By Sara Beth Williams–
Citrus Heights City Council candidate Kelsey Nelson declared victory in the District 1 City Council race after receiving 65 percent of the vote with over 2,100 votes as of Wednesday evening.
Nelson is part of the local Realtors Association, President of CHANT Neighborhood Association Area 3 and is a representative of REACH. Nelson resides on the Citrus Heights Planning Commission and on the San Juan School District Standards and Curriculum Committee.
Nelson had the most endorsements listed on her campaign pages, including three members of the City Council and former Mayor Bret Daniels, who left the District 1 seat vacant after he resigned.
Election results could change as more votes continue to be counted. Sacramento County election officials are expected to issue an updated vote count on Nov. 8 at 4:15 p.m.
Council members are typically seated in December, following official certification of election results.
Citrus Heights City Council candidate Kelsey Nelson declared victory in the District 1 City Council race after receiving 65 percent of the vote with over 2,100 votes as of Wednesday evening...
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