"We're super excited, it shows how every vote counts," Wang said. "We do the hard work, we read the stuff. I'm really looking forward to working with (Moore). Our goal is to bring the community together."
Sinks said he is disappointed by the loss, but looks forward to serving on other nonprofit boards and contributing to the community in different ways.
The Cupertino candidates were previously separated by 65 votes, which the Register of Voters recognizes as meeting the 0.25% requirement. A recount is triggered when the margin of victory between two candidates is less than 0.25% of all ballots cast.
Moore and Wang ran on a joint platform to promote a resident first council by advocating for more fiscal accountability and responsible development in the city.
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