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November 4, 2014 District Registration by Party Active Registration Total DEM REP AI AE GRN LIB PF NPP MISC *0-0 County Of Marin 80,796 26,237 3,299 9 2,064 884 276 34,897 514 148,976 *102-0 Congressional District 2 80,796 26,237 3,299 9 2,064 884 276 34,897 514 148,976 *202-0 State Senate District 2 80,796 26,237 3,299 9 2,064 884 276 34,897 514 148,976 *310-0 State Assembly District 10 80,796 26,237 3,299 9 2,064 884 276 34,897 514 148,976 *401-0 County Supervisor District 1 16,747 5,714 613 1 369 166 59 6,988 127 30,784 *402-0 County Supervisor District 2 18,998 4,991 713 3 666 202 54 7,588 94 33,309 *403-0 County Supervisor District 3 18,050 5,304 639 0 297 179 51 8,319 98 32,937 *404-0 County Supervisor District 4 13,207 3,791 520 1 450 150 50 5,509 95 23,773 *405-0 County Supervisor District 5 13,794 6,437 814 4 282 187 62 6,493 100 28,173 *501-0 City Of Belvedere 543 491 44 0 6 4 0 344 3 1,435 *502-0 Town Of Corte Madera 3,251 963 127 1 49 34 7 1,422 23 5,877 *503-0 Town Of Fairfax 3,370 358 93 0 247 32 17 1,134 12 5,263 *504-0 City Of Larkspur 4,403 1,444 163 0 86 39 10 1,921 20 8,086 *505-0 City Of Mill Valley 5,812 1,100 161 0 91 56 15 2,214 21 9,470 *506-0 City Of Novato 14,301 6,516 855 4 285 188 57 6,607 99 28,912 *507-0 Town Of Ross 681 472 39 0 8 12 1 397 6 1,616 *508-0 Town Of San Anselmo 5,157 934 182 1 180 60 13 1,787 23 8,337 *509-0 City Of San Rafael 15,660 4,902 567 2 379 163 63 6,626 106 28,468 *510-0 City Of Sausalito 2,614 760 116 0 61 32 10 1,395 16 5,004 *511-0 Town Of Tiburon 2,677 1,387 127 0 25 21 6 1,531 23 5,797 *599-0 Unincorporated Area 22,327 6,910 825 1 647 243 77 9,519 162 40,711 BDEQ2-0 Board Of Equalization District 2 80,796 26,237 3,299 9 2,064 884 276 34,897 514 148,976 CB01-0 Marin County Board Of Education 80,796 26,237 3,299 9 2,064 884 276 34,897 514 148,976 CB01-1 Marin County Board Of Education-Trustee Area 1 9,991 4,680 616 2 210 145 41 4,755 71 20,511 CB01-2 Marin County Board Of Education-Trustee Area 2 7,068 2,480 294 1 188 81 39 3,186 43 13,380 CB01-3 Marin County Board Of Education-Trustee Area 3 12,299 3,801 432 0 260 116 38 5,024 95 22,065 CB01-4 Marin County Board Of Education-Trustee Area 4 14,408 3,623 536 3 554 156 40 5,561 77 24,958 CB01-5 Marin County Board Of Education-Trustee Area 5 11,798 4,900 494 1 171 108 25 5,808 72 23,377 CB01-6 Marin County Board Of Education-Trustee Area 6 14,593 2,843 436 0 278 158 42 6,091 74 24,515 CB01-7 Marin County Board Of Education-Trustee Area 7 10,639 3,910 491 2 403 120 51 4,472 82 20,170 CB02-2 Sonoma County Board Of Education-Trustee Area 2 77 90 4 0 7 1 0 48 2 229 CC01-0 Marin Community College District 80,719 26,147 3,295 9 2,057 883 276 34,849 512 148,747 CC02-0 Sonoma Community College District -Trustee Area 2 77 90 4 0 7 1 0 48 2 229 HS40-0 Petaluma Joint Union High School District 77 90 4 0 7 1 0 48 2 229 HS50-0 San Rafael High School District 20,374 6,460 756 2 475 209 79 8,587 143 37,085 HS60-0 Tamalpais Union High School District 42,511 11,527 1,515 3 1,166 433 124 18,150 236 75,665 SCH05-0 Bolinas-Stinson Union School District 908 64 30 0 58 3 10 352 2 1,427 SCH10-0 Dixie School District 7,338 2,527 272 0 124 64 21 2,947 55 