Incumbent trustees Adrienne Grey and Robert Owens appeared to have been re-elected to four more years on the West Valley Mission Community College District based on early election results Tuesday evening.
With 17.50 percent of precincts reporting, Grey, 54, was ahead by 6,062 votes or 70.98 percent, while her opponent, candidate Ron Bonhagen, had earned 2,478 votes or 29.02 percent.
Grey, first elected to the WVMCCD Board of Trustees in November of 2008, represents area 6, which includes portions of Campbell and San Jose.
"I feel really good about the initial results," Grey said, who serves as president of the board. "More results have to come in, but I just want to thank everyone in Campbell and in the Cambrian area for their support and I'm looking forward to serving another four years."
Grey said she enjoys working to support the community college district, which serves about 20,000 students at both West Valley College in Saratoga and Mission College in Santa Clara.
Owens expressed optimism with the outcome of the election. With 11.54 percent of precincts reporting, Owens had received 4,251 votes, or 64.45 percent compared to newcomer Ben Hernandez' 2,345 votes, or 35.55 percent.
—For complete race results for this contest, please click here.
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