Nov 2010 Election Results

NOVEMBER 2, 2010 ELECTION RESULTS LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES Proposition A (passed) Bans union-only Project Labor Agreements ...

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NOVEMBER 2, 2010 ELECTION RESULTS LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES Proposition A (passed) Bans union-only Project Labor Agreements and Creates Fair and Open Competition for County of San Diego construction projects.

Yes on A Proposition C (passed) Allows for the completion of community facilities in Pacific Highlands Ranch and surrounding neighborhoods, which were approved by voters in 1998.

STATE BALLOT MEASURES

Proposition D (failed) A sales tax in the City of San Diego with no protections for taxpayers and vital services, and no accountability for reform. Proposition J (failed) A property tax in the San Diego Unified School District with a lack of performance and accountability provisions. Vital School Construction & Modernization Bond Measures Proposition K (passed) $287 million bond - San Marcos Unified School District Proposition L (passed) $2.1 million bond - Julian Union High School District Proposition M (passed) $5.5 million bond - Dehesa School District Proposition P (passed) $44.2 million bond - Encinitas Union School District

Proposition 20 (passed) Allows the voter-approved Citizens Redistricting Commission, which already has authority to draw state legislative and Board of Equalization districts, to draw Congressional districts. Proposition 22 (passed) Eliminates the state’s authority to take funds used for transportation or local government projects and services. Proposition 24 (failed) Repeals current tax laws that attract and grow businesses and jobs. Hurts small business and stifles job growth. Proposition 25 (passed) Allows the State Legislature to pass the state budget with a majority vote (current law requires a two-thirds vote). Proposition 27 (failed) Eliminates the Citizens Redistricting Commission’s authority to draw state legislative and Board of Equalization districts and returns that authority to a partisan State Legislature.

CANDIDATES San Diego County Board of Supervisors District 4 Board of Supervisors District 5

Ron Roberts (elected) Bill Horn (elected)

City Councils Chula Vista Oceanside San Diego District 6 Santee

Larry Breitfelder Jerry Kern & Gary Felein (elected) Lorie Zapf (elected) Rocky Qualin

School Districts San Diego Unified, District B San Diego Unified, District C

Steve Rosen John de Beck

San Diego Community College, District A San Diego Community College, District C San Diego Community College, District E

Maria Nieto Senour (elected Rich Grosch (elected) Peter Zschiesche (elected)

Southwestern College, Seat 2 Southwestern College, Seat 4

Terri Valladolid (elected) Yolanda Salcido

Sweetwater Union High School, Seat 1 Sweetwater Union High School, Seat 3 Sweetwater Union High School, Seat 5

Jim Cartmill (elected) John McCann (elected) Arlie Ricasa (elected)

State Legislature Assembly District 66 Assembly District 73 Assembly District 74 Assembly District 75 Assembly District 77

Kevin Jeffries (elected) Diane Harkey (elected) Martin Garrick (elected) Nathan Fletcher (elected) Brian Jones (elected)

State Senate District 36 State Senate District 38 State Senate District 40

Joel Anderson (elected) Mark Wyland (elected) Juan Vargas (elected)

Congress District 49 District 50 District 52

Darrell Issa (elected) Brian Bilbray (elected) Duncan D. Hunter (elected)

Statewide Offices Governor U.S. Senate

Meg Whitman Carly Fiorina