13,348 SCH20-0 Kentfield School District 4,089 1,624 175 1 65 38 6 1,784 25 7,807 SCH25-0 Laguna Joint School District 50 40 3 0 3 0 0 21 1 118 SCH30-0 Lagunitas School District 1,584 203 47 0 121 17 9 613 14 2,608 SCH35-0 Larkspur-Corte Madera School District 4,972 1,520 183 1 96 48 9 2,245 28 9,102 SCH40-0 Lincoln School District 16 38 0 0 2 0 0 16 1 73 SCH45-0 Mill Valley School District 12,096 2,502 334 0 208 126 30 4,903 61 20,260 SCH50-0 Nicasio School District 227 73 2 0 11 3 0 102 2 420 SCH55-0 Novato Unified School District 16,394 7,849 985 4 335 224 66 7,621 126 33,604 SCH60-0 Reed Union School District 4,003 2,264 206 0 37 32 10 2,224 32 8,808 SCH65-0 Ross School District 770 553 48 0 7 16 1 469 6 1,870 SCH70-0 Ross Valley School District 9,904 1,810 340 1 473 103 34 3,505 44 16,214 PDMR003 - District Registration by Party Page 1 of 3 Printed: 10/27/2014 8:28:17AM Total DEM REP AI AE GRN LIB PF NPP MISC SCH75-0 San Rafael Elementary School District 13,040 3,933 484 2 351 145 58 5,640 88 23,741 SCH80-0 Sausalito Marin City School District 3,954 914 150 0 90 47 15 1,953 22 7,145 SCH85-0 Shoreline Unified School District 1,440 311 39 0 81 17 7 491 7 2,393 SCH85-1 Shoreline Unified School District-Trustee Area 1 1,132 165 22 0 62 14 4 332 5 1,736 SCH85-2 Shoreline Unified School District-Trustee Area 2 209 64 9 0 14 2 2 92 0 392 SCH85-3 Shoreline Unified School District-Trustee Area 3 99 82 8 0 5 1 1 67 2 265 SCH90-0 Union Joint School District 11 12 1 0 2 1 0 11 0 38 CFD50-0 Novato-Pacheco Valle Community Facilities District 435 216 23 0 8 4 0 176 2 864 CSD10-0 Bel Marin Keys Community Services District 487 307 40 0 12 9 0 253 6 1,114 CSD40-0 Marin City Community Services District 881 95 20 0 9 6 4 374 2 1,391 CSD50-0 Marinwood Community Services District 1,673 578 71 0 28 22 4 727 12 3,115 CSD60-0 Muir Beach Community Services District 171 13 3 0 14 1 1 64 2 269 CSD70-0 Tamalpais Community Services District 2,394 450 63 0 45 27 7 995 13 3,994 CSD80-0 Tomales Valley Community Services District 73 12 1 0 4 1 2 32 0 125 CSA01-0 CSA #1Loma Verde Service Area 412 201 23 0 9 8 1 189 7 850 CSA06-0 CSA #6 Gallinas Creek Service Area 339 106 13 0 5 4 1 178 4 650 CSA09-0 CSA #9 Northbridge Service Area 148 84 8 0 2 1 0 54 0 297 CSA13-0 CSA #13 Upper Lucas Valley Service Area 596 200 18 0 9 2 0 211 5 1,041 CSA14-0 CSA #14 Homestead Valley Service Area 1,061 171 24 0 20 13 1 387 8 1,685 CSA16-0 CSA #16 Greenbrae Service Area 1,093 524 43 0 12 10 0 493 4 2,179 CSA17-0 CSA #17 Kentfield-Larkspur Open Space Service Area 4,204 1,676 176 1 64 38 6 1,833 25 8,023 CSA17-1 CSA #17 Kentwoodlands Police Protection District 452 300 27 0 6 5 0 230 2 1,022 CSA18-0 CSA #18 Las Gallinas Open Space Service Area 2,893 871 105 0 70 26 16 1,248 32 5,261 CSA19-0 CSA #19 Santa Venetia-Bayside Acres Fire Protection District 2,086 680 81 0 51 17 11 880 18 3,824 CSA20-0 CSA #20 Novato Open Space Service Area 874 736 73 1 17 14 3 422 7 2,147 CSA23-0 CSA #23 Terra Linda Open Space Service Area 3,743 1,210 129 0 65 29 9 1,457 21 6,663 CSA27-0 CSA #27 Ross Valley Paramedic Service Area 694 158 26 0 31 5 4 299 2 1,219 CSA28-0 CSA #28 West Marin Paramedic Service Area 4,225 721 122 0 276 41 26 1,596 27 7,034 CSA29-0 