Reagan Wins Big in California Primary Race
With 9 percent counted Reagan led with 1,503,472 votes at 66 percent while Ford had 799,332. Brown, Carter, and Church trailed in statewide totals. Alameda County favored Democrats 61 percent, aiding Gov Brown's decisive defeat of Carter.
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County vote chart reflects statewide and local results
The article presents a county level vote chart summarizing major statewide and local elections. It notes statewide totals for statewide candidates and issues, excludes unopposed candidates, and bolds winners' names.
Prop 15 Defeated Amid Nuclear Safety Vote
In California a ballot measure Prop 15 to tighten atomic plant safety failed by about two to one statewide with 1,04085 yes and 3,791,651 no. Alameda County narrowly rejected it 54 to 48 with 165,604 against and 139,267 for. People's Lobby plans a new 1978 initiative effort.
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Murphy faces runoff in First District election
Veteran supervisor John D. Murphy posts 31.9 percent, forcing a November runoff with Valerie Raymond in the First District which includes Fremont, Pleasanton and Livermore. Raymond secured 27.19 percent amid a crowded field, while Irene Vincent and others trailed. Raymond vows to beat Murphy as pickets protest outside Fremont precincts.
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Alameda County
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Decoto
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Charlie Santana
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Election results and mixed outcomes across bonds and races
The ballot yesterday passed a bingo initiative while Propositions 1 and 4 failed. In federal and state races, Tunney defeated Hayden, Hayakawa won the Republican nomination, and local races in Alameda County saw shifts in judges, incumbents, and tax measures. Voter turnout touched multiple districts with mixed results on school funding and water utilities.
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