These are the candidates and measures on the San Joaquin County primary election ballot
(FOX40.COM) — The California primary election is March 5 and in San Joaquin County, ballots will include Congressional and legislative seats, as well as county and city races and measures, depending on where residents live.
Below is what residents of the county and its cities will find on the election ballot.
County-level candidates
County Central Committee, Dist 5 — Democrat Primary
•Cheryl Hines (D)
•Henry Cole (D)
•Robin Cole (D)
•Barbara Sasso (D)
•Manuel Zapata (D)
•Kimberly L. Range (D)
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County Central Committee, Dist 1 — Republican Primary
•Gina Valadez-Bracamonte (R)
•Jessica Wagner (R)
•Sonia M. Spatola (R)
•Gina Brown Rishwain (R)
County Central Committee, Dist 2 — Republican Primary
•Dwight Earl Williams Sr (R)
•Phyllis Y. Williams (R)
•Scott Winn (R)
•Bill Smith (R)
•Holly A. Moore (R)
•Bella Minor (R)
County Central Committee, Dist 3 — Republican Primary
•Darla Garca (R)
•Jody L. Graham (R)
•Charles R. Hanks (R)
•Jeff Acquistapace (R)
•David Cushman (R)
•Jenny Van De Pol (R)
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County Central Committee, Dist 5 — Republican Primary
•Gary Grisby Jr. (R)
•Diana Hussman (R)
•Chuck Winn (R)
•F. Phillip Krueger (R)
•Gia McElroy (R)
•DI Quaresma (R)
County Board of Education Governing Board Member, Trustee Area 6
•Jordan Giannoni
•Greg Clark
Judicial candidates on the primary election ballot
Judicial Judge of the Superior Court, Office Number 3
•Caitlin Mujica Casey
•Peter Devencenzi
Judicial Judge of the Superior Court, Office Number 12
•Katy E. Jacot
County supervisor races
County Supervisor District 1
•Mario Santiago Gardea
•Lilliana Udang
•Terence West
•Mark L. Stebbins
•Chris Rouppet
County Supervisor District 3
•Angel Sepulveda
•Sonny Dhaliwal
•Steve Debrum
County Supervisor District 5
•Wes Huffman
•Nancy D. Young
•Robert Rickman
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Stockton races on the primary election ballot
Mayor of Stockton
•Shakeel Ahmad
•Jesus Andrade
•Christina Fugazi
•Dan Wright
•Tom Patti
Stockton City Council Member — District 2
•Anthony Silva
•Pamela S. Pettis-Houston
•Mariela Ponce
•Waqar Rizvi
Stockton City Council Member — District 4
•Jerome Clay
•Gina Valadez-Bracamonte
•Mario Enriquez
•Ray C. Zulueta Jr.
•Henry Rodriguez III
Stockton City Council Member — District 6
•Jason Lee
•Ralph White
•Kimberly Warmsley — Incumbent
•Satnam Singh
•Ronnie C. Murray Sr.
•Zobeyda “Zoyla” Moreno
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Mountain House races on the primary election ballot
Mayor of Mountain House
•Andy Su
•Harry Dhillon
•Rajashekar “Raj Reddy” Khanna
Mountain House City Council Member
•Ronna Green
•Daniel Edward Harrison
•Bernice King Tingle
•Suresh Vuyyuru
•Matt Disko
•Tejdeep “TJ” Singh Rattan
•Sadia Khan
•Waheed Mir
Measures
Proposition 1
According to the Associated Press, Prop 1 would “allow the state to borrow $6.38 billion for 11,150 new treatment beds, housing and 26,700 outpatient treatment slots to serve up to 100,000 people a year.” The measure also changes how counties pay for mental health services.
Mountain House Measures
Voters in Mountain House will have the chance to establish the town as a city and determine the process of electing a city council and mayor.
Measure D
Mountain House cityhood
If approved by voters, Measure D will establish Mountain House as “an independent, self-governing City” without changing essential community services such as public safety, parks and public facilities without increasing taxes.
Measure E
Supplemental measure: Conduction of city elections
For those in favor of cityhood, Mountain House voters will also vote on supplemental Measure E, which will determine how future city council elections will be conducted.
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