SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — Initial election results in El Dorado County has Brooke Laine taking a large lead over Kenny Curtzwiler for District 5 Supervisor.

Laine has 58% of the votes (4,882), and leads Curtzwiler (41%, 3,443). 

It’s tight for the three seats available on the South Lake Tahoe City Council.

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Scott Robbins is the top vote getter (15%, 1,320 votes), incumbent Cody Bass is right behind (15%, 1,318), Tamara Wallace has edged ahead of David Jinkens with 1,214 votes to 1,210 with each about 13.5% of the vote.

Joby Celafu is the only other candidate to break 10% in the initial batch of results. So far, 8,969 votes have been counted in that race. 

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Measure K, the Lake Tahoe Unified School District bond measure, does not yet have the votes to pass, there are currently 51.84% (3,222-2,962) of voters in favor. The measure needs 55% to pass.

Measure G in South Lake Tahoe currently has 62% in favor. 

Measure S which asked voters to raises the transient occupancy tax in the Tahoe area of the county is receiving 82% support and it needs 2/3 of the vote to pass.

In the race for three seats on the South Tahoe Public Utility District Board of Directors, Nick Exline leads the way with 3,619 votes, or 29%, followed by Shane Romsos with 3,166 votes and Nick Haven with 2,901. Duane Wallace has 2,636 votes.

Lauri Kemper has a large lead over Bob Grant in the race for LTUSD trustee in Area 5 with 63% of the vote (893-511).

County-wide, votes counted accounts for only 43% of registered voters. 

For county results on all races, visit here.