Election results: Local measures on track to pass
Updates will be posted as they become available.
As of 11:50 p.m. on election night, all four local measures on Tuesday's ballot are ahead.
Two of them, H and AB, for all of Sonoma County, appear poised to pass with 77% of precincts reporting.
The other two, E and O, which are specific to two Petaluma school districts, are a hair ahead of the required 55% supermajority.
The tallies so far only represent a portion of the overall votes, as many mail-in ballots have yet to be counted.
MEASURE H: 77% yes, 23% no, with 77% of precincts reporting. A two-thirds vote (66%) is needed to pass. This is a measure to renew an existing 0.125% sales tax in Sonoma County and generate approximately $15.5 million annually to protect, maintain, and improve parks of all sizes throughout Petaluma and Sonoma County, until ended by voters.
MEASURE AB: 65% yes, 35% no, with 77% of precincts reporting. A 55% supermajority is needed to pass. This is a $830 million bond to fund facility improvements at Santa Rosa Junior College.
MEASURE E: 56% yes, 44% no, with 75% of precincts reporting. A 55% supermajority is needed to pass. This is a $16 million bond to fund facility improvements in Petaluma's Waugh School District.
MEASURE O: 56% yes, 44%, with 54% of precincts reporting. A 55% supermajority is needed to pass. This is a $48 million bond to fund facility improvements in Petaluma's Old Adobe Union School District.
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