The International Federation of Professional and
Technical Engineers Local 21, AFL‑CIO
Executive Committee Officer Elections
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the election, please contact the ElectionCommittee@ifpte21.org.
The Election Committee consists of the following Local 21 members: Carletta Starks, Election Chair, Tedman Lee, Adam Down, Ken Feliciano, Rosie Scott, and Al Lujan. Election Committee Members Bios.
Date: January 10, 2018
To: Local 21 Members
From: The Election Committee
Subject: Executive Committee Officer Election
On January 10, 2018, the California Elections Company (CEC) and the Election Committee conducted the vote count for the runoff election for the San Francisco Vice President race. Official voting record for runoff. On December 1, 2017, the Election Committee sent a notice and results for all of the other executive offices. Official voting record for general election. Following is a complete list of the executive committee winners.
President
Gus Vallejo
Executive Vice President
Sue Guest
Vice President for San Francisco
Rinaldi Wibowo
Vice President for the East Bay
Cheryl Penick
Vice President for Oakland
Anthony Reese
Vice President for the South Bay
Ananth Prasad
Vice President for Membership & Organization
Peter Luong
Vice President for Legislative and Political Action
Larry Griffin
Vice President At-Large
Eileen Housteau
Secretary
Jenna Castro
Treasurer
Moses Corrette
All offices were simultaneously elected as a Delegate to the International Union Convention. The officers will be installed at the Local 21 Delegate Assembly on January 27, 2018.
The Election Committee consists of the following Local 21 members: Carletta Starks, Election Chair, Tedman Lee, Al Lujan, Adam Down, Ken Feliciano, and Rosie Scott.
Date: January 10, 2018
To: City and County of San Francisco Members
From: The Election Committee
Subject: San Francisco Vice President Runoff Election
On January 10, 2018, the California Elections Company (CEC) and the Election Committee conducted the vote count for the runoff election for the San Francisco Vice President race. Official Voting Record. Final results are as follows:
Runoff Results for Vice President for San Francisco
Candidates are listed in order of the number of votes they received. To win, a candidate must receive a majority of the votes cast in the race. (* = winner of race)
Rinaldi Wibowo* 385 54.4%
Danielle Harris 322 45.5%
San Francisco Vice President (SFVP) Runoff Election
No candidate received a majority of the votes, therefore, this race requires a runoff election between the top two candidates.
Vice President for San Francisco Candidates
Election Guide for SFVP Runoff
Rinaldi Wibowo, City and County of San Francisco, Project Manager/Associate Engineer SFO Airport, Professional Engineers Chapter
Danielle J. Harris, City and County of San Francisco- Municipal Transportation Agency, Senior Transportation Planner, Planners and Environmental Specialists Chapter
Executive Committee Officer Election Results
Date: December 1, 2017
To: Local 21 Members
From: The Election Committee
Subject: Executive Committee Officer Election Results
The Election Committee would like to announce the results for the Executive Officer election. The Election Committee consists of the following Local 21 members: Carletta Starks, Election Chair, Tedman Lee, Al Lujan, Adam Down, Ken Feliciano, and Rosie Scott.
Contested races with voting results are included first and uncontested races follow. Official Voting Report.
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Contested Races
Candidates are listed in order of the number of votes they received. To win, a candidate must receive a majority of the votes cast in the race. (* = winner of race)
Unionwide Races
President & Delegate to International Union Convention
Gus Vallejo * 486 57.4%
Dean Coate 360 42.5%
Vice President for Membership & Organization & Delegate to International Union Convention
Peter Luong * 506 60.1%
David Herring 336 39.9%
Secretary & Delegate to International Union Convention
Jenna Castro * 495 60.0%
Gloria Lucas Davis 330 40.0%
Regional Races
Vice President for San Francisco & Delegate to International Union Convention
Danielle Harris 226 46.6%
Rinaldi Wibowo 133 27.4%
Jo Elias Jackson 125 25.8%
[No candidate received a majority of the votes, therefore, this race requires a runoff election between the top two candidates. Additional details will follow.]
