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Tom Hayden's avatar

To be fair, there have also been a fair number of elections where folks ran unopposed or with not much opposition. Prior to 2021, there wasn't much competition in these races.

2023: 3 winners, 5 candidates (Wilkins, Salem, Hernandez)

2021: 4 winners, 8 candidates (Kim, Hailpern, Lindsay-Ryan, Su)

2019: 3 winners, 3 candidates (Tanyavutti, Mendoza, Hernandez)

2017: 4 winners, 5 candidates (Chow, Cohen, Hailpern, Kartha)

2017-special: 1 candidate, 1 winner (Tanyavutti)

2015: 3 winners, 4 candidates (Rykhus, Phillips, Brown)

2013: 4 winners, 4 candidates (Quattrocki, Chow, Kartha, Garrison)

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Pablo's avatar

Wow, that is good context to have....would also be interesting to overlay what the turnout was (% of total electorate who voted) for those. How many of the above winners were appointed before being elected? Is it true that Omar and Donna were the only ones?

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Tom Hayden's avatar

Stay tuned - I got my intern working on compiling this!!

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