorial District i ! ----::~~=~==-----1
0()()9~-~---- [ ' !, __ __: ____ _
891: - --- Pr~in~tj ___ 22 57.89%; 16! 42.11%; 0.00%'
vote by Maili ------~2~; ___ •9_.4_5_%;...I ___ 3_24_'_5_o._55_% _____ o __ o_.00%~•-- 641: 891; 891
'0009203
1,773:
1,773
,:in'
0009203
1,660
Total;
Predncti
Vote by Mail:

Total
1 3<01 50.01%' o 0.00%· ... __ 61~
I ___ . '
42 ·s-3is¾! ___ ·--------·35j 46.15% ----o-··o.00%:
339 _ 49.93%1 __
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i
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0009210
_ Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
___ ~~~! bt ~1ail
Total
0009219
Precinct
-~~t: -~~!~~!I
Total
0009220
Precinct
--~~!!_~? ~ ---
Total
10th Senatorial District. Total
Cumulative-_______________
Cumulative
Precinct
_,_v_~!~ ~r~~~I
Total
Cumulative - Total
State Senator - Total
Member of the State -- ~
Assembly
25th Assembly District
0009201
0009203
0009208
0009210
0009219
Precinct
~~~e b~_Mail
Total
Precinct
_ ~ote by Mail
Total
Precinct
V~!! ~y-~}l!~ _
Total
Precinct
vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
_ Vote bX t,!a_i!
1,159
1,266
122
1,784
1,906
1,660
1,660
i0009210
2,215'
Total
- -j
Precinct
2,215 Vote by Mail'
359 34.55%
..:O:i- 3617%
si ss.21%,
624 3895%
2,215, - Total! ----677--39~87% __ _
;0009219
12 231' Precinct'
Vote by Mai(
1 11.11%
176 42' 28.97%
- 188° 2~1_.. - ------- -_-___ -- _ro_ta_l.[ ____ ·43 ---·21:92i·--. :ooon20
680 65.45%
713 63.83%
43 978
1,021
103
111

44.79%

61.05%

60.13%

88.89%,

71.03%
----~-84~0 Pre<:inct· 73 54.89% 60 45.11%.
_2~~~~--------~~iS4·o·: ------------ voie by M~il: 72? -~!~ ----·-· -l,i64 63.61%:
2,387 2,840; Total
1 796 37.55¾ 1,324 62.45%"
------------~-- --··----·-··--··
8,049 : ____ 9_,6_10~
1 ~o~~~-~~-~-a,_Di_"_"ct-•T_o_,,_il ___ z,_01_1_3_9_3_9½_ 4,335 1 60.61% l Cumulative
'.Cumulative
-------------- -----~--:-------------

0. ____ ~ Precinct) ____ o_. ____________ _
o· _______ -VotebyMaill
o, Total,
2,817 39.39%
45 891 Precinct 22 57.89%
720
765
91 107,
1,159
1,266
122
1,784
1,906
-----~_9~·---· ----·~-- _Vote _by_M!i~i--"~- 317 49.45% 891 Total- 339 49.93¾_
-···-···--------------- -
0009203
1,773 Precinct 42 53.85%
Vote by Mai! s16 · 39.51%
Total --- ·ss·a· 40.32%
0009208
1,660 Pre<:inct 45 57.69¾ ----------
1,660 Vote by Mail: 359 34.55¾
. -·-----~- - ----· 404 - -36.173/~ 1,660
2,215·
2,215
0009210
0009219
Total"
Preci~(i'
Vote by Mai!
Total'
53 624
€77
5521%

38.95¼

39.87½
------------------
4,335
16 324
340
60,61¼

42.11%

50.55%

50.07¾

36. 46.15%
790 60.49¾
826 59.68¾
33 42.31%
680 65.45%
713 63.83%
43 978
1,021·

44.79%

61.05%

60.13%
12 231 Precinct 1 11.11% 8, 88.89% ------~ --------------------------- 176 231' _____ v_o_te_b:__y_M_ai~li. 42 28.97% 103 71.03% Total 188 231'. Total, 43 27.92¼ 111 72.03%
0009220 . ;00-09220 -- I
Precinct 1571
2,8-40' Precinct1 • 73~··-54.89¾ ___ _
--·--·--·----- -----
--~~-te by ~'.a!I_ 2,230'
Total 2.387
··--·- ___ 2.840~ _____ v_ot_e_:by+--M_a-,il+--[ ___ 723 36.39¾

2.840 Total! 796 37.55%
---- ----------·- 2,817 39~393/.,,, 25th Assembly Dislrict - Total Cumulative
Cumulative
Vote by Mail
Total
Cumulative - Total
Mcm-lbN ofthe-Stite-Ass"emOly·.
_"(o_tal_ +­
Board of Equali:zation {State}
Statl?.B0al'd-Of Eqll3fiz3iio·n-
#2
0009201
8,049 9,610, 25th Assembly District• Total!
Vote by Mail'
0 Total:
--- -" ----------0 Cumulative - Total'
8,049 9,610 ~~~~~-er of th~ _s_t~~~~~~!!:f
Board of Equalization (State) !
, State Board ofEqttaifzatfOll
•z~---
0009201
2,817 3939%
60" 45.11%
1,264 63.61%
1,324:- 62.45%
4,335 60.61%
o:
o·
4,335· 60.61¼
Precinct
__ Vote b_Y ~~i)
Total
45 720
765
891i Precinct 22 57.89%, 16' 42.11%
0009203
0009208
0009210
0009219
0009220
·------------------
____ 89_1 VotebyMallj 317 49.45% 324. 50.55%
891. _________ To_t_,lc_' _ 33~ ---~-!~~.--------~~ -~~~~- Precinct
~~-~e ~Y ~-~i!
Total
Precinct
Vo_~~ bt~~~ -·-
1,446: 1,773
107
1,159'
10009203 ---~-- -·--------·--· Prednct: 42 53.85¾
Vote by Mail'. 516 39.51%

34.55%,
-- _ _!~!~------___ 1,266 ------- __ 1,'--66_0+:f ==---- j0009210
Total' 404 36.17%
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
122 2,2151 Precinct' 53 55.21%
1 1,784, ____ Z.e,21_5_',_ ____ Vote by Mail;
1,906' 2.2151 -----,.~taii ________ _,_ ______________ _ ;0009219
677 39.87%
36, 46.15%
790' 60.49%
33 42.31%
680' 65.45%
713 63.83%
43 - 44.79%

61.05%
1,021 60.13%
Prednct 12
-----··--·---------
1 11.11% 8' 88.89%
Vote by M~i! 176
Total 188 231' Total 43 27.92.¾
,0009220 .
157, 2,840 Precinct 73 54.89¾
. ·-·"---·--·------Precinct
Vote by 1'.~~il. -·~-~~'--~-~~~---- ------•--•-- ___ Vo~ebyMai( -~---~~-~- 36.39¼' Total 2,387 ~840 ____ Total. 796 37.55%
Total 8,049 9,610 _ State Board Of Equalization #2 {
.Tnt;:,l

2.817 39.39%
103
111

71.03%
60 45.11%
1,264 63.61%
··1,324' "6-2i5%.
4,335 6061¼
Cumulative
Cumulative
Cumulative
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679
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96 1,602
1,698
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96 1,602
1,698
145
154
133
1,987

2.120
7,152
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Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Total
Cumulative. Total
e'o.ird of Equa.lizs)tiOn (State).

Total
City
City of Santa Clara
0009201
0009203
0009208
0009210
0009219
0009220
Precinct
Vote b~ Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by ~~i~
Total
Precinct
Vote by ~~ii_
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mal!
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
City of Santa Clara - Total
Cumulative
Cu mu la live
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Cumulative• Total
~~~: Total
Unincorporated Area
Unincorporated
0009201
0009203
0009208
0009210
OJ09219
0009220
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Total
Precinct
Vote ~y Mail
Total
Pre-dnct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote b~Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct'
Vo~e b_y ~1ail
Total
U~incorp~~~-ted - !?_t~l -
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
_ Vote by ~!ail
Total
Cumulative - Total
Unincorporated Area - Totoit
8,049
45 720
765
91'
1,446
1,537
107
1,159
1,266
122:

1.784
1 1,906
12 176
188
157
2,230
Z387
8,049
0 0
8,049
45 720
76S.
91 1.446
1,537
107

1.159

1.266
122
1,784
1,906
12 176
188
157
2,230
2,387
8,049
0 o_
9,610
Prednct,
vOte·by-Ma\-
Total' -- - - _,_
Cumulative· Total
- --- - • - _____ I
Board of Equalization (State) -11
.• Tnt;,I'.

City i
Citr of _Santa Clar~
0009201 --·1 - ! _________________ _
891i Precinct; 22\ S7.89¾; 16/ 42.11%) --·-----~: ____ ~:~~~: ____ _ Vote bYMail1 3171 ·- 49.45%i 324\ S0.5S¾i o; 0.00%] 891 891
1,773
1,773,
1,773
1,660
1,660i
1,660'
- !~~~~----339, __ 49.93%: __________ 34~: s0.07%! _ ·------ o; __ o.o~i __ 0009203 i i ! ,
Predncti 42; 53.85%i - 36i 46:1s%! oi 0.00%
--·---- Vo-te by Maili ___ 516: 39.51%: 7901 60.49%\ ·or-Q.--QO%-- 0009208
T~tai; ssa: 40.3:_%: _ __ -~~-- 59.68%f o: QOO%:
-------~:---·- i -~----'- -----
----~~-~~~~t~ ---- -~ _57.69%: 331 42.31%! o: 0.00%
V~~~~_Y_!~~--- 3591 34 55%1 680j 65.4S¾j 0! O.W,-(
Tota1
1 404'. 36.17%i 713\ 63.83%\ o! 0.00%;
,0009210
2,215:
____ ._ _L _____ J __ i - I _______ --
Precinct, 53'. 5521%1 43 1 44.79%! 01 0.00%
vot~-~~~--- ------~~~ - 38.95%'. 91ai 61.0s%_; o· 0.00%; 2,215' Total 677 39.87%! 1,021! 60.13%'. o; 0.00%
'0009219
- - ___ I __________ _
231
231
231'
2,840
2,840
2840
9,610
0,
0 9,610,
0009220
Precinct
Voteb-;Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
81 88.89%' o· 0.00%
·--------
42 28.97%'. 1031 11.03%\ o; 0.00%:-
-43·- 27.92%'. 111; 72.08%' - --~L__0.00%_
73 54.89%:
723! -36.is¾: --·
____ c__ _________ i --· ----. -
796
2,817'

37.55%

39.39¾;
1,324' 62.45%1

60.61%:
-·----- ----------
0 0.00%'
---- --·-------- -
0 0.00%,
Cumulative
Cumulative : ; i
Pre-,in«--------. - ~----------------_--__ ii_' ________ ] 0 Vote by Mail
Total
-C~mUl~tive • Total ---
City ·Total:
o, --------a:---

2.a11; 39.39%' 4,335! 60,61'W
1-·- .-··---
7,152
641\
679
78 1,306'

1.384
96 1,602'.
··- ·1:is8
133'
1,987·
a 120.
7,152·
7,152
----· -------------- ---
1,773
1,773
1,773
1,660
1,650
1,660
00-09208
Precinct"
Vote by Mail
Total,
42, 53.85%: 36[ -1s.1s%: o· 0.00%
790 60.49%· 0 1 0.0-0%
+ 826 59.68%: 0.00%
5161 3_9.~1'¼ ___
5S8 40.32¾'
------ .. -; . - ···- ·-·-
, ··----1· --------·-·--~------------! l ·-------------•-----.:-.

Precinct; 45 57.69¾ --~:_ --~~:_3_~~'. __ . _ o; 0.00%, Vote by Maih 359 34.55% 0.00%'
Total'. 404 36.17% 713: 63.83%\
78 1,306
1,384
ii
1,039.

