New Mayors, Tax Votes: Napa Valley Election Results

NAPA COUNTY, CA — Did Napa voters approve a school bond issue? How about the countywide measures? Who won the City Council and school board races?

Napa County Election Results as of 8:01 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5.

Napa Mayor

SCOTT SEDGLEY 8,958 votes
TUESDAY D. ALLISON 1,949 votes

Napa City Council District 2
BETH PAINTER 2,825

District 4
BERNARDO "BERNIE" NARVAEZ 1,432

St. Helena Mayor
PAUL J. DOHRING 811 votes
BILLY SUMMERS 338 votes

St. Helena City Council (2 seats)
AARON BARAK 722 votes
MICHELLE DEASY 719 votes
HECTOR R. MARROQUIN 451 votes

Yountville Town Council (2 seats)
ERIC E. KNIGHT 423 votes
PAM REEVES 369 votes
JOE TAGLIABOSCHI 263 votes
ROBERT MOORE 142 votes

Napa Valley Unified Measure B (needs 55 percent of votes)

BONDS YES 7,504 votes
BONDS NO 6,915 votes

Napa Valley Transit District Measure U half-cent sales tax (needs 2/3 majority vote)
YES 15,002 votes
NO 5,858 votes

City of Napa Measure G, 1 percent sales tax increase (simple majority needed)
YES 6,360 votes
NO 5,042 votes

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As of Sept. 6, there were 84,482 Napa County residents registered to vote—nearly 87 percent of eligible voters. Of those registered, 50.62 percent were Democrats, and 22.11 percent were Republicans, a slight rise from 21.28 percent in 2022.

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