Combined ballot

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President/Vice President of the United States

• Barack Obama/Joe Biden, Democratic
  8,063,473 votes 61.1%
• John McCain/Sarah Palin, Republican
  4,902,278 votes 37.1%
• Ralph Nader/Matt Gonzales, Peace and Freedom
  105,375 votes 0.8%
• Bob Barr/Wayne A. Root, Libertarian
  65,654 votes 0.5%
• Alan Keyes/Wiley S. Drake, Sr., American Independent
  39,620 votes 0.3%
• Cynthia McKinney/Rosa Clemente, Green
  37,432 votes 0.2%
• Frank Moore/Susan Block (Write-in)
• Chuck Baldwin/Darrell Castle (Write-in)
• Ron Paul/Gail Lightfoot (Write-in)
• James Harris/Alyson Kennedy (Write-in)

US Legislature

United States Representative; District 11

• Jerry McNerney, Democratic
  163,546 votes 55.3%
• Dean Andal, Republican
  132,347 votes 44.7%
• David Christensen (Write-in)

United States Representative; District 14

• Anna Eshoo, Democratic
  185,264 votes 70.1%
• Ronny Santana, Republican
  58,474 votes 22.1%
• Brian Holtz, Libertarian
  11,462 votes 4.3%
• Carol Brouillet, Green
  9,449 votes 3.5%

United States Representative; District 15

• Mike Honda, Democratic
  170,476 votes 71.7%
• Joyce Cordi, Republican
  55,369 votes 23.3%
• Peter Myers, Green
  12,083 votes 5.0%

United States Representative; District 16

• Zoe Lofgren, Democratic
  145,812 votes 71.4%
• Charel Winston, Republican
  49,196 votes 24.1%
• Steven Wells, Libertarian
  9,399 votes 4.5%

State Senate

State Senator; District 11

• Joe Simitian, Democratic
  260,961 votes 74.6%
• Blair Nathan, Republican
  89,136 votes 25.4%

State Senator; District 13

• Elaine Alquist, Democratic
  179,186 votes 71.0%
• Shane Connolly, Republican
  56,874 votes 22.5%
• John Webster, Libertarian
  16,570 votes 6.5%

State Senator; District 15

• Abel Maldonado, Republican
  215,687 votes 63.1%
• James "Jim" Fitzgerald, Independent
  126,652 votes 36.9%

State Assembly

Member of the State Assembly; District 20

• Alberto Torrico, Democratic
  99,288 votes 71.4%
• Jeffrey Wald, Republican
  39,854 votes 28.6%

Member of the State Assembly; District 21

• Ira Ruskin, Democratic
  133,736 votes 71.0%
• Annalisa Temple, Republican
  54,799 votes 29.0%

Member of the State Assembly; District 22

• Paul Fong, Democratic
  108,975 votes 76.2%
• Brent Oya, Republican
  34,159 votes 23.8%

Member of the State Assembly; District 23

• Joe Coto, Democratic
  81,139 votes 76.6%
• Mark Patrosso, Republican
  24,789 votes 23.4%

Member of the State Assembly; District 24

• Jim Beall, Jr., Democratic
  110,452 votes 66.1%
• Doug McNea, Republican
  56,686 votes 33.9%

Member of the State Assembly; District 27

• Bill Monning, Democratic
  112,183 votes 65.7%
• Robert Murray, Republican
  43,474 votes 25.4%
• Mark Hinkle, Libertarian
  15,310 votes 8.9%
• Rex Keyes (Write-in)

Member of the State Assembly; District 28

• Anna Caballero, Democratic
  84,768 votes 100.0%

Judicial

Judge - Superior Court; County of Santa Clara; Office 8

• Diane Ritchie
  275,934 votes 54.85%
• Lane Liroff
  227,150 votes 45.15%

School

Member; Santa Clara County Board of Education; Trustee Area 1

• Grace H. Mah
  47,806 votes 71.23%
• Ellen Santiago
  19,305 votes 28.77%

Member; Santa Clara County Board of Education; Trustee Area 4

• Joseph S. Di Salvo
  30,132 votes 38.30%
• Gary Rummelhoff
  24,320 votes 30.91%
• Carol Myers
  24,228 votes 30.79%