1.1,1:
0009210
2,21S Precinct
-Vote by ·Mail;
Total
53 -·-------,--·----- . ----------5521% 43'. 44.79%
--·-----' - -----· ---
0 0.00% 96
1,602
1,698
2,215
2,215
231
231
231,

2.840,
ZB40
Z84o:
9,610'
0009219
0009220 -
Precinct
. - - Vote--b;/M~iii -
Total;
624 38.95%:
677, 39.87%
___ ··-- ~!; __ 61.0S%i _______ ----~~-_.?~~~--
0 0.00%,
11 11.11%; a: ___ a_~:~ o 0.00%:
43' 27.92%·
42 2~~~~~-------- 103: __ ~~~~~-- --------~' ·- 0.00%·
111; 7208%/ 0~00%1 -
·'------
i
··-·-?;~i-~t---- ·-1i.--·54:a9%.---··-- 60j ·45.11~i:-----·--0~%·-· - Vote by MaiF . 723·--36.39%' 1,264/ 63.61%,1 - 0 0.00"/2,:
····--·rot;i:·-------:;95-··3755¾·--·-- ---,ji~i- 62.4s%· · -~o·----0.00%' ---- ---- ---- ---
Unincorporated • Total Z817 3939%1 4,335 j 60.61%: 0 0.00%, --------------. -~-- ----~-----'-1--~----·-----~--1·--·- 145,
15'
133
1,987
2,120
7,152
Cumulative !I
;cu;n~l~i~e·--· 1-· +----------~-----·-··----
Prec:inct
1 Vote by Mail'
! 0i ._! ____ -0.c_. -
·--~l ___ . 11 o; _______ , __ _
Cum~~•--~:~:~ -----+---------i------'----~-'-!--\ _____ ~--~ ~~ Unincorporated Area • Total:, 2,817 39.39%i - ·-4,335: 60.61%: 01 0.00% --.,; 1 si/ i ---- ------
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City of Santa Clara, Member, City Ccmncil, Di1>!!·i~! 6 (Vote for _1) District
Countywide
Electionwide
Precinct
Vote by Mail .

Efect:onwide • Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative• Total
Countywide • Total
Congressional District
17th Congressional District
Prednct
Vote by Mail
17th CongreSsioflafDistrid·­
. Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative - Total
Congressional o;.strict • Total
State Senator
10th Sen;1totial District
Precinct
_ ~~~e b~ ~a:i
10th Senatorial District - Total
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative - Total
State Sen<1.tor - Tota!
Member Of the St.ife"
~.s.sem_b!v
25th Assembly District
Precinct
_v_ot~-b_Y._~e~t _
25th Assembly District - Total
Cumulative
Prednct
Vote by Mail
Cumula\ive - Tota!
Member of the state AsSE.iinb!Y.
..... ___ IotaJ
Board of Equalization (State)
State Board Of Equalization
.,
Precinct
Vote bf Mail
· sra-te Board Of Equ·aliz.itiori-#2 -
ToJal
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative • Total
soard Of Eq,ialfaaiion {S.taie) -
Total
City
City of Santa Clara
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cio/_~~ ?anta Claru. T~~~l.

Cumulative
Precinct
Vo~e by Ma)I
Cumulative - Tota!
City· Total
597
9,553:
10,1~0

10.150
597
9,553
10,150
10,150
597.
9,553
10,150
10,150
597
9,553'
10,1so·
i,
10,150
597
9,553
10,150
10,150
597
9,553
10,150,
10,150
11,747

11.747
11,747
11,747~
Count¥:"ide
Electlonwlde
Precinct
Vote by Mail i
Er~ctlon~;ide· • Toi;1 L.

Cumulative
Congress.Iona! District
----------------
180 36.81% 129: 26.38%' mo: 36.81%:
---·,:799, 22.21% 3,323: --~?!.-%~ .• ---2,-97-7,
1,979 3,452; 40.20¾ 3,157.'
I : 1 I
17th Cong,essional Oist<ict i ·-· ·····-·1 .. ,······-··· .. -· - - - Precinct: -- --,80~36.81%,
- l l - .! ____________ ,_
11,747
11,747_
11,747;
Vote by ~1~i-lr­
" 17th Ca~9~e·s;f~n~-OirtriCt:i--
--- -1,]99;',_~21%,'
129! 26.38%! _ --·- 1!0i 36.81%; 0, 0.00%:
3,323· - -4io3'¼I 2,911; 36.76%_· __ ----~-'---~-0-00¾; - 1,979 23.04% 3.452! -40.20%: 3,157: 36.76%: 0 0,00%
- --~ :rnt;,I'..

Cumulative I
Prednct,
Vote by Mail
CumU1;·ti;;e ~ T~tai:--
·--·-- o' .... _ -···-·- .. o --···-- , ····-··· -
11,747 · Congress.iondl Dis-triCt -To.tai":
o:
0 1,979:
11,747.
11,747
State Senator
10th Senatorial District
Precinct 180 36.81% 129 26.38%" 180 "i6:8n{,/
Vote by Mail: ·----~ii!~-I~~==--~j~(· 41.03%: ---- ·2,977---i~76% -·· 11,747 --,oth-se·~at~rial Di~tric"t-~-r~;I -- 1,979, 23.04% 3,452-'--◄-0,-209<-~C---.-3,-15-7-. -3-6-,7-6% 11,7-17
11,747'
11,747:

Cumulative
Precinct'
Vote by Mai![
Cumulati~e -Total,
Stat~ S~nator -T~taiJ,
Member Of the- State
_ Assembly _______ __I_
25_1~ Assemb_ly District ___
1 ,
Precinct! 180 36.81% 1a0j- -3i81o/,/ 1291 26.38%!
VOt;-biMail;· i:199' 22.-21%'. 3,323r -"-,-_03%'. 2,971! 36.76%; ·- . ··- ···-- ···--·----·----C...--'----..:_..:_ __ .c__ 11,747 ; 25th Ass.ernbly Distric.t-Totali 1,979
1 23.04%: 3,4521 -40.20%) 3,157i 36.76%'
Cu~~lative ] i ! ! -- -- /,_· _·_-_-_·_-_-.,,i-_-_-_-_·~ O' - -- ---- Precinct[ o:' ) Oi Oi
-~;·--------~~~- ~~e--~-~-ai~ -~~-~--- Oi __ o~; _____________ ?~~---- 01 Cumulative-Total: 01 o; o;
11,747 :' Member of the State Assembly j 1,979; 23.04¾; --3,4_5_21'--4-0-.20%--':---3,-15-7~j-36.76%i ____ ---- -- --'· · ·----- .• Tnt;i.!'-. ----·1 ---- I ------1---,----~-·, ~-- Board of Equalization (State) ! i !
I : I '
I I i I
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State BOard Of Eqi.ializatiOl'l
___ ,_2 __
11,m; ----·-------~~=-c~~~----·~-~: _ 36.81%:

22.21%: 11,747 Vote by Mall --~.'.,~991
11,747 : Siat·e· e-;;-~;-d o"iiq~;ri;;1J~~ #2.;-- 1,919: 23.04%! --- 129t 2G.3s%'. rnoi 36.81%· · ______ O: _o_:_~: __
3,3231 41.03%; 2,977) 36.76%:·--- o· 0.00%;

3.4s2t 40.20%! 3,1s1: 36.76%' o: i00¾1 __ _
···~--!--___ !__~- --- ! ·------ -- -----··---, ---
11,747
11,747-
11,747:
11,747
.Tnt;,1
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Cumulative• Total
Cil)'.

City of Santa Clara
Precinct.

Vote by Mail.

City of Santa Clara - Tota(
Cumulative
Precincti
Vote by Mail!
o: ·"----~oi -:---o~---­-- ··-o: ------------------- -·0·1- 0· o:
1,979 23.04% 3,452! 40.20%
mo 36.81% · 1·2s'. 26.38%; rno. ·36.81%
1,799 :-~~~·------ 3,3231 41.03%: --- -~·!?~.--!~_6_~~­ -- .. 1.979_: __ 23.04% 3,452 40.2Whi 3,157' 36.76%
- - ' - ' i ' _l ____ _
o!
489
8,099
asa8
8,588
489
8,099_
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8,58B
489
8,Q99,
8,588
489,
8,099'
8,588
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8,099
8,588
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Precinct
0009251
0009252
0-009258
0009252
0009264
0009268
0009275
0009282
Countywide
Electlonwide
Precinct
Vote bf Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote ~y M~i.l
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Prednct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Elec.tionwida • Total
Cumulati\le
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by_~'.1~il
Total
Cumulative• Total
County,·,ide • Total
Congressional District
17th Congressional District
0009251
(}J092S2
0-0092S8
0009262
0-009264
0-009268
0009275
0009282
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vo~': by M_~i(. _
Total
Precinct
v~!~ ~Y Mai!'
Tota!
Precinct
Vote-~~ ~A!i!
Total·
Pre-cin<t
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Total
17th Congressional District•
Total.

Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
67 1,151.
1,218'
110
1,727
1,837
130

1.464
1,614
11 214
225
10' -
1,712
1,782
78,
1,718,
1,796
128
1,542
1,670
10,150
10,150
67 1,151
1,218
110
1,727
1,837
130,
1,484:
1,614!

11. 214
225
10'
1,712
1,782.
78 1,718
1,796
126
1,542
1,670
10,150
]ooo92s1
1,343:
1,343
1,343
County.,.,ide _
Electlonwlde
Vote by Mail: -- ---------·---- -----.!-
Total:
-- ---~---------------
!
20 3s.1_1_%~' ___ 2_0! ·-3si1_%_l -----~~\ _ 2s.s1%!
-• _ 164i_ _ 16:3_21.:_. 4871 48.46%i 3S4; 35.22%
184' 1734%: 507j: 47.75%! 370: 34.Srn,,----
0009252- ___ ! ____ l ___ l \-------------. --
2,146
2,1-46

2.146,
1,901,
1,901·
,:9011
267,
267,
0009258
0009262
267, .• -----
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1,999:
1,999,
1,999
0009268
2,037:
2,0.37;
2,037,
p;e~i~~i! 36· 39.56%: 21 I 23.08%1 -~:-37.36%;- --
V.ole bYM3J( -·31f/-21.17%: - -- 674f-·45:,4o/,,i 503; ___ 33"% ·rota1~-.. -------~~~~-E:.:~. __ -~!43ffl·~; --~m __ !_3~!~_:_ Precinct:

Total
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· · V~te ·by Mai-I
Total
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- -------------·.
34i 31.19% 45' 41.28%
264
294, 2134%'
547 43.10%
sn: 42.96%
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4 50.00% 1 • 12.50%' 3 37.50%
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VotabyMait' 386; 27.87%: 547! 39.49%'. 4-5z; 32.64%,
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26: 24.53%: _____ ----~: __ :~-79% ---------- o, ---~9~'. 5381: 40.21%:! s20; -~:..~~~----- _ o: 0.00%:
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T~·t;~J~~---.------z---- 28:S-1%:--~---- 2: 28.S7%. - 3 42.86%' Electionwide -T~tal: 1,979 23.04%; 3.452i' 40.20%: - 3,157 36.76% Cumulative
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11,747' Countyw!de ~ Total' 1,979 23.04%: 3,452i 40.20%j 3,157 36.76%'. 1,343
1,343
1,343
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1,584
109
1,269
1,376
174
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1,385_
1,440"'
62 1,430

1.492
106
1,338
1,444
8,588
8,588
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1,005
1,061
/0~~S~ ·---~:•~ti·~-~==; __ ·,_7.3_4_%: ____ 50--1+)_•1_.1_9_%~' ------3-70 ---~~~=~.! -·-- _ 2,146 Pre<inct' 36 39.56%; 21\ 23.08%: 34 37.36%1 o· 0.00% 91 2,146'. Vote-by-,-~~-H-i---3-16~-2-,.-11-%~,---6-7-4:-4-S-.14-%: --·· S03_ 33.69%1 __ ------o; -0]>o%! _________ 1A9_3_

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1,901: Total! 294. 21.34%: 492j 35.70%i __ :92i _ 42.96%; 0, ·0.00%: 1,378 ;0009262 -- - - - i : · ! , L _ =:r _
. ___ 267:'________ Precinct! 4, 50,00¾/ ,I 12.50%:1 3,: 37.50%: ·o: 0.0on/2, 267j - Vote by Mail\ ---35-:· 20.11%! ----·· 60' 34AS%f___ 79[ 4S.40%i ~---- --- o; - 0.00%: ------ - 174 267; Total\ 3?
1 21.43%j 61! 33.52%:

I 0009-264- ·~~~:-~-~-: r: _______ _ 1
1999 Precincti 2s: 45.45%:
1,999 Vote by Mail: 386 27.87%
9' 16.30%: 21: 3s.,a% -o~OO%''
547 39.49¾i 452' 32.64% o: 0.00%;
1,999
2,037
2,037
2,037

2.049
2,049,
2,049
0009268
0009275
10009282
· Total:1 ----41,-,--28.54% ___ ,_ 556 38.61%/ 473, 32.85% ---- ----- 1-•-· --------~-----·- ----~--- i __________ :_~--~--" Precinct· 22 35.48% 18 29.03%! 22' 35.48%
VotabyMail' -354' 24.76%, S57: 38.9S%! 519' 36.29%
Precinc.ti
Vote by Mail:

Tot~I!
Precinct!
376, 2s.20% 575, 38.s~:~_: ______ ,:~·-_:~~26~-
41, 38.66% 39' 36.79%,
------~-----
280 20.93% 53a: 40.21<!.J_~_• ___ 5_20
- ·321, ___ 22.23%_
1 ________ ·564'. 39.06%j 559 -~~-?~~~~-
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1,385
1,440
62 1,430,
1,492
106
1,338
1,444
5,
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8,588
Page: 76 of 120
Congressional o;strict - Total
State Senator
0009252
0009258
0009262
0009264
0009268
000927S
Precinct
_ y_::~e by Mai!
Total
Precinct
~~:e by!'Aail _
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vo!_eb-1Mail
Total
Precinct
___ ':'_~~-1?','Mail
Total
Precinct
10,150
67 1,151
1,218
110
11,747 Congressional District -Total.

