After my 15-hour shift as a poll worker I was too agitated to sleep. I stayed up until I knew the results of the main races I was following, about another 60 minutes after arriving home. These are the main results in which I was interested:
The numbers are such that Republicans don’t stand a chance in the general election, so the presumptive new supervisor board in 2027 will be Sue Dvorsky, V Fixmer-Oraiz, Jon Green, Lisa Green-Douglass, and Mandy Remington. I campaigned for all of them over the years, focusing on Green in this primary.
Switching out Sullivan for Dvorsky trades a different kind of experience and agenda, but leaves things pretty much where they are—the swing vote is likely Jon Green, my district supervisor.
I slept a lot after I went to bed. From after 10 p.m. until 7 a.m. Fully rested, I began to crank up a routine and spent Wednesday morning and afternoon in the tomato patch. It’s time to finish planting the garden and that’s where my energy will go for the next days.
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