(Long Beach, CA) -- John McGinnis won the Special Election today for an open seat on the Long Beach Unified School District Board of Education.
The five candidates included Mc Ginnis (seen here>>>), Richard G. Lewis Jr., Kate Erin Conrath, Pauline Gonzalez Stenberg and Raymond Chavarria. It was a "winner-take-all contest" to replace former controversial board member Michael Shane Ellis.
Mc Ginnis will have to run again in the regularly scheduled April 13 school board election to obtain a new, full term on the board, which governs the Long Beach Unified School District.
"I’m running for the Long Beach school board to continue my lifelong commitment to the education of school children and to give something back to my community. Working together, we can close achievement gaps, reduce dropout rates, and prepare students for higher education, the workforce and lifelong learning," Mc Ginnis told his supporters on Facebook during this campaign, and his message and campaign worked.
The district covers the most diverse areas of Long Beach, including Chavez Elementary School, Edison Elementary School, International Elementary School, Lee Elementary School, Lincoln Elementary School, Stevenson Elementary School, Whittier Elementary School, Franklin Classical Middle School, and Renaissance High School for the Arts.
Here are the Results:
Total Registered Voters 35,950
Precinct Registration 35,950
Precinct Ballots Cast 488 1.4%
Vote-by-Mail Ballots Cast 1,671 4.6%
Total Ballots Cast 2,159 6.0%
Long Beach Unified School District Governing Board Member, District 3
Completed Precincts: 27 of 27
Votes Percentage
John J. Mc Ginnis 721 34.0%
Richard G. Lewis, Jr. 616 29.0%
Kate Erin Conrath 356 16.8%
Pauline G. Stenberg 263 12.4%
Raymond Chavarria 166 7.8%
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