State Senator
10th Senatorial District
0009251
1,343 Precinct
1,343 --v~t;byM~a ------- ---·------·-
1,343 Total
.'0009252
Precinct'
1,727 2,146'

1.Sl7 2,146
1,901
Total:
--------------------' .. --
·0009258
Precinct
Vote by Mail,
130
1,484
1,614 1,901; Total;
--·----~-- --·-·ooon62
11 214 267
Precinct
-v~te by M~iC -
1,979 23.o4%
20 164
184

16.32%

17.34%
36' 39.56%
316 21.17%
3S2 22.22%
30 27.52%
264 20.80%
294 21.34%
4 50.00%
35 20.11%
-Ei;=~:=--·_2~1·, - ~ -·-=~=·=:-~~~~~~=--=-·--_-_--~---~~~~~~ __ _ 70 1,712.
!00-09264
1,782 1,999:
78 ----
/0009268
2,037,
2,049'
Precinct:

Vote by Mall:
25, 45.45%
386· 27.87%
Total, 411 28.54¾
Precinct' 22. 35.48%
Vote by Mail' 354 24.76%
Tota Ii 376 2520%'
41, 38.68½
_ Vot~ by Mail' ______ _!_,_~-2-. _-_-.. ---.. --2,049; Precinct'
Vote by Ma\\'
Total
280 109l% ·-..
;21 22.23½ Total 1,670 2,049
0009282
Precinct
Vote by Mail _, .

Total
10th Senatorial District - Tota!
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
Vo_t:_~y-~~ail
Total
Cumulative - Total
State Senator~ Total
Member of the Stat""e
Assembly
25th Assembly District
0009251
0009252
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Total
VotebiM;il,
Total'
--- -------·
2 100.00%

0.00¼
2 2857%
10,150 11,747, 10th Senatorial District - Total; 1,979 2304% 0 0
0 10,150
67 1,151
0 o.
0 11,747
Precinct
Vote by Mail' 0
Total 0
Cu~UlatNe - Total
State Senator - Total
Member oftheState
Assem~!Y .•
2Sth Assembly District
0009251 ... . ..
0 - - --1,97-9 - 23.04%
1,343 Precinct 20 35.71%
1,343 Vote by Mail 1€4 16.32%
1,21s . i343··------------· TOr-;;i···· 184 17.34%
·00092s2
Precinct 110 Z146 Pr;ci~t·,-· -i6--39.56o/~~--
0009258
0009262
0<:09264
0009268
0009275
0009282
---------·-·---·----- ----
Vo~e by Mail ___ , 1,727 2,146
2,146
Vote by Mail'. 316 21.17%
Total
Precinct
~ote b~ !:~~~-­
Total
130
1,484
1,614

1.901
1,901
1,901
Total 1 352 2222%
0009258
- :-
Precinct' 30' 27.52%
,---·------------------------------·
Vote by Mail! 264 20.80%
Tota!\ 2.94 21.34%
!0009262 !
Precinct 11
__ -~~'.e by r~n. 214
Total 225 267
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Tota!
Precinct
Vote ~Y Mail
Totul
Precinct
Vote ?Y ~~il
Total
0009264
70 1,999 ·· -- --··---p-~cinct' ---- 25.- 45.45%
__ 2~1~·------_ _.!,_9~~~--- ____ Vote ~y Ma!!\ 386 27.87% - 1,782 1,999 Total' 411 28.54%
----~---•---- ;0009268 '
78 1,718
1,796
ZOJ7.
2,037
:000927S
128" ---~<:19!, ___ _
1,542 2,049
• - - -------------· +
1,670 Z049
22 35.48%
Vote by Maiti 354 24.76%·
Total, - ·376 25.20%
Precinct·
Vote by Mail;
41 iao

38.68%

20.93%

22.2i%.
2 100.00%

3.452 40.20%
20 487
507.

35.71%,

48.46%

47.79%
21 23.08%.
674; 45.14%
695 •i:88¼
34 4S8
492'

31.19%

36.09%

35.70%,

12.50%
Go: 3XA8% ..

61. ·3i:51%
9, 16.36%
547i 39.49%'
S56 38.61%
,a: 29.03%
557 38.95%
S75 38.54%
26 2~i53% "" -
S39 4021¼
S64 .39.06%

0.00%
40,00%
2 28.57%

3.452 4020%
3,452 402if,f,
20 35.71%
""487 --48~-t6% -
507 47.79%
21 23.08%
674 45.14%
695 43.88%
34 31.19%"
458 36.09%
492, 35.70%
1 ·12:so¾ ·
60 34.48%
61 ll.S2%
9 16.36%.
547 39.49%
556 38.61%"
18 29.03¾
S57
57S

38.95%
38,$,\%
26 24.53%
S38 40.21% ..

S64; 39.06%

0.00% Precinct
Vat: ?Y Mail
Total
25th Assembly District - Tote!
------~--~•-~---------~-- _,.

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Cumulative
Precinct
5 Vote by Mail: 0.00% 2 40.00%
- ---··----5._·-~-~·.,..·-.,..... .. _· -cc-.. .,--·~~~~:-==----·-2· 28.57% 2: ia.51% 10,150 11,747; 25th Assembly District-Total 1 1,979 ·2°i04%---~ 3:◄ 52: . "40.20% __ i_,_ --:--
3,157 36.76%
16 314
370

28.57%

35.22.%

34.87%
34 37.36%
503 33.69%
S37 33.90%
4S
547
592

41.28%

43.10%
42,96%

37.50%
79 45.40%
82 45.05%
21 4S2
473

38.18¼

32.64%

32.85¾
22 3.S,4B%
519 36.29%
541 36.26%
39 S20
S59

36.79%

38.85%_

38.71%

0.00¾

60.00%
3 42.85%
3,157 36.76%
3,157 35.70%
16 28.57%
354 35.22%
370 34.87¾
34 S03
537

37.36%

33.69%

33.90%
45 41.28%
547 43.10%
592 42.96%
3 37.50¾
79 45.40%
82 45.05%
21 38,18'½
452 32.64%
473 32.85%
22 3548%
519 3629%
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559 38.71%
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1,061
91 1,493
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109
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1.440
62 1,430
1,492
106
1,338

1.444
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8,588
56 1,0{15
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Page: 76 of 120
Total
Cumulative• Total
Member of the Sii3tl?Asstinib!Y-­
Total
Board of Equalization (State)
Staie B-oard Of Equalizaffon
.,
0009251
0009252
0009258
0009?52
0009264
0009268
0009275
0009282
Precinct
__ y~t~-~~ ~-3jj
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!'
Precinct
Y~!e b.Y Mail _
Total
Precinct
Vote ~y M~i~._
Tota!
Precinct
Vote b~-~~it __ _
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
State Board Of Equalization-it2
Total
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
_ ~O!~ ~-~\ail
Total
Cumulative• Total
Soard of Equifization ·1state)-­
Total .

City
City of Santa Clara
0009251
0009252
0009258
0009262
0009264
0009265
0009275
0009282
Predn<t
Vo!e~Mail
Total
Predn,t
Vote ~yMail
Total
Precinct
Y?_t: br__~a~r
Total
Precinct
~~!~ b_y_~~!I
Total
Precinct
Vote ~y.Mall
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail _
Tota\
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precin<:t
Vote by Mail
Total
Ci~ of ?~~ta Clara __ -To_tal
Cumulative
Cumulalivc
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
10,150
67,
1,151
1,218
110
1,727
1,837
130
1,484
1,614
11 214
225
70 1,712
1,782:
78 1,718
1,796
128
1,542
1,670
10,150
10,150
67 1,151
1,218
110
1,727
1,837
130

1.484_
1,614
11'
214
225
70 1.712

1.78i
78,
1,718
1,796.
128
1,S42
1,670
10,150
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···· -~~e;,,~~~~~~~~~~te-Asse~~~rL 1,979, 23.04%: 3,452T 40.20%! Board of Equalization (State) ! __ j
3,157;
!

36.76% 1 8,588
o: 0.00% 56
o __ _ooo,i _______ 1,005,
,~,,,::,:· .. ·:•·"] : ~hj J ,.,,J ==: "'~ ,.,,.-=~
1,3.U: vote by Mai( 164 16.32%'. 487i 48.46%: . 354! 35.22%' 1,343 ·Total! 184i 17.3.mj S071 ___ 41J9o/;;· - 3701 34.87%: - 0 0.00-% 1,061 '0009252- - -- ' -- . II ,I I
2,146, Precinct ·-·--- 36'. 39.56%1 21! 23.08% 34: 37.36%' 2,146: \lotebyMaill -- 316! 21.17% ----674~-- 4S.i4%: -~s~?~,- 33.69!: ___ _ 2,146 Total' 352) 22.22%', 69Si 43.eSo/:/ · --~?: 33.90% 0009258 :··
1,901
1,901
1,901
0009262
267
267
267
Precinct
Vote ~~~-~ii!_
Total'
Precinct
. V~t-e-b:iM~-
rota1·
30, 27,52%
4: 50,00%
35 20,11',i,'
39 21.43%
34: 31.19%:
458! 36.09%;'
492, 35,70%;
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1'' 12.50%"
45' 4128%
547
592
43,10¾:
42,%'¾
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3 37,50%
---~~~---i~%,=---79 1-45~4W/4:
61! 33.52.% sz: 4S,05%
,0009264- . ·- ··---------·--------------- ----, ---- - -~-~!?-
1,999
1,999, Total 411 28.54%:
- --- - :{)(}09"268"
547i 39.49%
-SS6f 38.61%;
I I
452: 32.64%'
473' 32.85% \
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354: 24.76%
3761 -2520%!
18~-2~03%----~-==--=~:-~-_!:~~?----------o-· - 0.00%
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:0009211'
2,049' Precinct:
2,049,
2,049,
0009282
V;-t~ by Mail'
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Precinc(
Vote by Mail:

Total'
1 ~ -747· Slate Board Of EQ~alizatiO~ :z:
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Vote by Mail;
TO-t.l!
c·u-Nluia"ti;e ~TOtat­
soard of Equalization (State)~.
srs: 38.54%) 541: 36.-26%'
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41: 38.68%· __ .:s_ 24.53%' ___ ~:--~~~=~--__

