Tuesday night’s election went smoothly as voters in San Luis Obispo county elected many new faces to public office.
Cal Poly English professor Adam Hill beat incumbent Jerry Lenthall for 5th District county supervisor with 58 percent of the vote.
Hill – whose platform stressed smart growth, public safety and increasing alternate forms of transportation – thinks that voters were ready for a change.
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Two able and qualified people – incumbent Jim Patterson and candidate Debbie Arnold – are vying for the 5th District seat on the County Board of Supervisors.
Patterson and Arnold both have specific areas of concern they would like to pursue to better the community.
After 19 years at the helm of San Luis Obispo County’s 1st District seat, incumbent Harry Ovitt faces stiff competition from Paso Robles Mayor Frank Mecham. With two years of experience as a Paso Robles planning commissioner, another two years as a city council member and 16 years as Paso Robles mayor, Mecham may be ready to move on to the county level.