Member; Santa Clara County Board of Education; Trustee Area 5

• Anna E. Song
  40,886 votes 53.73%
• Carmen Montano
  35,216 votes 46.27%

Trustee; West Valley-Mission Community College District; Trustee Area 1

• Chad Walsh
  79,942 votes 65.7%
• Wade Ellis, Jr.
  41,673 votes 34.3%
• (27 Total Write-In Votes 0.0%)

Trustee; West Valley-Mission Community College District; Trustee Area 3 (2 Elected)

• Chris C. Constantin
  57,578 votes 33.1%
• Adrienne Grey
  52,535 votes 30.2%
• Frank Jewett
  51,677 votes 29.7%
• Kathi N. Tran
  12,003 votes 6.9%
• (16 Total Write-In Votes 0.0%)

Board Member; Gilroy Unified School District (3 Elected)

• Fred Tovar
  9,458 votes 27.58%
• Rhoda Bress
  8,317 votes 24.25%
• Mark Good
  8,265 votes 24.10%
• Jaime Rosso
  8,259 votes 24.08%

Board Member; Milpitas Unified School District (2 Elected)

• Gwan Alisantosa
  10,437 votes 44.21%
• Daniel Bobay
  7,536 votes 31.92%
• Vance Vuong
  5,634 votes 23.87%

Trustee; San Jose Unified School District; Trustee Area 1

• Jorge R. Gonzalez
  6,414 votes 69.37%
• Tim "Timothy" Fitzgerald
  2,832 votes 30.63%

Trustee; Santa Clara Unified School District; Trustee Area 2 (2 Elected)

• Albert Gonzalez
  17,876 votes 36.79%
• Don Bordenave
  12,071 votes 24.85%
• Noelani Sallings
  12,042 votes 24.79%
• Ashish Mangla
  6,594 votes 13.57%

Board Member; Campbell Union High School District (2 Elected)

• Diane T. Gordon
  36,105 votes 35.47%
• Rick Costanzo
  28,527 votes 28.02%
• Lizandro Carrasco
  18,369 votes 18.05%
• Philip Reynolds, Jr.
  11,142 votes 10.95%
• Dale I. Barr
  7,649 votes 7.51%

Board Member; East Side Union High School District (2 Elected)

• Lan Nguyen
  61,453 votes 33.13%
• Patricia Martinez-Roach
  59,354 votes 32.00%
• Eddie Garcia
  45,391 votes 24.47%
• Tim Tom
  19,266 votes 10.39%

Board Member; Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union High School District (2 Elected)

• Rosemary Rossi
  13,598 votes 37.6%
• Lorrie Wernick
  12,721 votes 35.2%
• Robert Zager
  9,838 votes 27.2%
• (10 Total Write-In Votes 0.0%)

Board Member; Mountain View-Los Altos Union High School District; 4 Year Term (2 Elected)

• Susan Sweeley
  25,245 votes 43.65%
• Phil Faillace
  18,515 votes 32.01%
• Colin Rudolph
  14,076 votes 24.34%

Board Member; San Benito High School District (2 Elected)

• Evelyn E. Muro
  19 votes 34.55%
• Joseph Gardner
  19 votes 34.55%
• Ray Rodriguez
  17 votes 30.91%

Board Member; Alum Rock Union Elementary School District (2 Elected)

• Esau Herrera
  8,968 votes 30.19%
• Dolores Marquez
  7,362 votes 24.78%
• Lalo Morales
  6,943 votes 23.37%
• Sandra C. Stattion
  6,432 votes 21.65%

Board Member; Berryessa Union School District (2 Elected)

• Richard Claspill
  7,149 votes 21.55%
• Khoa Nguyen
  6,798 votes 20.49%
• David J. Neighbors
  6,673 votes 20.11%
• Rudy Nasol
  6,421 votes 19.35%
• David S. Hernandez
  6,140 votes 18.50%

Board Member; Cambrian School District (2 Elected)

• Donald Rocha
  5,765 votes 37.47%
• Susan Pyne
  5,363 votes 34.86%
• Randy J. Scofield
  4,257 votes 27.67%

Board Member; Lakeside Joint School District (2 Elected)

• Steven Cox
  521 votes 41.6%
• Philip Nelson
  487 votes 38.9%
• Elise Stassart
  245 votes 19.6%
• (3 Total Write-In Votes 0.3%)

