election 2014
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CA Local Ballot Measure Results: Transportation and Land Use Propositions
Below are the “semi-official” results from local voter registrars after last night's count. Vote-by-mail ballots are still being counted, and with the low voter turnout (29.9 percent statewide), this means in some places a third or more of the ballots have not yet been counted. For some measures, this means the tide could yet turn, which is why these are only “semi-official” results.
November 5, 2014
CA Voters Vote on a Swath of Transportation Measures Today
While you're standing in line waiting for your turn to vote, be glad that you don't have to weigh in on every fiscal measure on the ballot.
November 4, 2014
Kuehl: “I don’t support anything that would delay the roll-out of the Purple Line”
It's not supposed to be this way.
May 20, 2014
Kuehl Earns Courier Endorsement for Opposing Subway Route, Shriver and Duran Respond (Update: Kuehl Touts Transit Bonafides, Says She Will Not Hold Up Subway)
(Update: This is a first. The Courier didn't get one thing wrong in its editorial, it got two things wrong.
May 16, 2014
Good-bye #RoadBond, Hello #RoadandSidewalkTax
Sustainable transportation advocates from all parts of the city have weighed in on a draft proposal to repair large parts of the city's road and sidewalk infrastructure through a fifteen-year half-cent sales tax increase.
March 19, 2014