In District 2, incumbent Jesus Sanchez is leading Ray Mendoza by nearly 5 percent, but Sanchez was hesitant to make any predictions about the final result. "I want to hear the fat lady sing," he said. "I don't count my chickens before the hatch.
" In District 5, Jaime Olivas is ahead of Liza Montelongo by nearly 2 percent. Blaine received about 64 percent of the vote as compared with the 36 percent received by challenger for the District 2 spot, Rafael Hernando III. "I am just ecstatic.
It really means a lot to me," Blaine said. "It's really a confirmation for me that my constituents are pleased with the job I am doing and want me to continue doing it." In
Guerra is ahead about 53 percent to Gandara's 47 percent. "If I'm ahead, I'll take it," Guerra said. "The whole campaign has been positive.
" Erica Molina Johnson may be reached at emolina@elpasotimes.com; 546-6132.
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