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Proposition 13
Failing4,304,013 votes yes (47%)4,856,154 votes no (53%)
Authorizes bonds for facility repair, construction, and modernization at public preschools, K-12 schools, community colleges, and universities. Legislative Statute. Authorizes $15 billion in state general obligation bonds for construction and modernization of public education facilities. Fiscal Impact:...
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Measure R
Passing1,334,277 votes yes (72.85%)497,286 votes no (27.15%)
Shall the measure amending Chapter 3.79 of the Los Angeles County Code to revise the duties and powers of the Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission to investigate Sheriff-related issues, compel production of records and witnesses, review and evaluate the Office of the Inspector General's handling of...
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Measure A
Passing49,676 votes yes (50.01%)49,660 votes no (49.99%)
To maintain 911 emergency response services, police, fire, parks, improve water quality, repair streets, and maintain general services, shall a measure be adopted extending the City of Long Beach's transactions and use (sales) tax beyond 2027, generating approximately $60 million annually, at a maximum...
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Passing59,190 votes yes (59.21%)40,775 votes no (40.79%)
To provide funding for student arts education programs, community arts, music, cultural programs and organizations, local museums and theaters, and the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, and maintain other general fund programs shall a measure be adopted increasing Long Beach's general transient...
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Measure C
Failing4,637 votes yes (32.53%)9,616 votes no (67.47%)
Shall the measure to establish a general, three-quarters percent (0.75%) local transactions and use (sales) tax, raising an estimated $11.4 million annually, and ending when voters decide to do so, subject to independent audits and public reports of spending, to provide and maintain a high level of City...
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Measure D
Passing2,800 votes yes (54.85%)2,305 votes no (45.15%)
Shall the measure to maintain general City services such as 911 emergency response times, sheriff's neighborhood and school patrols; prevent thefts and burglaries; prepare for future wildfires and mud flows; protect local drinking water sources; repair streets and potholes; address homelessness; maintain...
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Measure E
Failing435 votes yes (41.55%)612 votes no (58.45%)
ADVISORY VOTE ONLY: Should the City of Avalon expand its current commercial cannabis ordinance from medical delivery only to allow for adult use/recreational delivery sales within the City of Avalon city limits?
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Failing365 votes yes (34.86%)682 votes no (65.14%)
ADVISORY VOTE ONLY: Should the City of Avalon expand its current commercial cannabis ordinance to allow for a cannabis business storefront location or dispensary within the City of Avalon city limits?
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Failing363 votes yes (35.31%)665 votes no (64.69%)
Shall a measure be adopted by the City of Avalon enacting a one-quarter percent (1/4%) transactions and use (sales) tax, generating approximately $240,000.00 annually for general City services until ended by voters?
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Measure G
Passing7,248 votes yes (64.3%)4,025 votes no (35.7%)
To provide the City of Gardena with funding available to retain experienced police officers/firefighters/paramedics; maintain 911 emergency response times, gang/drug prevention programs, emergency communications, neighborhood police patrols, youth/senior services, parks/recreation centers; repair streets/sidewalks,...
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Measure H
Passing6,499 votes yes (60.63%)4,220 votes no (39.37%)
To maintain Montebello's long-term financial stability and public safety, including police/fire/911 emergency response; protect local drinking water sources; repair streets/potholes; keep public areas safe/clean; provide gang prevention, youth/afterschool, senior, other general services; shall an ordinance...
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Measure J
Failing13,691 votes yes (37.35%)22,965 votes no (62.65%)
Shall the City Charter be amended to make the office of City Treasurer appointive?
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Failing13,662 votes yes (37.14%)23,122 votes no (62.86%)
Shall the City Charter be amended to make the office of City Clerk appointive?
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Passing27,123 votes yes (74.46%)9,302 votes no (25.54%)
Shall the City Charter be amended to allow the City Council 60 days to fill a vacancy in an elective office?
