Candidates LeShawn Holcomb, Lauren Walters and Alena Maunder were leading in the four-way race for three seats on the Sausalito Marin City School District board of trustees in early returns.
With all precincts counted, Holcomb had 1,287 votes or 30.26%; Walters had 1,152 votes or 27.09%; and Maunder had 980 votes or 23.04%. The fourth candidate, district parent Eduardo Vazquez Rodriguez, had 834 votes or 19.61%.
Walters, a Sausalito houseboat resident and an investor, is seeking a second term on the board. He is the current board president.
Holcomb, a Marin City resident and former district teacher, was appointed in August as a provisional trustee. He is seeking his first full four-year term.
Maunder, a Marin City resident, former one-term trustee and a registered nurse, is seeking to return to the board to provide more stability. Vazquez Rodriguez, a social worker and Marin City resident, is seeking his first term on the board to help stabilize the district’s leadership and reduce turnover.