Board Member; Luther Burbank School District; 4 Year Term (2 Elected)

• Lorraine Garza
  495 votes 44.28%
• Blanca Diaz
  412 votes 36.85%
• John Mumy
  211 votes 18.87%

Board Member; Luther Burbank School District; 2 Year Short Term

• Doreen Hassan
  430 votes 53.95%
• Pamela Ortiz
  367 votes 46.05%

Board Member; North County Joint Union School District; 4 Year Term (3 Elected)

• Frank O'Connell
  36 votes 38.30%
• Renee Faught
  28 votes 29.79%
• Mark M. Wright
  23 votes 24.47%
• Christie Cabrera
  7 votes 7.45%

County Supervisor; Santa Clara County; Supervisorial District 2

• George M. Shirakawa
  40,253 votes 53.83%
• Richard Hobbs
  34,521 votes 46.17%

County Supervisor; Santa Clara County; Supervisorial District 3

• Dave Cortese
  56,845 votes 54.87%
• Otto Lee
  46,751 votes 45.13%

City

Council Member; City of Campbell (2 Elected)

• Michael F. Kotowski
  6,956 votes 33.87%
• Jason Baker
  5,774 votes 28.12%
• Matt Walker
  4,037 votes 19.66%
• David James Barclay, III
  3,770 votes 18.36%

City Clerk; City of Campbell

• Anne Coyne Bybee
  12,069 votes 100.00%

Treasurer; City of Campbell

• Gerald Kennedy
  11,915 votes 100.00%

Council Member; Town of Los Altos Hills (3 Elected)

• Rich Larsen
  2,564 votes 21.31%
• Jean H. "John" Mordo
  2,392 votes 19.88%
• Ginger Summit
  2,384 votes 19.82%
• Jim Abraham
  1,627 votes 13.52%
• Toni C. Casey
  1,585 votes 13.18%
• John Vidovich
  1,478 votes 12.29%

Council Member; Town of Los Gatos (2 Elected)

• Steve Rice
  7,024 votes 29.79%
• Barbara Spector
  7,018 votes 29.77%
• Michael Kane
  4,923 votes 20.88%
• Peggy Dallas
  4,612 votes 19.56%

Mayor; City of Milpitas

• Bob Livengood
  11,829 votes 63.95%
• Craig Donnelly
  6,669 votes 36.05%

Council Member; City of Milpitas (2 Elected)

• Pete "Primo" McHugh
  10,550 votes 37.44%
• Debbie Giordano
  7,654 votes 27.16%
• Heidi Pham
  6,775 votes 24.04%
• Ola Robert Hassan
  3,198 votes 11.35%

Council Member; City of Monte Sereno (2 Elected)

• Susan Garner
  1,173 votes 51.38%
• Lana Malloy
  1,110 votes 48.62%

Mayor; City of Morgan Hill

• Steve Tate
  12,665 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Morgan Hill (2 Elected)

• Larry Carr
  7,883 votes 37.53%
• Marilyn Librers
  7,142 votes 34.00%
• Mark Grzan
  5,979 votes 28.47%

City Clerk; City of Morgan Hill

• Irma Torrez
  12,390 votes 100.00%

Treasurer; City of Morgan Hill

• Michael J. Roorda
  11,864 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Mountain View (4 Elected)

• Laura Macias
  13,764 votes 17.72%
• Tom Means
  11,826 votes 15.22%
• Mike Kasperzak
  10,717 votes 13.79%
• John Inks
  10,583 votes 13.62%
• John R. McAlister
  7,932 votes 10.21%
• Chris Clark
  7,604 votes 9.79%
• Alicia Crank
  6,443 votes 8.29%
• Tracy Gordon
  4,608 votes 5.93%
• Diana Wang
  4,219 votes 5.43%

Council Member; City of San Jose; Council District 2

• Ash Kalra
  15,639 votes 54.43%
• Jacquelyn "Jackie" Adams
  13,095 votes 45.57%

Council Member; City of San Jose; Council District 8

• Rose Herrera
  17,383 votes 51.88%
• Pat Waite
  16,125 votes 48.12%

Council Member; City of Santa Clara; Seat 3

• Will Kennedy
  17,941 votes 57.88%
• Mary Emerson
  8,603 votes 27.75%
• Mario Bouza
  4,453 votes 14.37%

