June 3, 2008 California election results

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• What was on the ballot, state and local
• California Secretary of State June 3 election results page

Propositions 98 & 99

Statewide propositions	Results
California Proposition 98 (2008)	Defeated with 39%, 100% of precincts reporting.
California Proposition 99 (2008)	Approved with 62.5%s, 100% of precincts reporting.

The Jeff Denham recall election

Recall election	Results
Jeff Denham recall (2008)	Denham survives recall. 70% oppose recall, support Denham.

Cities, counties and school districts

Approved

• Alameda County Measure F (2008). 6.5% utility tax.
• Alum Rock Union Elementary School District Measure G (June 2008). $179,000,000 in bonds.
• Antioch Unified School District Measure C (June 2008). $61,600,000 bond issue.
• Belvedere Measure C (June 2008). Parcel tax for city of Belvedere fire and emergency protection.
• Buttonwillow Recreation and Park District Measure F (June 2008). $4,870,000 bond issue.
• Carlsbad Charter For Municipal Affairs Measure D (June 2008). Adopt city charter.
• Central Unified School District Measure E (June 2008). $152,000,000 bond issue.
• Covina Utility Tax
• Encinitas Transient Occupancy Tax (June 2008). 8% hotel tax.
• Fort Bragg Unified School District Measure C (June 2008). $16,000,000 bond issue.
• Fremont Union High School District Measure B (June 2008). $198,000,000 in bonds
• Half Moon Bay Measure Q (June 2008). Increase hotel room tax from 10% to 12%
• Hawthorne Elementary School District Measure H (June 2008). $20,000,000 bond issue.
• Hayward Unified Measure I (June 2008). $205 million bond.
• Irvine City Council Ethical Public Service Ordinance Measure H (June 2008). Lobbying restrictions.
• Kerman Unified School District Measure K (June 2008). $24,900,000 bond issue.
• Kernville Union School District Measure D (June 2008). $6,000,000 bond issue.
• Leggett Valley Unified School District Measure D (June 2008). $1,750,000 bond issue.
• Los Gatos Unified School District Measure E (June 2008). Parcel tax of $290 for six years.
• Los Nietos Elementary School District Measure M (June 2008). $31,140,000 bond issue.
• Mammoth Lakes Sales Tax Measure R (June 2008). 1/2 cent sales tax to develop trails and parks. Approved.
• Mendocino County Measure B (June 2008). Limit marijuana farming.
• Menifee or Menifee Valley Naming Initiative (June 2008). Create and name new political subdivision.
• Mesa Park District Measure E (June 2008). Parcel tax of $45 for four years.
• Mesa Union Elementary School District Measure A (June 2008). $4,000,000 bond issue
• Mountain View-Whisman School District Measure C (June 2008). Parcel tax for 8 years, depending on size of parcel, from $127-$1,016.
• Nicasio School District Measure B (June 2008). Parcel tax of $375 for eight years.
• Northstar Community Services District Measure K (June 2008), $209.03 special tax on real estate.
• Oakland Measure J (June 2008). Extends existing utility tax to internet.
• Oak Park Unified School District Measure C (June 2008). Extend $197 parcel tax for 8 years.
• Oak View Union School District Measure R (June 2008). $3.7 million bond issue.
• Oceanside Unified School District Measure H (June 2008). $195,000,000 bond issue.
• Orinda Parcel Tax Measure E (June 2008). Parcel tax of $39 to support library.
• Pacific Grove Sales Tax Increase Measure U (June 2008). Increase city sales tax by one cent.
• Palo Alto Measure A (June 2008). $378,000,000 bond issue.
• Pismo Beach Vital Public Services Measure C-08 (June 2008). 1/2 cent sales tax for 6.5 years.
• Porterville In God We Trust Measure H (June 2008). Establishes "In God We Trust" as the city's motto
• Ross School District Measure A (June 2008). $6,750,000 bond issue.
• Ross Measure D (June 2008). Increase Town of Ross appropriations limit.
• San Clemente Shorecliffs Building Height and View Referendum (June 2008). Limit height of homes in Shorecliff.
• San Diego Measure A - San Diego Measure B - San Diego Measure C
• San Francisco Unified School District Measure A (June 2008) Parcel tax of $198/year
• San Francisco B
• San Francisco C
• San Francisco Boards and Commission Diversity Measure D (June 2008). Boards and commissions should have diverse make-up of members.
• San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Measure E (June 2008). Board of Supervisors must confirm mayor's appontments to the public utilities commission.
• San Francisco Bayview Jobs and Housing Measure G (June 2008)
• San Francisco H
• San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Measure E (June 2008). Board of Supervisors must confirm mayor's appontments to the public utilities commission.
• San Francisco Bayview Jobs and Housing Measure G (June 2008).
• Santa Ana Unified School District Measure G (June 2008). $200,000,000 bond issue.
• Santa Barbara Community College District Measure V (June 2008). $77,242,012 bond issue.
• Santa Cruz County Library Tax Measure R (June 2008). 1/4 cent sales tax for library.
• South Gate Measure P
• Spreckels Memorial District Measure S (June 2008). Parcel tax of $95.
• Sutter Union High School Measure T (June 2008), $12,600,000 bond issue.
• Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Measure L (June 2008)
• Torrance Utility User Tax Ratification and Update Measure T (June 2008). Extend utility tax.
• Tuolumne County Measure U (June 2008). Increase tax from $50 to $70 for ambulance services.
• Union City Measure K (June 2008). Extend public safety services tax for 20 years.
• Wasco Union High Measure C (June 2008). $33,500,000 bond issue.
• West Hills School Measure Q (June 2008). $11,800,000 bond issue.
• Winters Utility Users Tax Measure T (June 2008). Reduce tax rate from 5% to 4.75%, expand what tax applies to.

