Olema native Dennis Rodoni will serve his third term as District Four Supervisor after dominating his opponent, Francis Drouillard—a Republican candidate and engineer from Novato—in the election on Tuesday. According to the county registrar, roughly 1,340 votes had been counted from unincorporated Marin by Wednesday morning, and Mr. Rodoni clinched 75.6 percent of them. Updates will be posted in the coming days as ballots continue to be tallied.  “Today voters in District 4 reaffirmed that they welcome the steady, focused leadership I bring to the County,” he wrote in a statement to the Light. “There’s more work to be done, and I’m excited to see it through knowing that District 4 voters share my vision for a cleaner, safer, and more affordable Marin County.” Mr. Rodoni was a shoo-in for the role given the county’s overwhelmingly left-leaning population, which, according to the 2020 census, is 60 percent Democrat and just 13 percent Republican. Mr. Drouillard, who yesterday appeared to have won a seat on the Marin County Republican Central Committee, raised controversy due to his objections over the legitimacy of the 2020 election. Over the next four years, Mr. Rodoni’s largest local hurdles include tackling the acute shortage of housing in Marin, which faces a state target of adding 3,596 new housing units by 2031.