School Board elections result in three new members

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David Jaimes.

The Tigard-Tualatin School District saw the election of a trio of new board members on May 18. 

In a three-way race for the Position 1 seat, David Jaimes came out on top with 4,892 votes, or 41.71 percent of the total. He defeated Donna Kreitzberg (3,499 votes, 29.83 percent) and Amy Zuckerman (3,300 votes, 28.14 percent). 

Tristan Kira Irvin.

Tristan Kira Irvin, meanwhile, was elected to the Position 3 seat with 6,087 votes, or 53.66 percent, defeating Octavio Gonzalez, who garnered 5,216 votes, or 45.98 percent. 

Marvin Lynn.
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Finally, Marvin Lynn won election to the Position 5 seat, taking 96.74 percent of the vote (8,468) after running unopposed. 

The Tigard Water District also will have two new members, as Jeff Moeggenberg and Bill Tichy both earned over 98 percent of the vote after having no opposition. 

The same dynamic played out in the races for three seats on the Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue District’s Board of Directors, where Bob Wyffels, Clark Balfour and Gordon Hovies all were elected after running without an opponent.

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Josh Kulla is a writer and photographer with experience reporting on city, county and state government, as well as photographing news, sports and events, across the Portland metropolitan area. In his spare time, he can be found photographing Northwest landscapes.