Tuesday, November 5, 2024

2024 Coronado Election Results: Mayor, City Council, School Board

According to the San Diego County Registrar of Voters, 43.1% of ballots have been counted as of 8:40 p.m. Current results are below. This page will be updated as election results are tallied.

All three mayoral candidates are currently serving on the Coronado City Council. Mike Donovan and Casey Tanaka’s terms both end this year, while John Duncan is two years into his four-year term. If elected, his seat on the council will be filled either by appointment or special election.

Our interviews with each candidate are here.

Coronado Mayor

John Duncan: 2,776 votes, 46.54%

Casey Tanaka: 2,432 votes, 40.77%

Mike Donovan: 757 votes, 12.69%

Coronado City Council Member (Two Winners)

Mark Fleming: 2,349 votes, 22.60%

Laura Wilkinson Sinton: 2,076 votes, 19.97%

Amy Steward: 2,048 votes, 19.70%

Mark Warner: 1,729 votes, 16.63%

Christine Mott: 1,413 votes, 13.59%

Andrew Gade: 780 votes, 7.50%

Coronado Unified School District Governing Board Member (Two Winners)

Renee Cavanaugh: 2,974 votes, 32.21%

Fitzhugh “Fitz” Lee: 2,706 votes, 29.31%

Bill Sandke: 2,079 votes, 22.52%

Shawnee Barton Merriman: 1,473 votes, 15.96%



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Megan Kitt
Megan Kitt
Megan has worked as a reporter for more than 10 years, and her work in both print and digital journalism has been published in more than 25 publications worldwide. She is also an award-winning photographer. She holds BA degrees in journalism, English literature and creative writing and an MA degree in creative writing and literature. She believes a quality news publication's purpose is to strengthen a community through informative and connective reporting.Megan is also a mother of three and a Navy spouse. After living around the world both as a journalist and as a military spouse, she immediately fell in love with San Diego and Coronado for her family's long-term home.Have news to share? Send tips, story ideas or letters to the editor to: [email protected]

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