2.80 20.93%' 538! 40.21%] 520: 38.86%
321; 22..23%: S64i- 39.06%i ssg: 38.71%
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City of Santa Clara ' '0009251 , - - --
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1,3431 Precil1ct[ 20; --iSi1%".. ~20~--jST,%~ 16 28.57%:
1,343; Vote by Mall! 164' 1632%'. 48711 48.46%; 354: 35.22% 1,343'. Total, 184] 17.34%; 5071 47.79%1 370 34.87%
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2.146,' · P,-eCil1CtJ:------~36'_--·_-l_9_,S_6%_f--____ --_i1_-,,I __ --_23_,0S_-_"~i -_-_-_-_--34--~~~~~~~~-- · -·-o----0:00%; 2,146 VotebyMall 316 21.17%1 6741 45.14%1 503" 33.69%1 o: 000'/4:
91 1,493
1,584
109
1,269
1,378
174
182
55 1,385
1,440
62 1,<30
1,492
106
1,338
1,444
8,588
8,588
56 - 1,005
1,061
91 1,493
1,584 2. 146, · Total\ 352 --~3!~l 6951 43.88% 537; 33.90% - o;- ·- o:OOo/J·- 1,90;;0009258 , Prednct' ----- - 10: 2752%! , _________ ,~_34F-lt19~; 45 41,28%: o, 0,00%: 109 ~::::: Voteby:;-~,,e::----::- 4-•-:-:-:~-:--',!----:-::-'-)-:::~------::: :::~:: _______ ::- :::i- :::t ~ J0009262 --~i- - I \
26i _____ P_rec_;n_ct~--~- 4, __ so_,00%--4oi ____ 1! 12.50%~ 3 37.50%: o; 0.00% 267, VotebyMail,1 35 20.11%1 601r 34.48% 79 45.40%; O' --0.00%• 2611 --·------TotaV______ 39 21.43%, 6t\ 33.s2%. a2i 4s.os%'-·----------- Oi 0.00%·- [0009264
1,999;
1,999
1,999
aOJ7
2,037
2,037
,0009265
0009275
2,049
2,049
2,049
5 11.747
Precinct 25;· 45.45%;
··- Vote by Mailj 386' 27.87%_
·r;·ta1: 411- 28.54%'
---·- !--
Precinct
Vote by Mail!
Total·
Precirn:11-­
Vote by Mail:
22! 35.48%:
354: ---2476%
376' 25,20%,
-.. _] - i -----------: ·----- ·-~--
9j 1636%: 21 is,18%, -----o; ·0,00%'-
-- -5471 39.49%: 4Si, 32.64%1 O, 0.00%'.

SS6i 38.61%, 473: 32.85%'
~ . - ,-
2"i' 35.48%
519 36.29¾
0,00%
0,00%'

0.00¾

0.00%
0 - 0,00%', -
0' 0.00%

0.00%:

0.00%
0,00%

0.00%
174
182"
55 1,385
1,440
62 1,430
1,492
106
1,llB

1.444.
8,S88
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Cumulative - Tota!
____ City-Total __
Unincorporated Area
Unincorporated
OC09251
0009252
0009258
0009262
00092€4
0009268
C-009275
Precinct
Vote ~y Mail __ _
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
_ ~~te by Ma'.~
Total
Precinct
Vo~e by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
__ V~tebyMail __
Total
Precinct
Vote by M~~
Total.
o· Cumulative-Totat 1 o:
10,,so' 1_1_.7_47 ____ -------~~~---Total, ________ ~,979, 23.04% - 3i5-i - 40.20¼, i ______ -~ninco~~:~:!~--
i :0009251
-----
67 1,343 Precinct! 20. 35.71% 201 3S.71%:
1,151· 1,343 164
184
. ·1632%~-----" ·457· 48.46%

47.79¾/ 1,218
110
1,343,
0009252
---- ------·-- --
2,146:

Total
Precinct!

1.727 2,146 Vote by Mail;
-•---~----~-----
1,637 ----------~~~~-- ___ ·-------~~~a_!'.
130

1.464
1,614
0009258
1,901 Precinct:
1,901 Vote by Mail
1,901, Total'
0009262
------

17.34%
36 39.56%
316: 21.17%
352 22.22%
30 27.52%
264 20.8()½
294 21.34%
11 214·
225
267
267
267
Precinct 4 50.00%
Vote by Mail 35 20.11%
---- ---------
Total' 39 21.43%
'0009264
507
21 · 23.08%
674 45.14%
695 43.88%
34 31.19%
458 36.09%
492 35.70%

12.50%
60 34.48%
61 3352%:
70 1,999 Precinct' 25 45.45% 9 16 36%
1,712----1,-99_9_-----_-_-Vo-_!_- .. b-!.-_M-,-il:~_-__ -__ -_ - 386' ·21.a1% ----- 54] ""39.49%, 1,782 1.999, Total 411' 28.54% 556 38.61%
22 35.48% 18 29.03%·
-- -·-----~---·---- ---
557, 36.95%
sis· 1s.54%
:0009275
Precinct 128 ____ 2.:._04_9 _______ P_re_c_in_ct"""] _____ 3_a~_ --··--------~~~-~4.53% ___ _ ~ote ~!'.-~~ _____ --~•542~--- 2.049: Vote by Mail -~~- __ 20.93~------- 538 40-21% Total 1,670 2.049 Total; 321 22.23%· 564 39.06%
0009282
Precinct
--~ote .~~-~~~~
Total
Unincorporated - Total
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Cumulative - Total
Unincorporated Area - Total
···-······:coo92a2··· ·· · i ·
3" Precinct:

I
2 100.00%
5· _____ s_· _· _____ v_o_,e_b.:.y_M_a·--'11i ____ o· o.00% 8 Total: 2. 28.57%
o'
10,150
1,979, 23.04%
Cumulative
" - ----·-----~----·-
0 Precinct
VotebyMaW ·---·------~---·--
Total; O
Cumulative• Total' 0
11,747 Unincorporated Area - Totat' 1,979 23.04%
2 40.00%
···2-·2s.57%'
3,452 40.20%
3,452 4020¾
3,157 36,76%
16 2857¾,
354 3522¼
370 34.87%
34 37.36%
·soi 33.69%
537 33.90%
45 4128%
547 43.10%
592 42.96%
3 37.50%
79 45.40¾
82 45.05%
21 38.18%
452 32.64%
473 32.85%
22 35.48%
.. 519. 36.29%
541 3626%
39 36.79%
520 38.86% 0.
559 38.71% o.

0.00%

60.00%

42.86%
3,157 36.76%
3,157 36.76%
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0.00%
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0.00%
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0.00%

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0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00% .. 0.00% ..

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%
' 0.00%

0.00%'

8.588
56 ·,.oos
l,061
91 l,493
1,584
109
1269
1,378
174
182
55 1.385
1,440
62 1,430
1,492
106
1,338
1,444
8,588
8,588
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City of Santa Clara, City Clerk (Vote for1).

District
Countywide
E!ectionwlde
Precinct
Vote by Mail
E!ectionwide - Total
Cumulative
Prednct
yote by Ma!I·
Cumulative - Total
Count>1wide • Total
Congressional District
17th Congressional District
Precinct
Vote by Mail
17th Congressional District.

Totr;1l
Cumulo1tlve
Precinct
Vo!e_ ?'J Mail
Cumulative - Tota!
Congressional District - Total
State Senator
10th Senatorial District
Precinct
Vote by Mail
10th Senatorial District• Total,
Cumulative
Precinct
Vot~-~Mail
Cumulative• Total
State Senator• Total
Member of the State
Asse{Tlblv
25th Assembly ~istrict
Precinct
Vote by Mail
2!:ith Assembly Di.trict - Total
Cumulative
Precinct
. Vo~~ ~tMail
Cumulative - Total
Member of the State Assembly•
Total
Board of Equalization (State)
Statt? Bo3rd Of Equalization
#2
Precinct
Vote by Mail
State Board-of E(lualiiatiOll #2 ·:··~
Tota!.-
Cumulative
Precinct
.. Vote ~Y i_~ail
Cumulative - Total
Board of E(jua!ization {Sfatl!j ~
Total
City
Cit¥ of Sa_n!~ Clara
Precinct
Vote by Mail
City of Santa Clara - Total
Cumulative
Prednct'
~?le_ ~Y _Mail
Cumulative• Total
City-Total
45,834

49.2B6
3,452
45834
49,285
49,286
3,452
45,834
49,285

49.286

3.452
45,834
49,286
49,286

3.452
45,834
49,28f
o·
49,286
3,452
' 45,834·
49,286
0 49,286
~ I 1 !
·--•------------·-·--- ____ :!=._::£_/-----:. ___ i--------~~-r--·-----: _________ :=. 1 Co~-~tY'~-~---
1 , ,'. .', _ ___,• ___ _
Electionwide , ,
________ Preci~ct\ 2,19a; 100.00%: ()i 0.00%: 2,198'.
__ -----~~:~~~~/ ____ 31_,35_01_100_._~.~~;_· ____ o..:.i~~~o . .,.0_0%~"i ___ 3_1,-J5_,o\ E!ectionwide • Total! 33,548! 100.00¼, O! 0.00%: 33,548:
_____ ·--: --------~_umul~~e--------~-----==~~~ ·--.• -.. ~1-_-._-_.--'--··-- 1 O' _______ .. !~e-~~~. o· -·--r~ o; -o;
58,593'
~· . -·c:"u:i::~:~i::::i--~3:54;: 10000%: -·- ;;,: ··o~oo~:.:~~~3·3 •. 54;8·.:

SB.593: i
58,593
58,593
-----------.---- -
~on~r_ess~~nal OisJrkt
17th Congressional District i
Precinct
vo·1·e-by ~,an:
,-7th C~ngress·i~~·al District·~:

Cumulative
Precinct·
Vote by ~11ai( ·
· C~mutatrle -Total;
a 198 100.00%
31,350' · 100.00%:'"
·i3.s;ie 100.00%
o; 0.00%;
o; o.00%· 31,3SO'
'· O' 0.00% - 33,548"
o· -~--------~---.
01 01
58,593 Congressional oi$trict- Totalj 33,548: 100.00%1 OI ···o.00%. ll,548· State Senator
10th Senatorial District
________ ; ______________ .~-· i -----
1 .......... -······ -·
58,593 Prednct' ms 100:001<'. 0, 0.00% 2,198
58,593

58.593
5s.59l·

58.593
58,593

58.593
VotebyMaili 31,350 100.00%! O' --o--:00¾·~-----·31Mo·,
------- --- -------, ~------------ _____ ! __
10U1 Senatorial District - Total: 33,548. 100.00%. o'. 0.00% 33,548 Precinct
Vote by Mai!!
Cumulative - Totai;
Stute Senator : Total i
·r.1em"ber -Ofttie Si3te -- -­
Assembly
25th Assembly District
p~~~i~~t:

I
Vote by Mailj
25th Ass.embly Oi;tnct-To-tali
'
Cumulative
' p,·e-,i~l!
v;te-by M;il~ ·
-- --3i"S4a, -:,-oo~w/4~
I
2,198 100.001',
31,350 100.00%
-- {}1 o'
-- --- 0: - 0.00%' ---33,548'
--------·------- - -

0.00%, 2,198
·· o ··· oo:i% · ·31:iso
- ----------- --------~-
33,548 100.00% o o.o:m! 33.548
o,
58,593 Memb-~r-~f 1he St~~-A~~~~b~ f -
______ .Tt:.\t:>IC.