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Failing15,662 votes yes (41.64%)21,950 votes no (58.36%)
Shall the measure authorizing a local, City of Torrance 3/4¢ sales tax (to be levied only if a district sales tax measure has qualified for a ballot and may continue to be imposed only if that district measure receives voter approval), to fund municipal services, such as maintaining fire, paramedic,...
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Measure L
Passing13,822 votes yes (64.35%)7,657 votes no (35.65%)
To protect City of Lakewood's financial stability; maintain 911 emergency response/sheriff patrols; prevent property crimes, thefts, burglaries; protect local drinking water; maintain streets; repair potholes; keep public areas/parks safe/clean; address homelessness; maintain senior/disabled resident/youth/gang...
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Measure N
Failing1,749 votes yes (21.98%)6,209 votes no (78.02%)
Shall the Initiative Ordinance No. 2020-380 amending the Calabasas General Plan and Municipal Code and adopting a new Specific Plan allowing up to 161 new market-rate apartment units, within an existing 600-unit apartment complex at 3831 North Orchid Lane, Calabasas, CA, requiring at least ten percent...
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Measure P
Passing9,350 votes yes (56.99%)7,055 votes no (43.01%)
To maintain and improve public safety services and 911 emergency response; repair streets and potholes; help protect local drinking water sources; address homelessness; keep public areas safe and clean; maintain gang prevention, parks, youth afterschool programs, services for seniors, individuals with...
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Measure T
Passing3,356 votes yes (64.83%)1,821 votes no (35.17%)
Shall the office of City Treasurer be appointed, with the first appointment to be made upon the earlier of (i) the expiration of the term of office of the person elected to serve as City Treasurer at the March 3, 2020 General Municipal Election; or (ii) a vacancy in such office?
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Measure W
Passing12,048 votes yes (57.22%)9,007 votes no (42.78%)
To provide the City of Whittier with funding available to hire/retain police officers to reduce crime/gangs/drugs/graffiti; reduce 911 response times; address homelessness; increase neighborhood/park/business patrols; maintain streets, sidewalks, parks, senior services, afterschool programs, and provide...
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Measure Y
Passing4,324 votes yes (71.38%)1,734 votes no (28.62%)
To maintain City of Paramount public safety; gang prevention, youth/afterschool programs; neighborhood Sheriff patrols; protect local clean drinking water supplies; address homelessness; repair streets/potholes; maintain storm drains/prevent flooding; clean up illegal dumping; make public areas safe/clean,...
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Measure Z
Passing4,651 votes yes (62.32%)2,812 votes no (37.68%)
To maintain City of Azusa police, firefighter and paramedic staffing levels, 9-1-1 emergency response services, gang enforcement and neighborhood patrols; address homelessness to maintain public health/safety; repair parks, library, community centers; and maintain graffiti removal, senior services including...
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Measure AA
Failing1,287 votes yes (49.05%)1,337 votes no (50.95%)
Shall a measure be adopted establishing a 3/4% transactions and use (sales) tax providing approximately $2,200,000 annually until ended by voters, to fund general City services, such as public safety, parks and recreation services, maintaining public infrastructure like streets, sidewalks, parks and...
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Failing1,210 votes yes (46.43%)1,396 votes no (53.57%)
Shall a measure be adopted amending the Artesia Municipal Code to increase the Transient Occupancy Tax rate from 12.5% to 15%, providing approximately $84,000 in additional annual revenue until ended by voters to maintain general City services such as public safety, parks and recreation services, maintaining...
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Measure AL
Passing9,025 votes yes (63.66%)5,152 votes no (36.34%)
To protect City of Alhambra's long-term financial stability; maintain fire, police, emergency response/school safety; preventing thefts/burglaries; repairing streets/potholes; recruit/retain well-trained police/firefighters; keep public areas safe/clean; maintain gang prevention, afterschool and senior...
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Measure CC
Passing10,863 votes yes (76.93%)3,257 votes no (23.07%)
Shall the measure to maintain 911 emergency response services by retaining firefighters/police officers/paramedics; addressing homelessness; fixing potholes/streets; maintaining storm drains, parks, after-school programs, senior services, and other general fund services, by continuing the voter approved...
