Monterey County election results 2026: Schools chief, Board of Supervisors race

Monterey County election results 2026: Schools chief, Board of Supervisors race

Monterey County voters are deciding on two key local races in the 2026 election, including contests for county superintendent of schools and a Monterey County Board of Supervisors seat.

ELECTION 2026: Monterey County voters back incumbents, reject local parcel tax measures

MONTEREY COUNTY — Monterey County voters favored incumbents and rejected two local fire and emergency services parcel tax measures in Tuesday’s California primary election, according to semi-final official results released Wednesday by the county Elections Department. With all 208 precincts reporting, 51,616 ballots were cast out of 218,662 registered voters in Monterey County, a turnout of 23.61%. Vote-by-mail ballots accounted for 47,270 votes…

Monterey County votes by wide margin to return Glenn Church to Board of Supervisors

Monterey County Supervisor Glenn Church appears to have defended his seat representing District 2 on the county Board of Supervisors, according to unofficial results Tuesday that showed him with a large lead over challenger Ramon Gomez. With 96% of voting precincts reporting results, Church led with over 70% of the votes cast. He recorded 5,609 votes compared to Gomez’s 2,296. Both candidates said repairing roads and keeping residents safe from …

Monterey County: Incumbent Glenn Church keeps seat

Early results giving Monterey County District 2 Supervisor incumbent Glenn Church a commanding 71% lead over challenger Ramon Gomez were enough for Gomez to concede the race late Tuesday. In a text message to The Pajaronian, Gomez thanked his family, supporters, volunteers, donors and community leaders for their support throughout the campaign. “While this was not the outcome we hoped for, I respect the voters’ decision,” Gomez said in congratul…

Early results show Glenn Church netting nearly two-thirds of the vote for another term as county supervisor.

Just after 7:30pm on Tuesday, June 2, Clint Novak carried a tray of Bloody Mary-marinated tri-tip into the kitchen, advising people to be careful around the hot dish.

Incumbent Monterey County Supervisor Glenn Church leads in early election results

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