Council Member; City of Santa Clara; Seat 4

• Kevin Moore
  26,021 votes 100.00%
• Karen L. Hardy (Write-in)

Council Member; City of Santa Clara; Seat 6

• Jamie L. Matthews
  19,177 votes 63.28%
• Brian P. Lowery
  11,127 votes 36.72%

Council Member; City of Santa Clara; Seat 7

• Jamie McLeod
  18,278 votes 59.53%
• Chuck Blair
  8,283 votes 26.98%
• Ciaran Gerard O'Donnell
  4,141 votes 13.49%

City Clerk; City of Santa Clara

• Rod Diridon, Jr.
  27,293 votes 100.00%

Chief of Police; City of Santa Clara

• Steve Lodge
  27,824 votes 100.00%

Council Member; City of Saratoga (2 Elected)

• Howard Miller
  8,029 votes 31.08%
• Susie V. Nagpal
  7,247 votes 28.05%
• Aileen Kao
  5,954 votes 23.05%
• Emily Lo
  4,605 votes 17.82%

Special District

Santa Clara County Open Space Authority Director; District 1

• Alex Kennett
  27,209 votes 74.51%
• Shanna Boigon
  9,307 votes 25.49%

Santa Clara County Open Space Authority Director; District 7

• Kalvin Gill
  30,942 votes 68.91%
• Cy Mann
  13,958 votes 31.09%

Proposition 1A Safe, Reliable High-Speed Passenger Train
Pass: 6,512,189 / 52.5% Yes votes ...... 5,887,181 / 47.5% No votes

To provide Californians a safe, convenient, affordable, and reliable alternative to driving and high gas prices; to provide good-paying jobs and improve California's economy while reducing air pollution, global warming greenhouse gases, and our dependence on foreign oil, shall $9.95 billion in bonds be issued to establish a clean, efficient high-speed train service linking Southern California, the Sacramento/San Joaquin Valley, and the San Francisco Bay Area, with at least 90 percent of bond funds spent for specific projects, with federal and private matching funds required, all bond funds subject to an independent audit?

Proposition 2 Standards for Confining Farm Animals
Pass: 8,009,556 / 63.4% Yes votes ...... 4,622,352 / 36.6% No votes

Shall certain farm animals be allowed, for the majority of every day, to fully extend their limbs or wings, lie down, stand up and turn around?

Proposition 3 Children's Hospital Bond Act. Grant Program
Pass: 6,805,649 / 55.1% Yes votes ...... 5,536,987 / 44.9% No votes

Shall $980,000,000 in general obligation bonds be authorized for construction, expansion, remodeling, renovation, furnishing and equipping of eligible children's hospitals?

Proposition 4 Waiting Period and Parental Notification Before Termination of Minor's Pregnancy
Fail: 6,071,863 / 48.0% Yes votes ...... 6,570,777 / 52.0% No votes

Shall the California Constitution be changed to prohibit abortion for an unemancipated minor until 48 hours after physician notifies minor's parent, legal guardian, or, in limited cases, substitute adult relative?

Proposition 5 Nonviolent Drug Offenses, Sentencing, Parole and Rehabilitation
Fail: 5,015,080 / 40.4% Yes votes ...... 7,407,454 / 59.6% No votes

Shall $460,000,000 be allocated annually to improve and expand treatment programs?

Proposition 6 Police and Law Enforcement Funding. Criminal Penalties and Laws
Fail: 3,728,495 / 30.8% Yes votes ...... 8,365,052 / 69.2% No votes

Shall of minimum of $965,000,000 of state funding be required each year for police and local law enforcement?

Proposition 7 Renewable Energy Generation
Fail: 4,376,814 / 35.4% Yes votes ...... 7,984,617 / 64.6% No votes

Shall government-owned utilities be required to generate 20% of their electricity from renewable energy by 2010, a standard currently applicable to private electrical corporations? Shall all utilities be required to generate 40% by 2020 and 50% by 2025?

Proposition 8 Eliminates Right of Same-Sex Couples to Marry
Pass: 6,838,107 / 52.3% Yes votes ...... 6,246,463 / 47.7% No votes

Shall the California Constitution be changed to eliminate the right of same-sex couples to marry providing that only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California?