Defeated

• Alameda Unified School District Measure H (June 2008). $120 parcel tax.
• Ben Lomond Fire Protection District Bond Measure S (June 2008). $10,000,000 bond issue.
• Centinela Valley Union High School Measure A
• Encinitas Beach Sand Replenishment Tax (June 2008). Temporary 2% hotel room tax to pay for beach sand.
• Hermosa Beach City Elementary School District Measure E (June 2008)
• Lindsay Sales Tax Measure G (June 2008). City sales tax of 3/4 of a cent.
• Millbrae Elementary School District Measure P (June 2008). Parcel tax of $78 for five years.
• Healdsburg Unified School District Measure H (June 2008)
• Gravenstein Union School District Measure I (June 2008)
• Keyes Community Services District Measure P (June 2008). Parcel tax of $20/year for street lights.
• Lake Tahoe Unified School District Measure A (June 2008). $11 million bond.
• City of McFarland Measure E (June 2008). Utility tax.
• Napa Measure N
• San Francisco Hunter's Point Redevelopment Measure F (June 2008).
• San Mateo County Measure O (June 2008). One-eighth cents sales tax.
• San Ramon Valley Unified School District Measure D (June 2008). Parcel tax of $166 for seven years.
• Scotts Valley Unified School District Bond Measure Q (June 2008). $55,000,000 bond issue.
• Sutter County Charter Ordinance Measure R (June 2008).
• Thousand Oaks Measure B
• Yuba City Appointed City Clerks Measure S (June 2008).

Too close to call

• Aromas-San Juan Unified School District Measure V (June 2008). $18,800,000 bond issue.
• Chula Vista Voter Approval for Allowable Building Heights (June 2008). Voter approval for building heights over 84 ft.

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Blogs covering the June 3, 2008 California elections

California Conservative - California Republic - Dual Ravens - Editor's Corner - Flash Report - Foothill Cities Blog - Jamul Blog - John Seiler - Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness - NorCal Conservative - Red County - Newport Beach Voices - One Citizen Speaking - Rene's Ramblings - Scott Ivey - Searchlight Crusade - Stake Ventures- William Kramer Miss Havisham's Tea Party

External links

• Jeff Denham survives recall attempt, San Fransisco Chronicle.
• Polls Close, Counting Begins
• San Diego turnout expected at 30-40%, 6:46 p.m. reports the Union-Tribue.
• campuses Santa Ana School District voters to decide on $200 million dollar bond today, Orange County Register.
• It's election day, but voting is at a mere trickle
• Elections officials expect low turnout today in Santa Clara County
• Turnout so light it might break record

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