It would appear that Measure P passed…
Total Precincts: 52 Precincts Reported: 52 Percent Reported: 100.00 Contest # of Votes % of Total Yes 12114 50.66 No 11797 49.34
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Based on 8 precincts reporting, Alameda Measure P is losing: Total Precincts: 52 Precincts Reported: 8 Percent Reported: 15.38 Contest # of Votes % of Total No 6611 52.05 Yes 6090 47.95 Based on Alameda County Registrar of Voters data, the “No” vote on Measure P is leading 53% to 47% or 5585 NO votes to 4930 YES votes. Dear Editor: We would like to respond to the letter in favor of Measure P from Mr. Elnick, Business Representative of the Alameda City Employees Association, Operating Engineers Union Local #3. Mr. Elnick began his letter with the statement, “”With limited development potential and retail space…”. FACT: Alameda has a great deal of development and […] Dear Editor, With limited development potential and retail space, the City of Alameda must confront significant challenges to maintain a reasonable quality of life for Alamedans. The greatest challenge, notably, is acquiring adequate revenue to assure its ability to maintain streets and roads, parks and recreation areas, sewers and drains, and essential personnel and equipment […] |
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