Proposition 9 Criminal Justice System. Victims' Rights. Parole
Pass: 6,518,511 / 53.8% Yes votes ...... 5,602,596 / 46.2% No votes

Shall notification to victim and opportunity for input during phases of criminal justice process, including bail, pleas, sentencing and parole be required? Shall victim safety be a consideration for bail or parole?

Proposition 10 Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Renewable Energy. Bonds
Fail: 4,966,867 / 40.5% Yes votes ...... 7,303,418 / 59.5% No votes

Shall $5 billion in bonds paid from state's General Fund be authorized to help consumers and others purchase certain vehicles, and to help research in renewable energy and alternative fuel vehicles?

Proposition 11 Redistricting
Pass: 5,957,057 / 50.8% Yes votes ...... 5,759,932 / 49.2% No votes

Shall the authority for establishing state office boundaries be changed from elected representatives to a commission comprised of Democrats, Republicans, and representatives of neither party selected from the registered voter pool in a multilevel process?

Proposition 12 Veteran's Bond Act of 2008
Pass: 7,618,136 / 63.5% Yes votes ...... 4,385,715 / 36.5% No votes

Shall a nine hundred million dollar ($900,000,000) bond be issued to provide farm and home aid for California veterans?

Measure A Hospital Seismic Safety and Medical Facilities -- County of Santa Clara (Bond Measure - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 475,882 / 78.12% Yes votes ...... 133,272 / 21.88% No votes

Hospital Seismic Safety and Medical Facilities
To prevent state mandated shutdown of one-half of Santa Clara Valley Medical Center's beds; closure of SCVMC's trauma, burn center; and, loss of disaster response, by rebuilding, and improving earthquake safety of the hospital, meeting state seismic laws, and help replace closed medical facilities in downtown San Jose, shall the County of Santa Clara issue $840 million in general obligation bonds with independent citizens' oversight committee, annual audits, and no money for administrators' salaries?
BONDS YES
BONDS NO

Measure B BART Extension - VTA -- Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (Sales Tax - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 414,328 / 66.78% Yes votes ...... 206,103 / 33.22% No votes

To reduce dependence on foreign oil, help relieve soaring gas prices and combat climate change, shall the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority enact a 1/8 cent sales tax limited to thirty years for BART to operate/ maintain/ improve the 16.1 mile Santa Clara County BART extension, with stations in Milpitas, San Jose, and Santa Clara, connecting with Caltrain from Gilroy to San Francisco and an Airport People Mover, to be collected only if sufficient state/federal funds are secured to match local construction dollars?
YES
NO

Measure C Valley Transportation Plan 2035 -- County of Santa Clara (Advisory Vote)
376,993 / 69.73% Yes votes ...... 163,649 / 30.27% No votes

Shall the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority continue to plan, design, construct and provide transit services as described in the draft Valley Transportation Plan 2035 (VTP 2035) to be adopted by December 2008? VOTING FOR THIS MEASURE DOES NOT INCREASE TAXES.
YES
NO

Measure D Valley Transportation Authority Ordinance -- County of Santa Clara (Ordinance Amendment - Majority Vote Required)
Pass: 337,182 / 63.94% Yes votes ...... 190,181 / 36.06% No votes

Shall the following ordinance be enacted? The ordinance adopted by the people of the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority on March 2, 1976 (Measure B) and amended by the voters at the November 6, 1990 election, shall be further amended to read as follows: "It shall be the policy of the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority to submit to the 2000 Measure A Citizen's Watchdog Committee every 6 years a comprehensive transit program for review and comment."
YES
NO

Measure E Municipal Election Date -- City of Gilroy (Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 9,007 / 65.80% Yes votes ...... 4,682 / 34.20% No votes

In order to consolidate with the countywide elections and to help reduce the City's election costs, shall the Charter Section 1400 be amended to provide that the City's general municipal election shall be held in each even-numbered year commencing with the year 2010 and extending the existing Council terms by one year?
YES
NO

Measure F New Library Building -- City of Gilroy (Bond Measure - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 10,029 / 69.09% Yes votes ...... 4,487 / 30.91% No votes

