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Town Crier coverage of the 2012 Elections

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  • Los Altos Resident Missy Corbett and her son Jonah, 5, review their ballot together at the Masonic Hall in Los Altos, CA.

  • Jonah Corbett sits in a theater chair as his mom votes at Masonic Temple in Los Altos, CA.

  • Masonic Temple in Los Altos, CA is transformed for election day.

  • An elaborate background makes for an interesting setting for election day.

  • A voter completes his ballot at Masonic Hall in Los Altos, CA.

  • A voter completes her absentee ballot at a Los Altos polling location.

  • First Baptist Church Of Los Altos is transformed into a voting precinct for election day Nov. 6.<br /> <br /> Photo by Ellie Van Houtte/Town Crier

  • A voter casts her ballot at First Baptist Church Of Los Altos on Magdalena Avenue.

  • A voter casts her ballot at First Baptist Church Of Los Altos on Magdalena Avenue.

  • Voters cast their ballots at First Baptist Church Of Los Altos on Magdalena Avenue.

  • Although the vote-by-mail and provisional ballot box at Los Altos Hills Town Hall was overflowing early in the day, the Santa Clara Registrar of Voters delivered a new box to the polling precinct by 11 a.m.

  • Winne Biocini delivers her vote-by-mail ballot at the Los Altos City Hall.



  • Purissima Hills Water District Board candidates are taped on video at a forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters of the Los Altos-Mountain View Area.

  • A volunteer with the League of Women Voters of the Los Altos-Mountain View Area shows off her button and bright smile.

  • A volunteer with the League of Women Voters of the Los Altos-Mountain View Area shows off her button and bright smile.

  • A volunteer with the League of Women Voters of the Los Altos-Mountain View Area shows off her button and bright smile.

  • Yard signs populate the streets and lawns of Los Altos. Only the vote will show whether visibility impacted how people voted.

  • Yard signs populate the streets and lawns of Los Altos. Only the vote will show whether visibility impacted how people voted.

  • Candidates for the Los Altos City Council participate in a candidate forum at Los Altos High School.

  • Candidates for the Los Altos City Council participate in a candidate forum at Los Altos High School.

  • Candidates for the Los Altos City Council participate in a candidate forum at Los Altos High School.

  • Candidates for the Los Altos City Council participate in a candidate forum at Los Altos High School.

  • Campaign literature is diverse and gives voters some insight into the personality of the candidates.

  • Campaign literature is diverse and gives voters some insight into the personality of the candidates.

  • Campaign literature is diverse and gives voters some insight into the personality of the candidates.

  • Campaign literature is diverse and gives voters some insight into the personality of the candidates.

  • Los Altos city council candidate, Anabel Pelham, right, talks with voters after a candidate forum at Los Altos High School.

  • El Camino Hospital District candidates are taped on video at a forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters of the Los Altos-Mountain View Area.

  • Controversy arose when the Los Altos Pharmacy displayed campaign signs for a select group of candidates and not all candidates.

  • Los Altos city council candidate, Jan Pepper canvasses a local neighborhood in preparation for the Nov. 6 election. Only three of six candidates will be elected.

  • Los Altos city council candidate, Jan Pepper canvasses a local neighborhood in preparation for the Nov. 6 election.

  • Candidate Jan Pepper leaves campaign literature at the doors of residents who were not home during her visit.

  • Los Altos city council candidate, Jan Pepper canvasses a local neighborhood in preparation for the Nov. 6 election.

  • Los Altos city council candidate, Jan Pepper canvasses a local neighborhood in preparation for the Nov. 6 election.

  • Jan Pepper checks off the houses she visits from a voter list.

  • Los Altos city council candidate, Jan Pepper canvasses a local neighborhood in preparation for the Nov. 6 election.

  • Los Altos city council candidate, Jan Pepper canvasses a local neighborhood in preparation for the Nov. 6 election.

  • Many voters were amenable to placing yard signs in their lawns.

  • Many voters were amenable to placing yard signs in their lawns.



  • Jon Baer, one of three candidates elected to the Los Altos City Council, celebrates the completion of his campaign with family and supporters at his home.

  • Although all ballots were not tabulated until early in the morning, eager campaign volunteers eyed their iPads on election night for updates from the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters.

  • Although all ballots were not tabulated until early in the morning, eager campaign volunteers eyed their iPads on election night for updates from the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters.

  • Jan Pepper and her friends and supporters gather around a laptop at her home waiting for an update from the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters. Pepper received 26.52 percent of the total vote and is one of three candidates to be elected to the Los Altos City Council.<br /> <br /> Photo by Ellie Van Houtte/Town Crier

  • Los Altos city council candidate, Jan Pepper celebrates her election victory with her daughter.

  • Supporters and campaign volunteers gathered at Jan Pepper's home on election night to mark the end of their victorious campaign.

  • Candidate for School Board gather at First Street Bar and Grill to relax and send thank yous to supporters on election eve.

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