Tagliaboschi continues to lead with 17 votes in Yountville mayor’s race
Joe Tagliaboschi continues to lead Marjorie Mohler in Yountville’s mayoral race as ballot counting continues following the Nov. 3 election.
Napa County’s latest unofficial results, released late in the day on Nov. 10, showed Tagliaboschi with 449 votes or 50.96% to Mohler’s 432 votes or 49.04%.
Incumbents Hillery Bolt Trippe and Robin McKee are leading the race for two Town Council seats with 385 and 377 votes, respectively. Jill Turner follows with 295, Matthew Chrzanowski with 286 and Jessi Bugden with 83. Write-in totals will later be reported in the final statement of vote, according to Registrar of Voters John Tuteur.
Measure Y has received 737 yes votes or 81.89%, and 163 no votes. Countywide, Measure B has received 24,018 yes votes or 63.50%, and 13,806 no votes.
“Napa County voters continued the trend of waiting until the final days to cast their ballot,” said Tuteur. “Our fourth unofficial post-election night results on November 10, 2026, contains approximately 71 % of all ballots cast, which means that turnout might reach between 64 and 65 % for this election.”
As of Nov. 10, the Napa County Election Division estimates there are still at least 17,500 ballots to be counted, consisting of 16,000 ballots ready to be counted, 474 same-day registration ballots, 10 provisional ballots and 1,500 ballots that were damaged, challenged for no signature or mismatched signature on the return envelope. These challenged ballots can be corrected until Wednesday, Nov. 25.
Additional results will be released at least twice a week until the election is certified no later than Dec. 3. No contest is decided until final certified results are released upon completion of the required manual tally of ballots to confirm the accuracy of the tabulation process.
In the 4th Congressional District, a separate preliminary tally showed challenger Eric Jones continues to lead incumbent Rep. Mike Thompson.