"To replace the overcrowded, outdated Gilroy Library building, with a larger Library that meets current earthquake safety standards, located near public transit, City Hall and the Senior Center; provide services for a growing population; accommodate double the number of library books/materials; shall the City of Gilroy issue 37 million dollars in general obligation bonds at legal interest rates, subject to independent audit and citizens oversight with no money for administrators' salaries?"
YES
NO

Measure G Vital City Services Protection Measure -- City of Morgan Hill (Utility Users Tax - Majority Approval Required)
Fail: 5,103 / 35.22% Yes votes ...... 9,384 / 64.78% No votes

"To help protect general City services including public safety, shall the City of Morgan Hill establish a two percent general utility users' tax on the use of gas, electricity, water, telecommunications, video, sewer, and refuse hauling services, with low-income exemptions, to be reviewed by the City Council every two years and terminated if findings are not made that the tax is necessary for the City's financial health?"
YES
NO

Measure H Residential Development Control System Exemption -- City of Morgan Hill (Admendment to General Plan and Zoning Code - Majority Approval Required)
Fail: 6,909 / 49.96% Yes votes ...... 6,919 / 50.04% No votes

Shall an ordinance to exempt a total of 500 residential allotments in a 20 block area of downtown from the City of Morgan Hill's Residential Development Control System without increasing the population cap of 48,000 in 2020 and to authorize the City Council to adopt policies and procedures implementing the exemptions be adopted?
YES
NO

Measure J 9-1-1 System Access Fee Change -- City of San Jose (Ordinance - Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 217,976 / 77.69% Yes votes ...... 62,598 / 22.31% No votes

Shall an ordinance be adopted to eliminate the 911 fee of $1.75 per telephone line and replace it with a 10% reduced tax of $1.57 with a corresponding reduction for commercial-type trunk lines, to support essential City services such as police, fire, emergency response, parks, and libraries; to continue exemptions for low-income senior citizens or low-income disabled households, subject to existing audits?
YES
NO

Measure K Telecommunications Users Tax Change -- City of San Jose (Ordinance - Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 220,146 / 79.55% Yes votes ...... 56,592 / 20.45% No votes

Shall an ordinance be adopted to reduce the telecommunications users tax rate from 5% to 4.5%; to update the ordinance and apply the tax equally regardless of technology used; in order to support essential City services, such as police, fire, emergency response, street maintenance, parks and libraries; while maintaining current exemptions; subject to existing audits?
YES
NO

Measure L Fire Station Construction -- City of San Jose (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 177,607 / 64.53% Yes votes ...... 97,634 / 35.47% No votes

To improve fire suppression, emergency medical services and increase essential emergency facilities available for disaster response within the Willow Glen area, shall the City be authorized to construct a single-company fire station on up to ¾ of an acre on a portion of the Lincoln Glen Park parking lot?
YES
NO

Measure M City Park Use Agreements -- City of San Jose (Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 198,999 / 72.60% Yes votes ...... 75,093 / 27.40% No votes

To improve parks and enhance recreational opportunities through agreements that support long term financial investments, shall the City Charter be amended to allow the City Council to approve park use agreements with non-City entities for up to 25 years in parks larger than five acres, requiring that the agreements enhance the recreational purposes of the park?
YES
NO

Measure N Library Improvements -- City of Palo Alto (Bonds - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 21,894 / 69.36% Yes votes ...... 9,672 / 30.64% No votes

To provide additional space to expand library collections, add new children's and group program areas, replace outdated lighting, provide modern ventilation and air conditioning systems, ensure seismic safety and enhance disabled access, shall the City of Palo Alto issue bonds up to $76,000,000 to construct a new energy-efficient Mitchell Park Library and Community Center, expand and renovate Main Library, and renovate Downtown Library, with annual audits and independent citizen oversight?"
YES
NO

Measure O City Services and Facilities -- City of Campbell (Sales Tax - Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 10,657 / 70.54% Yes votes ...... 4,451 / 29.46% No votes

In order to maintain and protect City services and facilities, such as City streets and pothole repair, fire protection and 911 emergency medical services, police patrols, neighborhood watch and crime prevention programs, the Community Center, recreation programs, and parks, shall the City of Campbell be authorized to enact a one-quarter cent sales tax, with all proceeds placed in the City's General Fund with independent annual financial audits?
YES
NO

