Santa Rosa District 4 and Rohnert Park Council Results
Sonoma County council races in Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park have early leaders.
By the Bay Area Brief staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 3 min read
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These are early, unofficial returns from NBC Bay Area's Sonoma County results page. Totals were cross-checked against ABC7's results page.
Santa Rosa District 4
Melanie Jones-Carter: 57.56% (3,451)
Terry Sanders: 42.44% (2,544)
Rohnert Park District 2
Linda Tams: 37.35% (505)
Paul Carey: 36.76% (497)
Michael DeSimone: 25.89% (350)
Rohnert Park District 5
Susan Adams: 50.86% (619)
Mauricio Barreto: 36.81% (448)
Arlene Linder: 12.33% (150)
ABC7 marks Susan Hollingsworth Adams as the incumbent.
ABC7's Sonoma County totals had fewer votes counted than NBC Bay Area's at the time of writing.
All results are unofficial election-night and early-morning counts as of Wednesday, Nov. 4. Counties keep counting mail and provisional ballots for days, and certification comes later, so margins can shift, especially in close contests.
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