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Measure GG
Failing3,128 votes yes (31.01%)6,959 votes no (68.99%)
Shall the proposition imposing a general three-quarter cent transactions and use tax (sales tax) raising approximately $4,000,000 each year to pay for general municipal services be adopted?
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Failing3,814 votes yes (38.74%)6,031 votes no (61.26%)
Shall the Advisory Proposition advising the City of Monterey Park regarding expenditure of revenue resulting from a 3/4 sales tax increase be adopted?
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Measure HG
Passing1,008 votes yes (60.72%)652 votes no (39.28%)
To keep local sales tax dollars in Hawaiian Gardens to maintain public safety; fix potholes/streets; maintain senior services; after school programs; improve City parks; and provide the ability to provide City services in the event other revenue sources disappear, shall the measure authorizing a three-quarters-cent...
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Measure LV
Passing5,664 votes yes (54.36%)4,755 votes no (45.64%)
To maintain funding for general city services in La Verne, including: 9-1-1 emergency response, fire protection, paramedics, police patrols, gang, drug and crime prevention, street maintenance, pothole repair and removing graffiti, shall an ordinance establishing a 0.75% local sales tax until ended by...
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Measure MJ
Passing2,000 votes yes (54.44%)1,674 votes no (45.56%)
Shall the City ban marijuana storefront dispensaries and all other cannabis business activities in the City?
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Measure PC
Passing7,680 votes yes (71.48%)3,064 votes no (28.52%)
To fund El Monte public safety, parks, recreation, and youth programs including: after-school programs; youth recreation; addiction prevention; community policing; and park improvements, shall a gross receipts tax be adopted for cannabis businesses up to 9% for retail, up to 6% for cultivation and manufacturing,...
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Measure SD
Failing3,479 votes yes (38.52%)5,552 votes no (61.48%)
To preserve San Dimas' long-term financial stability; maintain emergency response, neighborhood sheriff patrols; prevent thefts/burglaries; protect/clean local water sources; keep public areas safe/clean; repair streets/potholes; maintain senior, youth/afterschool services/other general services; shall...
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Measure SG
Passing3,970 votes yes (64.33%)2,201 votes no (35.67%)
To maintain City of San Gabriel's fire, police/911 response; prevent thefts/burglaries; keep public areas safe/clean; recruit/retain will-trained police, firefighters/paramedics; repair streets/potholes; attract/retain local businesses; maintain senior services, youth programs, parks, other general services/aging...
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Measure TT
Failing1,610 votes yes (39.8%)2,435 votes no (60.2%)
Shall the measure, entitled City of Bell Transactions and Use Tax Measure, establishing a three quarter cent per dollar (0.75%) general sales tax, annually providing an estimated $1.4 million in revenue, until ended by voters, with funds being deposited into the City's General Fund for police, streets,...
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Measure WC
Failing4,140 votes yes (20.03%)16,529 votes no (79.97%)
Shall the ordinance establishing a three-quarter percent (0.75%) local sales tax (transactions and use tax) that will raise approximately $9.7 million annually for the City's general fund until ended by voters and establishing an Oversight Committee, be adopted?
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Measure V
Failing11,966 votes yes (54.6%)9,969 votes no (45.4%)
To locally fund upgrades for safe/modern schools; enhance instructional technology, college/career readiness in math, science, technology, engineering, arts; improve safety, security, emergency/fire systems; repair, acquire, construct, equip classrooms, sites, facilities, roofs, plumbing, heating/air...
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Measure I
Failing20,318 votes yes (64.12%)11,367 votes no (35.88%)
To maintain high-quality Burbank schools by retaining excellent teachers; protecting small class sizes; and maintain/expand career/college courses, art, music, science, innovative programs, safety and wellness support, shall this Burbank Unified School District measure to levy $0.10 per square foot of...
