Ballot: Overview —November 5, 2019 —Local Elections
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City of Brisbane
Measure B
Passed485 votes yes (68.6%)222 votes no (31.4%)
To pay for the general municipal expenses, shall the City increase the uniform transient occupancy tax, payable by transients for the privilege of occupying a hotel room, to fourteen percent (14%) of the rent?
Learn MoreMeasure C
Passed587 votes yes (82.7%)123 votes no (17.3%)
To pay for general municipal expenses, shall the City revise/increase the annual business license tax on a liquid storage facility of up to six cents per barrel delivered over the rack to such facility in the preceding calendar year?
Learn MoreMeasure E
Passed565 votes yes (80.3%)139 votes no (19.7%)
To pay for general municipal expenses, shall the City establish a business license tax on cannabis businesses in the City in the amount of up to six percent (6%) of the gross receipts of such businesses?
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Measure G
Passed3,512 votes yes (61.4%)2,205 votes no (38.6%)
San Bruno Street Repair/Local City Services Measure: Shall the City of San Bruno's measure to fund city services/facilities such as neighborhood police patrols; fire prevention services; urban wildfire protection; crime suppression/investigation; pothole/street repair; increasing parking supply; upgrading...
Learn MoreRedwood City School District
Measure H
Failed8,868 votes yes (65.6%)4,648 votes no (34.4%)
To maintain quality education in Redwood City with local funding that cannot be taken by the State, to attract and retain highly qualified teachers; support quality reading and writing programs; maintain science, technology, engineering and math instruction; and reduce class sizes in kindergarten and...
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Measure I
Passed4,276 votes yes (74%)1,499 votes no (26%)
To maintain quality education in Coastside schools without increasing taxes; preserve strong academic programs in reading, writing, science, technology, engineering, arts, math; retain qualified teachers/staff; prepare students for college and careers; and maintain school safety and security; shall a...
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