Board of Equalization (State)
s·tate Boitrd Of EqUalizatiOri
58,593,
- -.. -- __ p.z_. p~;cl~Ct, - o: O,()(Y/4
I
2,198, 100.00""/2: 4198
ss.s~_t_ ____ -··- ____ Vote by-~~~~----·- 31,350' 100.00% oi o.O<r/4!-- 31,3So1; 58,593: StateBoardOfE:~~!'.~.~;:t:L_ --~~~~~~~~% _____ °i_ __ o.00%! _ - ~3,S4a:

Oi •.---+~~~!.~~~--P~ed~ct\ ·01 oi --t----·- ·~01
1 ~·o· Vot~by-Mai!j o! --•-oi I O
O,' -·------~~~~~-~ut~~~--~~tal)_ -Qf +:--- ! ----a:
58,593
1 : Board of Equalization (S~~!.,.:; ----~~~~-8.
1 :_ 100.00%; __ -~j_ -~·00%\ --~~,S48',i
City __ _,____ I
·--- CityofS;~-;;(1~-r;·---·-!---- : i ----;---
58,593\
ss,s93f ·
58,593:
0 o'
58,593
. -- --- ·· Precinct; 2,1981 100.00%: Oj O.OO¾i
Vote by Ma\i 31,350: 100.00%1! 0
1 0.00%
2,198i
!
-31~
I
Ci~c:~:~:~:~•ra.• ~0:1: .. -~3~::~: --. or. 000%! . ~
Precinct; 0 ··---.-----------01.___ 0
__ v~te·by·M~i~:--·---o,-________ ·----------~!. oj
Cumulative -Total' 0' o: a:

City~ Total! j3~s48 -,oo.W/4: _____ -- . -o;· 0.00% 33,548 12/2/2020 7:28:39 PM
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City of Santa Clara, City Clerk (Vote for 1)
Precinct
Countywide
Electionwide
0009001
Precinct
Vote by Mail'
Total
0009005
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009051
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009055
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009056
Prednct
Vote by ~lail
Total
00~059
Precinct
Vote by M.;i!
Total
0009061
Precinct
Vote~ r.~ai!
Total
0009062
Precinct
Vote by ~lail
Total
0009101
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009103
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009104
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009109
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009151
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Total
0009157
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009163
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
OC09166
Precinct
2,406;
2,638
360
3,635
3,991.
161

1.446
1,607
58 59
218

2.449

2.667
221
2,001.
118
175
2,626
64 760
824
132
2,416
2,548
127:
1,502
1,629
171
2,269
2,440
214'

2.751:
2,965'
55 1,212_
1,267
72 . ·- -
1l
-i E
~ ~ Precinct
3,165
3,165,
•0009005
4,703
4,703,:
4,703! __ '. __
i,0009051
1,9911
1,991'
1,991
67 67

67. 3,199
3,199
3,199
0009055
0009056
--·00090s9
2,765
2,765;
2,765·
:0009061
o,
0 O'
•0009062
2,525
2,s2s·
2,525
3,389
3,389
3,389
995'
995
995,
0009101
0009103
.00091()4
2,986
2,986
2,986:
-;0009"109
1,982:
1,982
1,982;
000915,.

Total' 1,797i 100.00%; o: 0.00%: 1,797!
·------- ·---t------; : -------7
Pr,:?cinct' 252! 100.00%: oj 0.00%\ · 2s2J
_ Vote by-~~~ . 2,49ji _ 100.00%: O! O.OO%r~--W31
Total' 2,745: 100.00%
1 ~l o.oo%i 2,74Si
' i -·-·1----,
Precinct 107: -,oo.00¾; o; o.00%/·- 107•
l i
Vote by Mail: 01 . 0.00%: 1,047;
----•--------- -o: 0.00%' 1,1s4 Total, 1,154' 100.00%;
- i
Vote by Mau:

Total: 35 100.00%
147' 100.00%
. i:678,- 100.00%:

0.00%1 ; 1.
'
34,
o; ~~)-~--~~:
- o; o.OO%i - 147:
--·-o: 0.00%; -----,:&1s:

Total 1.825" 100.00%'
Vote by Mail
1 ! 1,426 100.00%, o
1 0.00%
1 l,426
· - Total; · - -1.566~ ·100.00% o] o.00%! 1,566'
----------·--·-···---· - - --~'--- I I I
Pre~inct; 0, - -or· -----1-----o;!
-- Voteby-M~iil ______ ~~' ··-or·-·-
-----,o-ci----'-i -_-_-_-_-_-:::o;
Prednct;
Vote byMaiti
T01;1r
65, 100.00%,
----'----1,425: 100.00%
' ;
· 1,490: 100.w .. / --
112 "100.00¾, --
I
o: 0.00%'
-- ------------0' 0.00%:
---- ---------
112
1,844 1·00.00%1 01 0.00%' 1,844
·- 1,956 · 100.00%
1 ----- o! 0.00%,: 1,9s6
Vote by Mail,
Total'
'
Precinct; 84 100.00¾ o! 0.00%'
·vot~bYMa-if 1.665' 100.00¼' oj 0.00%:
________ L ___ -------•. ____ i ______ _, --~--·
Total\ 1,749: 100.00%: 0.00¾!
______ i
Predncli
i
-- 1s 100.oov) ----- o~
i i
1,035: 100.00%1
: '
i

0.00¾! :

0.00%'.
41'
541
582;
1,6651
1,749'
78 1,035
.-• -----------·:r-----c-:-+--c:c---+--Totali 1,113: 100.00%: o: 0.00%! 1,113, -------;-- : - i 1 i
2,951'
2,951'
2,951
. PreCiflC{ 111 100.00%1 i} - o.oo%T ____ ----111:
--- · -· ··· Vote by Mani 1,542\- 100.00") Oi 0.00%'. --~ --- -·---- ----·-· _______ I "'--------- -- i i ,,542J
'0009157
3,619
3,619
3,619·:
:0009163
1,454;
1,454
1,454'
1,445
0009i66
~- _ -~~~: ______ ~.6~; ~~-00%L oi 0.00%; 1,6531
______ . ___ i____ ' !
Precinct,: 136: 100.00½i -·or 0.00%1 136i
I ' ! ! I I
VotebyMail' 1,911fl0Qooii- o\ O.O<Y/41 1:S,-1-:
_____ 1 .. ___ --- -·'--------·-----L ___ J ____________ , Tota!i 2,047 100.00% 0
1 : 0.00%,i 2,047:
··----· ··--------- -~---' -----; ---~
·--- ---- _____ i ____ _
Precinct 36, 100.00% O! 0.00¾[
-- V~t;-by M;il!""
----L.

Total:
8-1£;:· 100:00%---·--- Oi O.CO¾' 815;
---------~---}---- ---'.- -· -------~'
851 100.00%: o. 0.00%; 851
!
Pre-,i-~~t; 44 100,0-0%
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0009201
0009203
0009208
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
1,192
1,264
45 720
1,446
1,537
107,
1,159
1,266!

1.445
1,445,
891
891'
- - ----~----
0009201
Vote by Mail'
Precinct
Vote by Mail
833 100.00%
877, 100.00%
30 100.00%
488 100.00%
o' 0.00%

0.00¼
0 0.00%
0,00¼

0.00%
- --------- ---- - -- ---------------

1.773'
1,7731
:0009208
1,660,
1,660,
1,660:

Precioo'
Vote by Mail:

Total'
1,029. 100.00% 000%

0.00%
---- ---------- -
I
66 100.00%
---------.-----
786 100.00% o, 000%
------ .................... .
852 100.00% 0 0.00%
··-·····- ... --.. ,--- .... ---~-------
:0009210
.. --·------~----: 0009210
Precinct
--------------
Vote by Mail
Total
C009219
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009220
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009251
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009252
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009258
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009262
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
0009264
Pre-cinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0:)09268
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009275
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
0009282
Precinct
.... ----·----------------·---------·---- ..

Precinct' 122 a215:
1,906
176
157
2,230
a101
67 1,151
1,218
110
1,727
1,837
1,484
a215'
:0009219
2,840
_0009251
1,343
1,343'
1,343
... '0009252
a1•6
a145
2,145
1,901;
1,614 1,901]
- ·-- . --i0009262
69: 100.00%
-- _______ L..,_____ ____ .. ----··- -·----
Vote by Mail, 1.224; 100.00%
Total!
Precinct
Vote by M~il:

Total
Predru::t
1,293 100.00%
7 lC0.00%
107 100.00%
114 100.00¾
105 100.00%
Vote by Mail 1,521 100.00%
---------·---~--
Total 1,626 10000%
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct'
40 100.00%
768 100.00¾
808 100.CO¾
65 100.00%

1. 159 100.00%
1,224 100.00%
89 100.00½
- -------·
Vote by Mail S92 lOOJXY'/4
Total 1,081 100.00%
11: ·-;6;r·--·------- ----·--p~ec1n~------ 4 100.00%
-------,48--100.ooi' ·-
214
70 1,712
1,782
76 1,718

1.796
128
1,542
267: Vote by Mail
Total: 152 100.00%
--------- --- ----
iOOJ9264
1,9991_
1,999;
1,999
2,037,
2,037'
i0009275
Pre<inct' 40 100.00¾
--- -· --'/~te· b:{ ~i~i[-- 1,063 100.00%
Total 1,103 100.00%
----
- --- ----- ----
Precinct_ 49 10:J.00%
Vote by Mail;
Total

1.('98 100.00%
1,147 100.00¾'

2.049: Precinct 85 100.00%·
: ---- ----------~---- -
Vote by Mail 1,022 100.00%

1.107 100.00%
o, 0.00%
ci" 0.00%
:
0 0.00%
0 0

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00¾

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%
--0.00%

0.00%

0.00%
0 0.00¼
0 0.00%
·o 0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00'>,'
o, 000%'

0.00%

0.00%'
0 0.00%
0: 0.00%
o· 0.00%
_ _).~~:2s2 ______________ . ____ . -~~-:~ _-__ -_ - -----·· -- ---

0.00%
3_ ----~l._ _ -----~~~net: 1, 100.00% o
Vote by ~t~!~--~ __ s ·--~---_:) ______ v_o1_, _by_M_•--'i1\ ·- 5:-100~00% ___ " __ si si Total'.

0.00½

0.00"/2 Total
Electionwide - Tota!
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
-- ~~~~ ?Y Mail
Tot;il
Cumulative. Total
Count1wide • Total
Congressional District
17th Congressional District
0009001
100.00¾
-----'-----'-----=:--~~~~-.--------
49,286 58,593; E!ectionwide • Total:

Precinct
---------· ·-- -- --·------
Vote by Mail
Total o· ------Cumulative~ Total O
- --~--~~-·-- ---·--~-------
49,286. 58,593\ Countywide • Total
Congressional District
17th Congressional District
'0009001
33,548 100.00% 0.00%
833
877
JO
488
518
4S
1,029
66 786
852
69 1,224
1,293
107
114
105
1,521

1.626
40 768
808
65 1,159

1.224
69 992
1,081
148
152
40 1,063
1,103
49 1,098
1,147
85 1,022
1,107
0 ll,548
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Ptecinct 232
Vcte by Mail 2,406
Total 2,63$
0009005
Precinct 360
Vote byMuil 3,635
Total 3,995,
00090$1
Precinct 161
Vote by Mail 1,446
Total. 1,607
C-009055
Precinct 1
Vote by Mail 58
Total 59
0009056
Precinct 218
Vote by Mail 2.449
Total 2,667
00)9059
Precinct 221
Vote by Mail aoo1
Total 2,222
0009061
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total 0
0009062
Precinct 118
Vote by Mail ~043
Total 2,161
0009101
Precinct 175
Vote by Mail 2,626
Total 2,801
00:,)9103
Precinct 64
Vote by Mai! 760
Total 824
C0091C-1
Precinct 132
Vote by Mail 2.416
Total 2,548
0009109
Precinct 127
Vote by Mail 1,502
Tota! 1,629
0009151
Precinct 171
Vote by Mail 2,269
Total 2,440
0009157
Precinct 214
Vote by Mail. 2,751
Total 2,965
OC-09163
Precinct
Vote by Mail 1,212,
Total 1,267
0009166
Precinct 72
Vote by Mai! 1,192
Tot~I 1,264
0009201
Precinct 45
Vole by Mail 720
Tola! 765
0009203
3,16S
3,165
3,165:
:0009005
4,703:
4,;~3,1 ·

4.7oi' --
10009051
Precinct, o:- -0.00% ~- -- - 146
v-~te ~~~~~[_ 1,651 100.00%, - 0 oM
1 1.6s1i
--~-- ~--1 -- ____ _! ________ ---
TotaJi 1.797 100.00%: 0 0.00%: 1,797!
2,493:

Total! 2.745 100.000( 01 -o.00% I --z745i
- I 1 - -------1 --------:-·------;
- - Precinct! 107 100.00'/4'' Oj 0.00%: -- 107;'

I - I I --------'
1,9911
1,991)
1,991
_ ··---··~~~~~~-Maill 1,047 100.00¾1 01 0.00% 1,047i
Tota!i1 1,154 100.00%
1 1 --o-1-0.00%:~--,,15{
'ooosos5
67;
67/
:0009056
3,199
3,199

3.199

2.765

2.765
0009059
0009061
0 2.525'

2.525

2.525
0009062
10009101
3,389
3,389
3,369
,0009103
995
995
995
C009104
2,986
<986

2.986'
0009109
1,982
1,982
1,982
!0009,-51-
2,951:
2,951,

2.951;
-]00091-57
_____ '.';;;-~~:- -~ 10000¾\---- - o;--000/-~-~I
Vote by Mail: 34 100.00¾: oi
-··-J. _____ , ______ __1_'.