Vice President for the East Bay & Delegate to International Union Convention
Cheryl Penick * 108 71.5%
Maurica Epperson 43 28.4%
Vice President for Oakland & Delegate to International Union Convention
Anthony Reese * 105 58.9%
Renee Sykes 73 41.0%
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Uncontested Races
Unionwide Races
Executive Vice President & Delegate to International Union Convention
Sue Guest *
Vice President for Legislative and Political Action & Delegate to International Union Convention
Larry Griffin *
Vice President At-Large & Delegate to International Union Convention
Eileen Housteau *
Treasurer & Delegate to International Union Convention
Moses Corrette *
Regional Race
Vice President for the South Bay & Delegate to International Union Convention
Ananth Prasad *
Announcement of Nominating Committee Candidates
Executive Committee Resolution for Chapter Meetings
- Key Dates
o May 20: Election of Union Officer Election Committee
o July 27: EC Appoints Nominating Committee
o August 11: Notice of Election
o September 5: Deadline for Nominations to Nominating Committee (now closed)
o October 10: Deadline for Nomination Petitions (now closed)
o October 10: Cutoff for Member Eligibility (now closed)
o November 9: Date of Election (ballots were mailed)
o November 30: Deadline for Ballots (now closed)
o December 1: Vote Count (now closed)
Meet the Candidates
President
Gus Vallejo, City and County of San Francisco- Employees’ Retirement System, 1054 – IS Business Analyst-Principal, Information Technology Professionals Chapter
Dean Coate, City and County of San Francisco- Municipal Transportation Agency, IS Business Analyst, Information Technology Professionals Chapter
Executive Vice President
- Sue Guest, Contra Costa County, Public Health Nurse Program Manager, Contra Costa County Chapter
Vice President for San Francisco
Rinaldi Wibowo, City and County of San Francisco, Associate Engineer, Professional Engineers Chapter
Danielle J. Harris, City and County of San Francisco- Municipal Transportation Agency, Senior Transportation Planner, Planners and Environmental Specialists Chapter
Jo Elias-Jackson, City and County of San Francisco, IS Business Analyst-Principal, Information Technology Professionals Chapter
Vice President for the East Bay
Cheryl Penick, City of Hayward, Librarian I, Hayward Chapter
Maurica Epperson, Alameda County Social Services, Supervising Eligibility Technician I, Alameda County Social Services- PACE Chapter
Vice President for Oakland
Anthony J. Reese, City of Oakland, Real Estate Agent, Oakland Engineers & Architects
Renee Sykes, City of Oakland, Neighborhood Services Coordinator, Oakland Administrative & Professionals (A & W Chapter)
Vice President for the South Bay
- Ananth Prasad, Santa Clara County, Senior Civil Engineer, Santa Clara County Engineers and Architects Chapter
Vice President for Membership & Organization
Peter Luong, City and County of San Francisco, 5241 Engineer, Professional Engineers Chapter
David Herring, City and County of San Francisco, Senior Housing Inspector, Health & Safety Professionals Chapter
Vice President for Legislative and Political Action
- Larry Griffin, City and County of San Francisco, Contract Compliance Officer I, At-Large Chapter
Vice President At-Large
- Eileen Housteau, City and County of San Francisco, Principal Administrative Analyst, Administrative Analysts & Personnel Professionals Chapter
Secretary
Gloria Lucas-Davis, City and County of San Francisco-Department of Public Health, 1942 Assistant Materials-Software Purchasing Coordinator, Purchasers Chapter
Jenna Castro, City and County of San Francisco, Associate Engineer, Professional Engineers Chapter
Treasurer
- Moses Corrette, City and County of San Francisco, Planner III, Planners & Environmental Specialists Chapter
* In accordance with the Election Guidelines candidate names will appear on the ballot in the order they were drawn out of an envelope (we used random drawing rather than alphabetical order to determine placement).
