Today, from 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM Halfway to Concord conducted an exit poll in Livermore at the Rincon Branch Library polling station.
Normally, the City of Livermore has 51 individual polling stations, which has been consolidated down to 12 stations for the Special Election.
Those who were polled were asked one simple question, “Which candidate did you vote for today?”
Fourty-nine individuals participated in the poll, and fourteen chose not to participate.
During the 90-minute poll, Republican David Harmer tallied the highest number of votes ending with 23 total.
Democrat John Garamendi received 18 total votes.
American Independent Jerry Denham lead the third Party candidates with 5 total votes, followed by Green Party nominee Jeremy Cloward who received 3 votes. Socialist Mary McIlroy didn’t get any votes.
Partisan turnout numbers: 63 Republicans had voted by 4:00 PM, 44 Democrats, 13 Decline to State and 1 Libertarian (121 total).
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1:10 AM – FINAL Districtwide Results in #CD10 – Garamendi 53% (66,311); Harmer 43% (53,441); All precincts reporting.
12:10 AM – Updated Districtwide Results in CD10 – Garamendi 53% (65,969); Harmer 43% (53,103); 253 of 273 precincts reporting.
11:30 PM – Districtwide Results in CD10 – Garamendi 53% (57,002 votes); Harmer 42% (44,844 votes) – 188 of 273 precincts reporting.
*On a side note:
The final results in Alameda County were as follows- Harmer 52% (7,276 votes); Garamendi 45% (6,281 votes); Cloward 1% (174 votes); Denham 1% (134 votes); McIlroy 1% (124 votes).
With the exception of 3rd place Cloward and 4th place Denham the Halfway to Concord poll was fairly accurate.
9:16 PM – Districtwide Results in CD10 – Garamendi 56% (42,608 votes); Harmer 40% (30,015 votes) – 78 of 273 precincts reporting.