Two votes. That’s what separates former state senator Lou Correa from Andrew Do in the race to replace Do’s boss, Janet Nguyen, in the first district supervisor’s race.
| County Supervisor First District, Short Term |
| Completed Precincts: 101 of 101 |
| Vote Count | Percentage | |
| ANDREW DO | 16,202 | 39.0% |
| LOU CORREA | 16,200 | 39.0% |
| CHRIS PHAN | 6,765 | 16.3% |
| CHUYEN VAN NGUYEN | 1,620 | 3.9% |
| LUPE MORFIN-MORENO | 734 | 1.8% |
There are still a significant number of absentee ballots remaining to be counted and there will be a lot bearing yesterday’s postmark that will be counted.
It certainly appears that Vietnamese Democrats in Little Saigon stuck with Lou. We’ll continue tracking the results until a winner is declared.
exciting!
Well, I think lots of areas of OC are purplish and Asians not Hispanics are the real swing vote for either party in OC. In fact I predict more of the county will looked like this district in 15 years. The governor of Nevada came out for tax increases which means the republican Party will looked different 10 years from now as minorities enter it.