CSA #29 Paradise Cay Service Area 65 80 5 0 1 0 1 39 0 191 CSA31-0 CSA #31 Fire Service Unicorporated Marin 5,459 997 153 0 278 65 25 2,183 36 9,196 CSA33-0 CSA #33 Stinson Beach Service Area 290 29 12 0 9 0 3 110 0 453 FPD10-0 Bolinas Fire Protection District 610 35 18 0 48 3 7 239 2 962 FPD20-0 Kentfield Fire Protection District 2,134 999 103 1 31 25 0 1,016 14 4,323 FPD40-0 Novato Fire Protection District 16,400 7,869 985 4 336 224 66 7,629 126 33,639 FPD50-0 Sleepy Hollow Fire Protection District 841 401 48 0 20 7 1 351 9 1,678 FPD60-0 Southern Marin Fire Protection District 9,349 2,480 317 0 172 100 26 4,372 60 16,876 FPD70-0 Stinson Beach Fire Protection District 290 29 12 0 9 0 3 110 0 453 FPD80-0 Tiburon Fire Protection District 2,138 1,262 110 0 19 17 6 1,250 16 4,818 FL01-0 Novato Flood Control Zone 1 16,063 7,771 965 4 322 218 63 7,482 124 33,012 FL03-0 Richardson Bay Flood Control Zone 3 12,591 2,392 346 0 214 130 33 5,045 63 20,814 FL04-0 Bel Air Flood Control Zone 4 755 323 29 0 7 7 2 364 6 1,493 FL04-4 Bel Air Flood Control Subzone 4A 21 5 1 0 0 0 0 11 0 38 FL05-0 Stinson Beach Flood Control Zone 5 284 28 12 0 9 0 2 106 0 441 FL06-0 San Rafael Meadows Flood Control Zone 6 379 108 15 0 7 7 1 171 8 696 FL07-0 Santa Venetia Flood Control Zone 7 798 174 30 0 28 6 5 341 8 1,390 FL09-0 Ross Valley Flood Control Zone 9 20,438 5,708 777 3 651 211 53 8,283 105 36,229 FL10-0 Inverness Flood Control Zone 10 611 67 11 0 34 9 1 152 2 887 HOS01-0 Marin Healthcare District 64,396 18,368 2,314 5 1,728 660 210 27,268 388 115,337 LIB01-0 Marin County Library District 43,933 15,219 1,939 6 1,236 509 159 19,080 302 82,383 LIB01-1 Marin County Library District-Fairfax/west Marin 9,128 1,584 282 0 580 84 48 3,363 49 15,118 LIB01-2 Marin County Library District-Eastern Marin 26,634 10,337 1,306 4 537 335 97 11,833 198 51,281 LIB02-0 Marin County Free Library District 43,930 15,219 1,939 6 1,236 509 159 19,079 302 82,379 RD20-0 Bolinas Highland Permanent Road Division 30 1 1 0 1 0 0 6 0 39 RD40-0 Monte Cristo Permanent Road Division 51 7 1 0 4 0 1 23 0 87 PDMR003 - District Registration by Party Page 2 of 3 Printed: 10/27/2014 8:28:48AM Total DEM REP AI AE GRN LIB PF NPP MISC RD50-0 Paradise Ranch Estates Permanent Road Division 88 2 1 0 4 1 1 24 0 121 RD60-0 Ridgewood Ave Permanent Road Division 28 2 2 0 1 0 0 9 0 42 PUD10-0 Bolinas Community Public Utility District 535 31 17 0 45 2 7 206 1 844 PUD20-0 Inverness Public Utility District 347 47 7 0 17 3 1 85 2 509 REC20-0 Mesa Park 610 35 18 0 48 3 7 239 2 962 REC40-0 Strawberry Recreation District 1,271 528 43 0 16 10 2 675 6 2,551 REC40-1 Strawberry Recreation District-Zone IV 34 30 1 0 0 0 0 31 0 96 RCON10-0 Marin Resource Conservation District 1,942 471 46 0 109 21 8 728 12 3,337 SAN05-0 Almonte Sanitary District 673 118 17 0 12 6 3 282 5 1,116 SAN10-0 Alto Sanitary District 428 52 17 0 7 6 0 160 2 672 SAN15-0 Corte Madera Sanitary District 2 3,761 1,256 147 1 56 39 8 1,698 28 6,994 SAN20-0 Homestead Valley Sanitary District 1,081 174 24 0 20 14 1 394 8 1,716 SAN30-0 Las Gallinas Valley Sanitary District 9,856 3,216 371 0 188 91 31 4,022 84 17,859 SAN35-0 Novato Sanitary District 15,364
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