Tota!j 35: 100.00%
1 o:

0.00%1 34
I
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• t i
100.00"l o!--o.00¾( _____ -·-· 147:

I
- ----- -Total: 1,825 100.00¾-- O - 0.00%--- ~5
p;e,i-nct:--- -----140-·-,-oo.OOo/;­
·vote-bY M~li( --
1 1,426 100.00%;
Totali - 1,566 100.00% 0 -~00%:
140
1,426
1,566
Pree.ind --- 0 - 0 0
--v~te·by-M;11i··
----~--~---~ 0 -- -- ·: ---------···-~·
Total,
' I '
1,490: 100.00% 0' 000%, ---1.490
______ i _______________ _
Pre:-cincti 112 100,00¾
I '

0.00%' - - - Vot;by,Mail\ 1,844 ·1·ooooi~----------
T;t;1;··--~,.956 100.00%' . 0, O.OY./4!
Vote by Mai!
v;te by Mi3il -
- --T~t_a_l,.

I
41 100.00%;
541: 100.00¾
64 100.00%,
0 0.00%
I
1,66s 100.00% · 0
1 --- o.oo¾;
1,749, 100.00% o; --a.DO%
78 1()00()% O! 0.00%:
1,844'
1,956
41 541
S4
1,665
1,749
---\i;te by.Mail: 1,oiS: 100.00% - ai 0.00%i--------,~035 : ' ' ! t
·-T~tar 1,113. 100.00%: - Oi o.00%' 1,113_
·1- •--; ·- -~-: ------i-- . -----
,, . ____ :___ i t
Pre~i~~tr- 111i 100.00% ·01 . O.OO¾f-
- -v~te by-tialt;' 1,542 100.00% 0' 0.0o-?~i
!
111:
___ _J
1,542!

1.4s4'. ~-------- - __ Vote by M-•~ill ____ a1-;s! 100.00%:
1,4s4; Tola1i es,(10-0.00%~- o· 0.00%!
j00091_66_

1.445 1
1,445
1,44S
891
891:
891"
0009201
0009203
,
.. Preci~ctf-­
i
Vote·by-~.\all,:
. T;;ta1i
- --· _!___
Precinct
Vote by Mail'
I
Total;
44 100.00%'
i : - --- - -i
------ir- ci:00%1- --.:,i
833:-··100~00¾: _____ ~_ o.oo-¼;------· s3ij
·- sn~ 10-0.oo½'. - oi --0.00%! --- - sni
-- ----~··-····---- ·'-- -- --··---'
30 100.00%
48S: 100,00%,
518 100.00%
30 ------oi --·o.W1~
o~.oo_,.'¾,-,'--, ---4~88
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0009208
0009210
0009219
0009220
0009251
0:>09252
0009258
0009262
0009264
0009268
0009275
0009282
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Ptednct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Total
Precinct
Vote byM;;i!
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Total
17th Congressioiial DiStflCt-=--
Total
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
91 1,446
1,537
107
122
1,784
1,773'
1,773
1,6601
:0009210
2,215
2,215\
!0009219
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Precinct
--·---·--------
Precinct
48 100.00%
1,029 100~00%.
1,077 100.00%.
66 100.00¾
786 100.00%
852 100.00%
69 100JJO%
---------------- -----------
Vote by Mail; 1,224 100.00%
1,293, 100.00%
--------------'---- -------' ' I ---------------
12: __ ---=~~) ______ __ P_,ec_1n_,~\ ____ 1, -~~~--------- 1761 231j VotebyMaili 107 100.00%
--'------':-----------'--
188 · 231 i Total
1 114 100.00%
----~------- --•:oo~uo-·-------------------
"' _______________ -
Precinct,
2,230 VotebyMaU:
2,387 2,8401 Totat:
- ---------- -----•- ._.! ______ _
10S 100.00%
1,521' 100.00%
1,626, 100.00%
--- __________ _1_~9251
67 1,343: Precinct'
~-~S1 - 1,343! - ---------V-o-tebyMaii:
1,218 1,343:
0009252
110 2,146
1,727
1,837
130
1,484
1,614
11,
214
2,146
,0009258
1,901
1,901'
267
267'
0009262
--------- --------···------· Tota! 808 100.00%
Prednct'
Vote by Mail 1,159 100.00¾.

Total 1,224 100.00%
Precinct 89 100.00%
_" ____ , ____ ----
Vote by Mall: 992 100.00%
Total
Prednct·
VotebyM~(­
Tota!
Precinct
1,08 l 100.00%
4 100.03%
146 100.00%
152 100.00¾
· 40, 100.(}J%
1,063 100.00%

0.00%

0.00¾

0.00%

0.00%
0 0.00%
O,

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%,

0.00%

0.00%
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0.00%

0.00%

0.00%
0 0.00%

0.00%
0 0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%.
. _ ---~~~~~~--- 1,999i ~-----v_o_,,_b_y_Mai!:
1,782: 1,999, Total; 1,103 ··100.00% - - 0.00%
78 1,796_
128
<
1,670
o'
'0009268
2,037,
2,037
'0009275
2,049
Precinct· 49 100.00¾"
Vota by Mail' 1,098 100.00¾
Total 1,147 100.00%
Precinct
2,049_' Vote by Mail
as 100:00,i-
1,022, 100.00%
1,107 100.00% 2,049 Tota!
0009282
Precinct
Vote by Mall 5 100.00%
Total
17th Congressional District - 33,548 100.00%
______________ Tot:ol _
Cumulative ------
:cumulative
o, Precinct 0.

0.00%
o: 0.00¾
O.W/2

0.00%
0 0.00%

0.00%'

0.00%
Oi 0.00%· ..
o, 0.00%
___ VotebyMall-----~--0, - o; · Vote by Mail• ·- O, · o:
0 - -o·:· Total 0; 0 Total
Cumulative - Total
Congressional District. Total
State Senator
10th Senatorial Distrit-t
0009001
0009005
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
-- --or-~- 0, Cum~lative--T-o-ta-1,----0"-,
--4-9-,2-86~(---58-,5-93: -c~ngm;ional Distric:t-Total: 33,548, 100.00%: 0 0.00'%, State Senator
-·- - - i 10th Senatorial District
10009001
Precinct 232 3,165:

J < -----· -- ••• -·~-----··-- •• I_.
2,406. 3,165! Vote by Man: 1,651 100.00%
_____ . ------·-------!
2,638
1 3,165; Total: 1,797 100.00%
-~ :-- + --------- ···---·-----------·----
0009005
--·--·--·-----
l,635
3,995
4,703
4,703'
4,703'
Precinct' 252. 100.00%. -
Vote by MaH;-­
Total;
2,493, 100.00%
2,745 100.00%
o. 0.00%'

0.00%.

0.00%

0.00%
48 1,029
1,077
66 785
852
69 1,224
1,293
107
114
105
1,521
1,626
40 768
aoa·
65 1,159
1,224
89 992
1,081
148
152
40 1,063
i,101
49 1,098

1.147
85 1,022
1,107
33,548
146
1,651
1,797
252

2.493
2,745
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0009051
0009055
0009056
0009059
0009061
0009062
00{)9101
0009103
00~9104
0009109
0009151
0009157
0009163
0009166
0009201
0009203
0009208
0009210
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Pre<:in-ct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct'.

Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by M,3il
Totai
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
TotµI
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Total
Precin(t
Vote by Mail.

Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Predncl
Vote by Mail
Total
161
1,446
1,607
58 59
218
2,449
2,667
221:
2,001
2,222.
118
2,161
175
2,626
2,801
64 760'
824
2,416
2,5'18
127
1,502
1,629
171
2,269
2,440
214

2.751
2,965
55'
1,212
72 1,192
1,264,
720
765
91 1,446
1,537
107
1,159
1,266
10009051
1,991
1,991'.
1,991;
, ' . ' ·-·---·
Precin(t: 107
1 ' 100.00%, o; o.00%~ 1()7:
1,15{ -10Q.Q{}')((- 0i 0.00%]
-: ---- i -----.,- ! ------l
1,154'
67! ________ Prec'.:~i ,-1 100.00¾! oj 0.00%: 1i
67, Vote by Mail! 34i 100.00%1 oi o.oo•x,'. -34:
67i
000905
~ -·-· ~~~~~:Total/--·-- 35; ·-~~~~f~~--J~o.w/4'·---35\ 3~1~-~·:. _________ Precincti 147 100.00%! 01 0.00% 147:
3,199; Vote by Mai!j 1,678 100.00%! 01 0.00%' 1,678\
3,199' --Total;-- 1,825 100.00¾1---- 01 0.00%, 1,s2s:
~000_9_059 - . i ·- -------__________ ! - ··-i------ ,-· - ! 2,765; Precinct! 140 100.00%! o: 0.00% 140-;
2,76s;
0009061
o,
'0009062
2,525,
2,52S

2.525
3,389
3,389
3,389
0009101
,0009103
995
995
995
0003104.
2,986
2,986
2,986
1,982
1,982
1,982·
2,951
2,951
3,619
3,619
3,619'
0009109
0009157
)0009163
1,454:
1,454[
1,454
· ,00-09166 .
1,445:
1,445)
1,445;
I0C-09201
·---'---
891'
891;
891
1,773
1,773
1,773,
0009203.
. ,0009208.
1,660
j I i __ _i _____ . ______ . ____ .
· Vote by Mailj · --1,426: 100.00¾i 0j 0.00%! 1,426'.

T~talj 1,566 100.00¼'. O!
, - ·- ·, I - -·
Precincti
Vote by Mail;
Total,
Precioct
Vote by Mail!
Total'
o;
o· o: ·-o ----: ----o; --
I '
' )
- -----------.

I
1,42s' 100.00¾; ---
1,490 100.00%
0 O.W¾'
i

0.00%'
I
o.ocr/4. 1,490
o; 0.00%, 112
.. ------ , _____ _
Vote by Mai!: 1,844; i00.00%
---··-----------·
Total 1,956: 100.00%:
, --'-------~· ·-----------~
- --· ---- !--~-----·--. _______ i _______ ~--c,,-'----- Precincti 41 100.00%; a: 0.00~(
Vote by M~il! 0.00%
I
Total: 6: 000%:
- .•
582
Vote by Mail - 1,665 100.00"/2 --- - . Oi 0.00%'
i
Total.
t I :
1,149. 100.00¼ al o.ooix.. 1.149,· . ! I
! ·-•---,--·--· .-..

PreCl~C{ _______ · 78- 100.00%, o: - 0.00%' 78
v·~te-bY rA~il'.·-
Total:
100.00% 111
Vote by Maili 1,542 100.CO% ·-O.OO¾i------,~s42
Tota!;
- -- ' ------· ------1~----~----
1,653 100.00% o; o.oo¾: ,,653
, ______ -L ________ .. __ ..

