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By Joe Linton

9:13 AM PST on November 8, 2016

Today is Election Day – Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Streetsblog L.A. endorsement: Yes on Measure M.
…Looking for voting advice? Try guides at: Better Institutions (full or summary), Bike the Vote, Curbed, Santa Monica Next
…Presidental Election Could Facilitate Improving Conditions For L.A. Homeless (LAT)
…More Measure M Explainers (KPCC, LAT)
…Fake Bus Bench Ads For Celebrities Who Plan To Leave US If Trump Elected (Curbed)
…Track Transportation Ballot Measures Nationally At The Transport Politic

$6B Measure M Tunnels Could Help Notorious Sepulveda Pass (LAT)
L.A. Could Partner With AEG To Expand Convention Center (Urbanize)
Carnage: Big Rig Strikes And Kills Pedestrian In Anaheim (LAT)
…In Van Nuys Road Rage Conflict, Cyclist Takes Man’s Car, Kills Him With It (LAT)
Metro Resurfacing, Reconfiguring Several Rail Parking Lots (The Source)
Chamber Wants Planned Pasadena Union Street Protected Bike Lane Moved (Foothill Advocate)
…Project Approved By Pasadena City Council Last Night (@ColinBogart Twitter)
Glendale Expands Parking Meters Along Planned Development (Glendale News Press)
Photos Of Work To Remove Panel For New 7th/Metro Station Connection To The Bloc (The Source)
Smaller Houses, More Garages, Less Livability Development Coming To Long Beach (LongBeachIze)

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