◼ While candidates have lined up to fill two seats on the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors and California’s 2nd District congressional seat, 1st District Supervisor Rex Bohn and 2nd District Assemblyman Jim Wood will both breeze into their second terms, unchallenged by Friday’s candidacy filing deadline. - Will Houston/Times-Standard
...Redway resident Glen “Bud” Rogers entered the supervisorial race to challenge incumbent 2nd District Supervisor Estelle Fennell.
This is not Rogers’ first attempt at the 2nd District seat, having unsuccessfully campaigned for the position back in 2004, according to smartvoter.org.
...The filing period for the 3rd District supervisor seat will remain open until 5 p.m. on March 16 due to Supervisor Mark Lovelace not seeking reelection this year. Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District Commissioner Mike Wilson and Fickle Hill resident Uri Driscoll have both filed candidacy papers for the position....
...Second District California Congressman Jared Huffman (D-San Rafael) is seeking another term, but will again be challenged by Garberville resident Dale Mensing who had run against him in 2014.
Huffman said he is also facing two other candidates — Sonoma County teacher Matthew Wookey and Marin County activist Erin Schrode....
◼ Estelle Fennel versus Glenn "Bud" Rogers? - John Chiv/Words Worth
...Rogers ran in 2004 unsuccessfully against Supervisor Roger Rodoni who won over Rogers and two other candidates with a majority of 57% plus. Rogers got the least amount of votes....
Showing posts with label Estelle Fennell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Estelle Fennell. Show all posts
Sunday, March 13, 2016
Monday, January 7, 2013
Estelle Fennell, Mark Lovelace and Rex Bohn were sworn in as Humboldt County Supervisors
There is an article in The Times-Standard, but it is not linked online. (Pic via Estelle 2012 Facebook Page) The swearing in does not appear to have been covered in any of the local papers otherwise.
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Local: Campaign finance disclosure forms filed for Humboldt County supervisors race
◼ Campaign finance disclosure forms filed for supervisors; Rex Bohn leads on contributions in all races with more than $93,000 - Donna Tam/Times-Standard
Recently filed campaign finance forms (California Form 460s) show 1st District supervisor candidate Rex Bohn surpassing the candidates of every district by tens of thousands of dollars.... Aside from Bohn's sweep on contribution totals -- he raised nearly $94,000 -- the challengers in the 2nd and 3rd district races raised more money than the incumbents by several thousand dollars.
Fellow 1st District candidate Annette De Modena raised $1,105 in contributions, with no nonmonetary contributions. De Modena has loaned herself $13,000, leaving her with a total of $14,105 this period. Her fundraising efforts for the entire 2011 year netted $17,655. She has spent $17,412 so far. This leaves her with a current balance of roughly $242.
...Second District supervisor candidate Estelle Fennell raised a total of $31,972 with $30,598 in monetary contributions. In nonmonetary contributions, she raised $1,374.... The race's incumbent, 2nd District Supervisor Clif Clendenen, raised roughly $6,096 this period -- $5,977 in monetary contributions and $118 in nonmonetary contributions.
...Third District supervisor candidate Karen Brooks raised a total of $20,327 with $19,827 in monetary contributions.... Incumbent 3rd District Supervisor Mark Lovelace raised $625, with a $500 monetary contribution from himself and $125 in contributions from various individuals who gave contributions that were less than $100.
Recently filed campaign finance forms (California Form 460s) show 1st District supervisor candidate Rex Bohn surpassing the candidates of every district by tens of thousands of dollars.... Aside from Bohn's sweep on contribution totals -- he raised nearly $94,000 -- the challengers in the 2nd and 3rd district races raised more money than the incumbents by several thousand dollars.
Fellow 1st District candidate Annette De Modena raised $1,105 in contributions, with no nonmonetary contributions. De Modena has loaned herself $13,000, leaving her with a total of $14,105 this period. Her fundraising efforts for the entire 2011 year netted $17,655. She has spent $17,412 so far. This leaves her with a current balance of roughly $242.
...Second District supervisor candidate Estelle Fennell raised a total of $31,972 with $30,598 in monetary contributions. In nonmonetary contributions, she raised $1,374.... The race's incumbent, 2nd District Supervisor Clif Clendenen, raised roughly $6,096 this period -- $5,977 in monetary contributions and $118 in nonmonetary contributions.
...Third District supervisor candidate Karen Brooks raised a total of $20,327 with $19,827 in monetary contributions.... Incumbent 3rd District Supervisor Mark Lovelace raised $625, with a $500 monetary contribution from himself and $125 in contributions from various individuals who gave contributions that were less than $100.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
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