Precinct: 136[ 100.00% _____ Oj -~~~ ___ -~
Vote by Mail 1,911, 100.00% 0, 0.00¼' 1,911;
----~---·--~------ ,
~l-='~::;-__ -_ r:t -,:
-----Vote b-~ ~~ilt a1s; 100.00%
1 o/ 0.00¾/ - 81~
Totali 8S1'. 100.W/4' Oi O.CO¾\ s511
-·-·-·---i---· . . ·· 1---i---
Precinct\ - 44, 100.00%: j 0.00¾\
VotebyMaili 833: 100.00%; ------ o;- -0.00%]--
. Tot;I: 877• 100,00¼: O! 0,00%! ... 8771
, -- I 7
_____ -~'-~~n-ctj 301 100.00%1 Qi 0.00%1 ------30:

Vote by 1'.faili 488: 100.00%; 01 O.OO¾i -----488-
.. Total: s1a; 100~~: ___ ~. 0!-0~~----s,d:
. __ L 1 1 1 !
Precinct,: 48'. 100.00% --o:--0~00¾! ---·---4s;
--vot~·by M;ii- - 1,029; 100.00%' o: --o.00%~ ---- 1,029i I '
Total' 1,077: 100.00% oi o.00%:

Precinct'
'i ;
66: ,oo.00% --~---o:~~------ 66
1,660 - ·-v~t;by-M~if-
----··--' ___ . ___ le_ __
786' 100.00%, or 0.00%! 786:
1,660 Total aSi; -,-00'.00%; ---- 7 0.0-0%-; as21
.. ! .
0009210
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Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009219
Prec:inct
Vote by Mail
Total
OJ09220
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
(}{}09251
122 2,21sj Precinct:
- ---------;----· ·--" - -- ----------------
Vote by Mail: 1.784 2,21s:
1,906
157
2,230
2,387
--~--
2,215'
2,840i __
2,840: Vote by Mail
2,840; _________ _ Total
•0009251
------
69 100.00%
1,224 100.00¾
7 100.00%
107' 100.00%
-,-,4,- 100.00%
105 100.00%
--~----
1,521 100.00%'
1,626 100.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00% -

0.00%

0.00%
• 0. 0.00%
o. 0.00%

0.00%
Precinct 67° 1,343/ _______ P_,._ci_n,_t: ______ ~-~~~~·-- _ 0.00%

0.00%
0009252
"0009258
0009262
0009264
0009268
0009275
0009262
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail'
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vole by Mail
Tot31
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
10th Senatorial District - Total
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote?y ~a~_
Total
Cumulative - Total
State Senator - Tota!
Membei-of thi? State
Assem_blv_
25th ~~e~~tr_~str~ct
0009001
0009005
00090S1
0009055
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Prednct
Vote by Mail
Tot3l
Prednct
Vote by Mai!
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
1,151
1,218
110
1,727
1,343:
1,343!
10009252'
2,146j
Vote by Maii: 768, 100.00%
Totaf 808 100.00¾'
-,--- ____ J ·----------------.

Precinct; 65 100.00%·
2,1461 Vote by Mailj
·--·--- .. --+---------'---- -·---- --
2,146! Total 1,224 100.00¾ 1,837,
_ -- /0009258
1,901i 130 Precindl
o; 0.00%
--·- ---·-----
0 0.00%
--ii,-- 0.00%
0 0.00%
- -~,484 --~~r-------Vote by Mail_----992;- 100.00% ---- --·-·o--o.00%'" - ' _______ : --~:
1,614 · 1,901 ! Total: 1.08 l 100.W'/4 0 0.00%
11 70
76 1.718,
1,796
:0009262
267\
267
1,999
0009264
;0009266
2,037
2,037(
0009275
2,049
2,049·
Precinct 4 100.00%
Vote by Mail 148 100.00%
Total 152 100.00%
Precinct,
Vote by Mall
Total
Precinct
vOteby Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
40 100.00%
,:00·3 100.00%
1,103 100.00%
49 100.00%
1,096 100.00%
1,147 ioo.oo¾
85 100.00%

1.022 100.00%
0 0.00%

0.00%
0 0.00%
0 0.00%

0.00"/2

0.00%

0.00%.

0.00%

0.00"/2

0.00%
. --~--------------
126
1,542
l,610: 2.049.
\0009282
5;
Total 1,107 100.00% 0 0.00%'
3:
5'
49,286·
··-------~---Precinct 1 100.00¾
·-- J-------------,---,--------s; Vote by Mail s 100.00% 33,548 100.00%
Total: 0
---·-----------·---·
Cumulat!Ve - Total 0 - -------- ,_
·- State Senator- Total' 33,548·'-- 100~00% 56,593:

Member Of,the slate '
Assembly
25th Assembly District
--------·---- 10009001"'" _______ , _____ ,_,..,
232' 3,165 Precinct 146" 100.00%
--- ~-------- --~- --·--.
2,40£ 3,165 Vote by MaHi 1,651: 100.00%'
·-----1-
2,638. 3,1651
1 Total:
______ I
____ , ________ \0009005--
4,703i Precinct'
.---------
3,6351 4,:~~l Vote by Mail:
·---~·995: 4,703.,..1 -----
-+-----,j0009051
1,991:

Tot3I:

Precinct'
I
1,797' 100.00%
252 100.00%
2,493; 100.00%
2,14s: mo.co%
107 100.00%
1,446;
1,607,
1,9911. Vote by Maf 1,047 100.00% ·
i ___________________ _,.
~.9;1-j Total
10009055
Precinct
Vote by Mo11
Total
1,154 100.00%,
1 100.00%
34, 100.00%
35_ 100.00%
o' 0.00%
0 0.00%'

0.00%
0,
0 0.00%
o, 0.00%
o'. 0:00%:
0 0.00%'

0.00%
.. 0. O.OOo/,
o' · 0.0011
o: 0.00%

0.00%
69 1,224

1.293
107
114
105
1,521
1,626
40 766
806
65 1,159
-1,224
148
152
40 1,063
1,103
49 1,098
1,147
65 1,022
1,107
33,548
33,548
146
252
2,493
2,745
107
1,154
34 35
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0009056
Prednct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009059
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009C61
Prednct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009062
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Total
0009101
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
0009103
P1ecinct
Vote by Mall
Tota!
C009104
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009109
Precinct
Vote by Mail,
Tota!
0009151
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
00091S7
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
0009163
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009166
Precinct
Vote by M,1il
Tota!
OC09201
Precinct
Vore by Mail
Total
0009203
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total·
'0009208
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
0009210
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009219
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009220
218

2.449

2.667
221.

2.001
2,222:
0,
0 118

2.043
2,161
175
2,626
2,801
€4
760
824
132

2.416
2,548
127
t,502
1,629
171
2,269
2,440
214
2,751
2,96S
55 1,212
1,267
72 1,192
1,264
45 720,
765
91 1,446:
1,537:
107
1,159
1,266
122
1,784,
1,906
12 176
188
0009056
3,199:
\0009059
2,765!

2.765:
2,765'
;0009061
100-09062 ..
-i~-
2525

2.525,
2,525
3,389
3,389
995
995
995

2.986
0009101
0009103
0009104
10009103
1,982:
1,982,
1,982
- ---OOQ91sl·

2.951
2,951'

2.951
3,619
3,619
3,619
1,454
1,454,
1,454,
00091S7
0009163
!0009166
1,445:
1,445.
,,,us)
:0000201
891)
891
891,
i0009203

1.773
1,773;
1,773'
--;0009208""
1,660
1,660
1,660
2,215
2,215
231
231
231
0009219
0009220
-- ·----------· _ _, _____ _
Precinct 147 100.00% o; 0.00% 147
: I
VotebyM-;ttj 1,678; 100.00%; ol o.w.<.: 1,678
1 --------------- -----·-_________ I - --------
Total,: 1.825 100.00%/ 01~0.00o/;·-
T.
01 0,00¼
oi 0,00¼
Precinctj 140 10000¾
1 -vo'"t~by-Milr 1,426: ,"00-,,-."'-=;----!------
O' 0.00'.<.:

I
Tota,1 1,566 - 100.00¼i- ·- -
' ' -~' -----i-
_ _,__ ____ t~----
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-Vote by tA3il[ ___ ---so; ___ ,. ____ o[
_Total; _____ -~\_ o: \
VotebyMai11
------r~ta-\i­
!
----- ---~----
1,425' 100.oox.: 0.00%1
i '
112. 100.00%, 0 0,00%-,---
1,844 100.00%1 ___ _
0 0.00%]
1,82S

1.844
. --i Total! 1,956 100_00"/4! 0 0.00% 1,956'
Pr«;,~:;---- - •11 1~0~/ - .·-- o/ :~~~:==--.,
Vote by Mail -- 541 100.00%: o: 0,00%
1 ________ L_ __
541•
i
Total: 100,00o/i o; 0.00%
Precinct ---- 84_: 10000%1; a; -om%' --- 84:

Vote byz~:i _ ---:::::: :::t-~~~-------c':1~--:-:-c',,\--. -_ -----;;; -1 --~=:·~~~=-c~=----··
1 - --- I
----~~~~~~~:___ 1a 100.00%/ o' 0.00%' 78:
_ v::~~~~~~1_1 ______ ~ ,.~35'_ ,~.00%L ___ -----~; ___ o.00%_--. ---1.-03-5 Totaq 1,113; 100.CG%: 0,
i

0.00¼, 1,113
---p~ec1n~t'.

I
Vote by Mal(
Total!
Precinct,
V~te by. ~1~ii':

To1~1!
1·
Precinct:
· Vote"t;Yt.1;il;-
Total·
I
,_,, __ , ________ __! --------- ------
111, 100,00%'. o: 0,00%) 111,
1,542
1 100.C-O¾j
--·1,653: 100,00%~
1,911; 100.00%
2,047i 100.00%
36 100.00%
815 100.00%
851 100,00%
_____ i

0.00%; 1,542 0,
1,653
Qi 0.00%1

0.00%1 1,911,
oj o.00% a041
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o:

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851,
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, _________ ,_! -------~---1
44, 100,00%'
Vote by Ma~l____ Oi O.CO¾i
Total! ----~----o'-i o.CO%( - - aTTj
8331 100.00%'
I
877) 100.00%:
i l Jo: 100.00%' al o.00%1 3ol
'""\::L ::G;:!~ ~ :1 -:1 _ _:::
.. --------- • I ! ; I
Prednctj •18: t00.00%i O! o.00%! 48!
. --~:~. by M~I _____ 1,029; ,~~~%)_____ 01 0.00%) 1,0291 Total! 1,077'. 100.00% o· 0.00%! 1,077!
! I i I I
... :-;:1;,f;:i .. -f :f !
Total, 852' 100.00%1 o
1 0.00%/ 852!
Precinct:

Vote by Mail
Tota!:

Precinct:

Vote by Mail1
. ---~ ' ---- ' -·
-~ . ' '
1,224, ·,oo.00%! oi 0.00%; 1,224,
--1:293:100:-00%]: -·--o; ····o.oo¾f 1,293:
i I '. i -- !
1· ,OO.W/4;---~ -------o:--·o~OO%~ --
101 100.00%. o! ---0:-00%: --10:,
11:/ 1-00.00%i ______ Q:--iiQO¾:___ --1141
. -------- ------ - -- l
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0009251
0009252
0009258
0009262
0009264
0009268
0009275
0009282
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Precinct
Vote by Mai!
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Prednct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Preclnct
Vote by Mai!
Total
25th Assembly District• Tota!
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
-~c~e bt~fa~- ______ _
Total
Cumulative • Total
Meinber of the State Ass·emb!}' • ·
Total __
Board of Equalization (State)
67 1.151
1,218
110
1,343
1,343
1,343
2,146;
0009252
Precinct'.-
Vote by Mail
40 100.00%
768 100.00%
-------------------- ---
Total 808, 100.00%
Precinct;
Vote by Mail:

Precinct;
- 65' 100.00%
1,159 100.00%
o, 0.00%
105
1,521
·o - 0.00% 1.626

0.00%;
· o" 0.00%

0.00%

0.00%
40 768
808
65 1,159
0 0.00% 1,224
0 0.00%
---------------------------· 0 0.00%
89 992 1,484
1,614.
11 214
225,
Vote by Mail: 992 100.00%,
___ ,. _____________ ------·
1,9011 Total; 1,081' 100.00% O 0.00½. 1,081
----------'
;00092_62 ______ ~
2671 Precinct: 4 100.00¾' 0.00%'
I ---------'---- -- . ___________ '
Vote by Mail: 148 100.00% o· 0.00%·
---- -----'-------'------~--: _____ i_
Total: 152: 100.00%·
I
267/
2671 0.00%'
:0009264
148
152
- ___ ,__ :----
Prednct'
I

