As humble as William Coniam was about the numbers not being final enough for him to be declared a winner for one of two seats on the Dysart Unified School District governing board, the numbers consistently showed him in second place after Lisa Everett to be named as the newest education leaders.
On the afternoon of Nov. 10, a week after Election Night, the numbers still showed Everett’s strong lead with 27,963 votes at 36.14%, followed by Coniam with 24,855 votes at 32.12%.
Incumbent Dawn Densmore had 24,558 votes at 31.74%. At the time, there were a total 67,833 votes cast and 49.38% voter turnout.
