Politics & Government
Measure I Support At 54.63 Percent, According To Latest Totals
Measure I, a $395 million bond to improve school facilities, has 54.63% support, close to the 55% it needs to pass.
PLEASANTON, CA – Updated totals from Alameda County show that Measure I, a $395 million school bond to fund facility improvements, may pass after all. As of Monday at 4:26 p.m., 8,426 voters, or 54.63%, voted in favor, while 6,998, or 45.37%, voted against. The measure needs 55% support to pass.
The Monday totals also show Jeff Nibert continuing to lead Dean Wallace in the race to represent City Council District 1 (1579-932 votes), and incumbent Julie Testa continuing to lead in District 3 (Testa has 1,606 votes; Liu has 1,246, and Yee has 775.)
Laurie Walker continues to lead the PUSD Board race, with 1,038 votes. Urvi Shah has 548 votes, and Christine Lutz has 184.
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Real-time results are below. Scroll down to see the latest totals. Totals are preliminary and not official until certified by Alameda County.
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