40. 100.00%
1,063 100.00%
40 1,063
70'

1.712
1,782
78 1,718:
1,796
128
1,542
1,999;
1,9991 Vote by Mail:
1,999; Total
:0009268
Prednc<
------
~037[
2,037,
2,049
VotebyMail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
1,103 100.00%
49 100.00%
1,098, 100.00%
--- ------ -----
1,147 100.00%
85 100.00%
1,022 100.W'/4
----- ·----------· -
1,670. 2,049' Tota! 1,107 100.00%
8·
49,286
49,286'
58,S93
·0009282
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
--------------
25th As5emb!y District· Tot;I
Cumulative
:cumulative
Precinct
1 100.00%
5 100.00¾
6 100.00%
33,548 100.00%
o· ~------Vote.byMail - -
0, Total
01 Cu_m_u~l,~tiv~e~--To-,,-,----
S8S93: MemberoftheStateAssembly, 33,548 100.00%
-' --;----~--------'Iot.:ol' ____________ _
; Board of Equalization (State)
, , State eOard of Eq"ualizatfon ; -- -

0.00%
•--- ------·-·--

0.00% 1,103

0.00%

0.00%
o. ·0.00%·

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%
0 0.00%
O' 0.00%
0 o'

0.00%

0.00%,

0.00%
49 1,098
1,147
85 1,022
1,107
33,548
0 0
33,548
state Boa·rd·onqUlJ1izlJtiOO-­
__ lf2_ ---------------- #2~------
0009001
0009005
0009051
0009055
0009056
0009059
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Pre<inct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
2,406
2,638
360.
3,995
1611
1,446
1,607'
'0009001
-- -~--\ -
3,165'
3,165<
.0009005
4,703
1 '1,703
0009051
Vote by Mail:

Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail:
rota,··
146 100.00%
1,651 100.00%
1,797 100.00%
252 100.00%

2.493 100.00%
2,745. 100.00%
-----------'---- ------··---- - --·----------·-----
1,991'. Precinct,
1,991\ Vote by Mail;
1,99·;;-- --- -- --- ---TOta1:-~
101: 100.00%_
1,047 100.00%'

0.(}0%

0.00'¼

0.00%

0.00%
O· 0.00%
o' 0.00%·
-+------·--::0~~ _--===::_c_ 1'. 5/ _____ Precinct; --,-,~1cc0-0.0_0%_0,_, --- ·-o,···-o_CJO% 61: Vote by Mailf___ -·-34··-100-:00%- 0.00%
-~--_I__ __
35 loo~OO¼ .. 0.00%: Total:
---------------~-------
-------------- ---- ··'~ooo_9o_s_6 ______ :.._--_--~-------~-----' ---- Ptecinct
Vote by Mali
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
218 3,199: Precinct; 147 100.00"i.i 0.00%
;
3,199; Vote- by Mail: 1,678 100Ji<i¼•--------·0 1 0.00% 2,449,
2,667 --- 3,1991 - -- . Total: 1,825 100.00% o; · 0.00% ------ •0009059
Precinct:
2,001
~7_6_~1_,,_
2,765
140 100.00%
Vote by Maii, 1,426 100.00%
146
1,651
1,797
252
2,493
2,745
107
1,04i
1,154
34 35
147
1,678
1,825
140

1.426
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Total
OOO<J061
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total'
0009G62
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009101
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
0009103
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009104
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009109
Prednct
Vote by Mai!
Total
0009151
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009157
Precinct
Vote by M~il
Tota!
0000163
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009166
Precinct
Vote by Mai1
Total
0009201
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009203
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total:
0009208
Precinct
Vote by Mail.

Tota!
,0009210
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009219
Precinct
Vole by Mail
Tota!
0009220
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
0009251
Precinct
Vote by Mail

2.222
118;
2,043 ~.
2,161:
175'
;:;26'
2,801
64 760
824
132
2,416
2,548
127
1,502
1,629
171
2,269
2,440
214
2,751
2,965
55 1,212,
1,267
72 1,192
1,264
45,
720
765
91:
1,446
1,537
1oi
1,159,
1,2661 ..
1,784
1,906
12 176
188:
157
2,230
2,387
67 1,151
2,765
3,389'
:0009103
995'
995
995
2,986

2.986
2,986
C009104
.0009109
1,982
1,982
1,982,
. '.0009151

2.95\

2.951
2,951
3,619
1 3,619
3,619
1,454
1,454
1,454
1,445
1,445'
1,445
0009157
0009163
,0009201
891
891
:·
1,773]
1,773,
1,7731
. i0009208
1,660,
' ' '
---- Precincti 41 100.00%: o: 0.00%
. ------------- o,
o; o.oo~-
Vote b~ Ma_\ 54\ 100,00¾;
Tota! [ 582' 1-00.00% 1 -
I
41 582
: : :

Prednct
V~t~ by Maili
I
84: lOO~W/4;' _______ - o.r- 0.00%; 84;
: i
1,665' 10000%' o· o.00%1 -
----- ---------·--r------- i
1,749' 100.00%: o, 0.00%'
1,665

1.749
·-------· --------·------
Pr-~d~~~i:__ 78
1 100.00%: O\ O.C)O%! 78'
Vote by Mail: 1,035) 100.00%' o; 0.OO¾i 1.0-351
--➔-- ----------~ -- ----· ---- i
Total; 1,113 100.00¾i ·01 -- 0.00%i 1,113·
-------~-------------· ·~-----;l __ -ji -~-- --)
____ , ___ ____!__ ______ -;.--~----!
Precinct! 111: 100.00% Oi 0.00%\
·v--;;te biriattf-- 1,542: 100.00"/2' - ·o!~~-- --,-.s4·z:

Total:- --l,6s3i--1-00.00%!-- o. ---0~00%~----1,6-53:

Precinct' 136,
Vote by -Mail] 1,9-11' 100.00% --Qi ___ QQO¾! --------1,-91-1; i ---------- I --------- ~-
Tota-![ 2.047: 100.00% o: o.oo¼: i041i
·--------
Precinct·
Vote by Mail I
Precinct:

I
. Vote ·by fi3J1!
-··r~1aq·
Precinct:
--! I
- - ------'------·---- -----: -·---'
36 100.00% 0' 0.00%1 36'
815 100.00%
851 100.00%
4{ 100.00%
815
0: 0.00% 85f
__ : --·-- ___ i -
833
811 100~~%-----~o:·-oooisj ___ ~a1i;
-· 30, 100.00% - a;· o.OO%i 30'.
488· too.CO¾----- - o; 0.00¾1 Vote by Mail]'
T~-t~i( - s18:-100~---- ~ oi- -0.00%;
- ; ' -- _________ !_ i
i
Predr.cti 48' 100.00% o: 0.00%\
_____ i __________ ,I ___ ....i...1 __
481
Vote-~-~~-~i~j_--~-~~i-~~~ Qi O.CO¾i
Total! 1,011; 100.W.{ --Of" ·o.c0¾1~·- --,~onj
. -T- ---r-----,------T-- i --7
Precinct: 661 100.00%'. 01 --0.00%1 66•:

Vote-bY Mail:, - 786: 100.00%' ------·-o\ ---- ---r--------l -·-o·rl . O.C-0%! 7861
1,660; Total)-- 852, 100.00%; 0.00¾) 852;'
:ooosiio ___ .. -- i- ------- ----
1,660)
2,215,
-·,
2,215'
·0009219
231:
231
231,
:0009220
2,840:
2,840
2,840
,000925,..
1,343
1,343'
Pr;;~----.,.59"",-1,.,oo.,._0_0_%+-, ----o~~-o-00%.,_jl_ --·-Ggi / II I
Vote by Maili 1,224 100.00%! al -o:rnmr· --1.224!
. T~t~ii-______ 1,293; 10000%; ____ - l~ 000%L __ --~3; ----\ -~------··-------- : I
Prec~n'\ _ __\.~_~.0-0%! 01 0.00%\ _ -· _J
VotebyMailj 107. 100-.0-0%-,~---0~i 0.00%r--·-· 107
114 100.00%, 01 0.00%!
.. a. ---- ,----- -- __ J_____ I
1' i -
Precincti-·---·,os·.-- ,-ciO.oo-% o-: 0.00%: 105!
__ :___ !
Vote by Mall'. ----,j211QO~Q-0%r-- ·01 -0.00%] 1,521
1 Total! 1,626, 100.00%; o: 0,00%: ·- 1,626!
- --!- ---~----, ~- ---------·---:------- ----~-------
-- -P('e~f;:;ctt---'"--40:-100:00¾' ----0-:-1--0_00%--'-;- ·-- 40,:
i ·---i---------'--' __ I __ ,_ ----·-·-_]
. \l~t~by M~il! - 100.00%: 0\ 0,00%\ 768:
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0009252
0009258
0009262
0009264
0009268
0009275
0009282
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mall
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Tota!
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
State Board Of EQU<l!ii.'atiOri #2-,­
Tota!
Cumulative
Cumulative
Precinct
Vote bt M~i!
Total
Cumulative - Total
Board of Equalization {State} -
_ to_ta! _
City
City of Santa Clara
0009001
0009005
0-009051
0009055
0009056
0009059
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mall
110
1,727
1,837
2,146
2,146i
,0009258
1,901:

Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct
1,159, 100.00%
1,224 100.00¼
69 . 100.00¼ 130
1,484
1,614
1,901! Vote by Mail: 992 · 100.00%
·~----------
1,901j Total 1,081. 100.00¾
11 1,112;
:0009262
267,
1,999{
-·~-------~; ----
Precinct
Vote by Mail
Total
Precinct.

Vote by Mam
100.00%
148 100.00%
152 100.00%
40 100.00%
1,063 100.00%
1,103 100.00% 1,782, 1,999\ Total' . ________ _,_i ---- 10009266 . ·--- -·----·-----+----------'-
2,037! Precinct' • 49 100.00;;'

0.00%
o, 0.00%
000%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%
- -- ----------·-- ---
0 0.00%
- 1,7181 201--i7j-----ccVo_t_e~by-t-,t,~H~, - ------~--·------1,096 100.00% ------ ·>' ----
1,795' 2.037!
\0009275
12a' 2,049'. Precinct 85 100.00%
0,
0 49.286
Precinct
Vote by Mail
-T0-t31-
S8,59J State Board Of Equalization #2,
Precinct
_ ____ _________ Vote by Mail
0 Total
---curTIUlative-Totai
------·-----~---·-----
56,593 Board of Equalization (State} -
__ -------~-- __ Tnt.:,l_ __
______ :-------- City-------·---
City of Santa Clara
0009001 -
. -------------
1,022 100.00%
1,107 100.00%
1 100.00%
5 100:00%.
6 100.00%
33,548- -,oo.00% .
ll,548 100.00%
232
2,406
3,165
3,165
Precinct 146 100.00%
2,636' 3,165;
360
l.635
3,995;
:0009005
4,703'
1 0009051
-----
1,446
1,607
58 59
1,991;
1,991
1,991
0009055
67 67,
2,667 3,1991
:0009059
Vote by Mail;
Total
Precinct
Vote by Mall'
Total:

Precinct;
Tota!
Precinct
-v~te· by M~i1:

Total
-----
TotaL
----------- ... ------
221 2,765' Precinct
-------------·-------
2,001, 2,765: Voto by Maifi , _______ _
1,651 100.00%
1,797 100.00%
2521 100.00%

2.493. 100.00%
2,745. 100,0-0%
107 100.00%
1,047 100.00%
1,154 100.00%
1 100.00%

34. 100.00%
100.00%
14·7- 100.00%
-1,6ia' 100,00¼
140 100,00%
1,426, 100.00%
0 0.00%

0.00%,

0.00%

0.00%

0.00½
0,00%

0.00%
0 0.00%
0 0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%;

0.00%

0.00%,

0.00%

0.00%,

0.00%
0 . 0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%
Total 2,222' 2,765;:_ ______ Total; -· _ __1:5~ -~00_:_~

0.00%
- - 0. . 0.00%
0009061
Precinct
_ Vote by Mail _.