Measure P Christopher High School Construction -- Gilroy Unified School District (Bonds - 55% Approval Required)
Pass: 11,989 / 67.58% Yes votes ...... 5,752 / 32.42% No votes

For construction of Christopher High School, construct and modernize aging classroom, libraries, fire safety and security systems and school buildings for safe, secure and improved learning environments, upgrade electrical, heating, ventilation, roofing, plumbing, and technology systems and computer equipment, shall Gilroy Unified School District issue $150 million in bonds at legal interest rates, with mandatory audits, independent citizens' oversight, no funds for administrative salaries, and bond tax rates estimated to be lower than the combined existing tax rate?
BONDS YES
BONDS NO

Measure R School Funding -- Campbell Union High School District (Parcel Tax - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 62,903 / 79.43% Yes votes ...... 16,287 / 20.57% No votes

To restore funds cut by state government with local high school funds that cannot be taken by the state; maintain small classes, retain qualified teachers, maintain/expand academic programs including science, math, English, Advanced Placement, music, art and vocational training, shall Campbell Union High School District renew - with no tax increase - an existing $85 annual assessment for 5 years, with senior exemptions, independent citizens' fiscal oversight, no funds for administrators' salaries, and every dollar used to preserve quality education?
YES
NO

Measure S School Improvements -- Oak Grove School District (Bonds - 55% Approval Required)
Pass: 25,589 / 74.96% Yes votes ...... 8,550 / 25.04% No votes

"To provide a safe, secure, and improved learning environment for all elementary and intermediate students, improve fire safety and security systems, rehabilitate electrical, heating, ventilation, roofing and plumbing systems, construct gyms, increase energy efficiency and add solar power, make schools accessible, and upgrade technology systems and equipment, shall the Oak Grove School District issue $125 million in bonds at interest rates within the statutory limit, with a citizens' oversight committee to review expenditures and progress?"
BONDS YES
BONDS NO

Measure T School Improvements -- Evergreen School District (Parcel Tax - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 24,238 / 73.85% Yes votes ...... 8,581 / 26.15% No votes

To enhance student achievement in local schools through maintaining the class size reduction program, providing individual attention from teachers, enhancing science and math instruction, maintaining safe schools, and bringing back music and arts programs, shall the Evergreen School District assess an annual parcel tax of $90 per parcel, for five years, with citizen oversight and independent audits, an exemption for senior citizens, and no money for district administrators' salaries?
YES
NO

Measure U School Improvements -- Franklin-McKinley School District (Parcel Tax - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 13,965 / 73.60% Yes votes ...... 5,008 / 26.40% No votes

Local Elementary School District Achievement Measure. "To improve overall quality of public education and enhance student achievement in local schools by enhancing math, science and literacy instruction; ensuring small class sizes in kindergarten through third grade; retaining teachers and expanding reading, counseling and tutoring programs for at-risk students, shall Franklin-McKinley School District assess an annual parcel tax of $72 per parcel for nine years with citizen oversight, independent audits and an exemption for senior citizen homeowners?"
YES
NO

Measure V Bonds -- Patterson Joint Unified School District (55% Approval Required)
Pass: 3,963 / 66.4% Yes votes ...... 2,008 / 33.6% No votes
   3,963 (66.37%) Yes / 2,008 (33.63%) No in Stanislaus County
   Yes / No in Santa Clara County

To provide a quality education for Patterson students and prepare them for college or their career by:

• Upgrading and repairing classrooms that are more than forty years old
• Adding new technology
• Adding science and career training classrooms giving students workforce skills
• Relieving overcrowded schools

Shall Patterson Joint Unified School District issue $50,000,000 in bonds, at legal interest rates, with guaranteed annual audits, citizen oversight, and no money for administrators' salaries?

Measure W School Improvements -- Berryessa Union School District (Parcel Tax - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 18,074 / 72.52% Yes votes ...... 6,848 / 27.48% No votes

To prevent deep cuts and maintain quality education at our neighborhood schools by attracting and retaining qualified teachers; maintaining reading/math tutoring; keeping school libraries open; providing hands-on science instruction; keeping classroom technology updated; and funding programs that enhance student achievement, shall Berryessa Union School District levy $79 dollars per parcel annually for 5 years with an exemption for seniors, a citizens' oversight committee, no money for administrator salaries and all money benefiting local schools?
YES
NO