Jeremy Ball Leads James Mosby in Lompoc Mayoral Race
Councilman Jeremy Ball holds a strong lead over current Mayor James Mosby in early election results, while races for Districts 2 and 3 remain competitive.
Councilman Jeremy Ball has taken an early lead in the race for Lompoc mayor, capturing 60.8% of votes compared to 38.5% for current Mayor James Mosby, according to initial election results released Tuesday night.
The mayoral position is a two-year term selected by voters citywide. Ball currently represents District 4, covering the southwest neighborhoods of the city. If his lead holds, the City Council will need to appoint someone or hold a special election to fill the remaining two years of his District 4 term.
City Council Races
In the District 2 race, incumbent Victor Vega leads challenger Sharlameigne Segovia by just 26 votes, with 51.5% to 48.1%. District 2 covers central Lompoc.
For District 3, which includes southeast neighborhoods, registered nurse Sarah Anne Read has 62.3% of votes compared to 37% for business owner Nick Gonzales. The seat is open after incumbent Dirk Starbuck, who has served since 2010, chose not to seek re-election.
The new terms will begin in December. Final certified results will be available by December 3. For more local election coverage, visit /news.
Facts via Noozhawk.
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