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Chappelle Griffin Wins Victor Valley College District 3

Chappelle M. Griffin Takes the Lead in Victor Valley College Board Race! With 40.83% of the votes, Griffin is poised to win, leaving opponents in the dust. But will unprocessed ballots change the game?

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November 5, 2025 Election Results

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Victorville, California (High Desert News Online) – Race for the Victor Valley Community College District Governing Board Trustee Area 3. As of 2:00pm November 9, 2024, the total number of ballots counted were 487,794 with 269,700 unprocessed and 20,500 challenged ballots / left to cure (noncomparable signature on identification envelope or unsigned identification envelope and first-time federal voter).

The latest vote counts are as follows:

As of 2:00pm November 9, 2024, the total number of ballots counted were 487,794 with 269,700 unprocessed and 20,500 challenged ballots / left to cure (noncomparable signature on identification envelope or unsigned identification envelope and first-time federal voter).

Ken Bucnis: 3,365 votes (21.08%)

Chappelle M. Griffin: 6,533 votes (40.83%)

Rony E. Lara: 3,641 votes (22.76%)

Terrance Stone: 2,460 votes (15.38%)

These figures are based on the most recent data from the San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters.

Campaign Strategies Leading to Current Standings

Each candidate employed distinct strategies to engage voters and secure their current positions:

Ken Bucnis: Leveraged his background in education to emphasize a platform focused on academic excellence and fiscal responsibility. His campaign utilized community forums and social media outreach to connect with constituents.

Chappelle M. Griffin: Focused on inclusivity and student support services, advocating for programs that address the needs of underrepresented groups.

Rony E. Lara: Highlighted his experience in community development, proposing initiatives to strengthen ties between the college and local businesses.

Terrance Stone: Emphasized youth mentorship and vocational training, drawing from his background in nonprofit leadership. Stone’s campaign focused on grassroots efforts, including community events and partnerships with educational advocacy groups.

High Desert News Online feels comfortable to call this race for Chappelle M. Griffin.

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Robert Stine

Robert Stine is a senior national politics reporter for Times Media Service, based in the Washington bureau. Stine covers national politics and government, including federal policy and the political decisions made in Washington. Stine holds a master's degree in communication management and analysis and grew up in Stuttgart, Germany.

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