When Trey Apffel and Steve Fischer compete in the runoff election in May, it will be the first president-elect runoff in State Bar history, writes State Bar spokeswoman Kim Davey in an email.
The runoff is necessary because none of the three candidates won a majority vote. According to the results, Apffel won 8,304 of the 24,409 total votes, or 34 percent. Fischer won 11,058 votes, or 45.3 percent. Larry Hicks won 4,887 votes, or 20 percent.
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