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Measure M
Passing3,202 votes yes (69.47%)1,407 votes no (30.53%)
To improve the quality of local schools; make health, safety and handicapped accessibility improvements; modernize/renovate classrooms, restrooms and school facilities; and replace outdated heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems; shall Mountain View School District's measure be adopted authorizing...
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Measure O
Passing6,554 votes yes (73%)2,420 votes no (27%)
In order to maintain consistency and education curriculum for families, students and staff in our local elementary and middle schools with the feeder high school district, and permanently save the District nearly $250,000 annually, shall Lowell Joint School District permanently transfer its current jurisdiction...
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Measure S
Failing1,801 votes yes (41.15%)2,576 votes no (58.85%)
To maintain schools by repairing and upgrading classrooms/restrooms/plumbing/electrical/heating/air-conditioning/security/fire/earthquake safety systems; updating science/engineering classrooms; repairing, constructing, acquiring educational/athletic/arts facilities/equipment, shall San Marino Unified...
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Measure AV
Failing34,906 votes yes (50.13%)34,720 votes no (49.87%)
Shall the measure authorizing the Antelope Valley Healthcare District to issue 30-Year General Obligation Bonds, not to exceed $350 million at tax rates described in the voter guide, to keep Antelope Valley Hospital and its trauma center from closing by building a new hospital meeting California's Earthquake...
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Measure EE
Passing4,431 votes yes (60.87%)2,849 votes no (39.13%)
To continue critical renovation and modernization at District schools; modernize outdated classrooms, restrooms and school facilities; make safety and security improvements, and replace temporary portables with permanent classrooms; shall Lawndale Elementary School District issue $33,800,000 of bonds...
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Measure LC
Passing5,025 votes yes (70.67%)2,086 votes no (29.33%)
To protect quality education in La Cañada schools, attract and retain highly qualified teachers, maintain manageable class sizes, and continue funding academic programs including advanced subjects, math, science, technology, engineering, arts, and robotics, shall La Cañada Unified School District's measure...
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Measure PV
Failing8,913 votes yes (38.17%)14,439 votes no (61.83%)
To repair aging Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District sites; improve campus safety/security systems; make seismic, roofing, plumbing, electrical, air conditioning, and disabled student access improvements; update/replace bathrooms, classrooms, and science labs that support students for college/career...
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Measure SF
Failing1,756 votes yes (46.52%)2,019 votes no (53.48%)
To improve the quality of education, replace portables with permanent classrooms to meet 21st century needs, upgrade plumbing, electrical systems, improve student health/safety, construct support facilities, quality for $12,000,000 in state grants, shall Keppel Union School District's measure be adopted...
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Measure SP
Passing12,612 votes yes (69.18%)5,620 votes no (30.82%)
To provide students additional opportunities for career and academic success at local schools, including Hawthorne, Lawndale, and Leuzinger High Schools, and to optimize athletic facilities for joint use with local communities, shall School Facilities Improvement District No. 2016-1 of the Local Public...
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Measure US
Failing6,152 votes yes (42.63%)8,279 votes no (57.37%)
To improve local elementary schools by: increasing access to science, technology, engineering, math, and arts instruction; modernizing classrooms and labs; upgrading security and emergency communication systems; replacing aging portable classrooms; shall the Sulphur Springs Union School District measure...
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Measure K
Failing27,358 votes yes (47.3%)30,511 votes no (52.7%)
To upgrade, construct and equip high school classrooms, science labs, sites and career-training facilities serving Fullerton, Buena Park, and La Habra supporting college/career readiness in math, science, technology, arts, and skilled trades, improve campus safety/security, and upgrade roofs/plumbing/electrical,...
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Measure FD — Funding to improve fire department and emergency medical response by hiring more, upgrade equipment,
Passing372,726 votes yes (52.59%)336,075 votes no (47.41%)
Shall an ordinance ensuring local firefighter/paramedic emergency response, involving house fires, wildfires, heart attacks, strokes, and car accidents, to hire/train firefighter/paramedics, upgrade/replace aging firefighter safety equipment, vehicles, facilities, life-saving rescue tools, and emergency...
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