San Jose

Final Election Results: Oakland Voters Affirm Commitment to Equitable Democracy and Reimagining Public Safety Oakland Rising Action Celebrates Victories for Working-class, Immigrant, Black and Brown Oaklanders

December 09, 2022
Oakland Rising Action’s Press Release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 29, 2022 CONTACT:  liz suk, Executive Director, Oakland Rising A…

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Cindy Chavez

Lost with No 51.21% Yes 48.79%
Cindy Chavez is a longtime labor and community ally with a history of partnering with grassroots organizations that represent working families and has…

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Peter Ortiz

Won with 54.82%
Peter Ortiz is a lifelong San Jose resident and has dedicated his life to uplifting the people of East San Jose as an educator, business mentor, and e…

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Measure T – Raise Funds for Schools Through Bond

Won with 69.12%
Admittedly, bonds are a regressive way to raise funds that saddle the public with debt and bring Wall Street into managing our democracy, and we would…

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Measure S – Raise Funds for Schools Through Bond

Won with 71.28%
Admittedly, bonds are a regressive way to raise funds that saddle the public with debt and bring Wall Street into managing our democracy, and we would…

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Measure R – Raise Funds for Schools Through Bond

Won with 63.10%
Admittedly, bonds are a regressive way to raise funds that saddle the public with debt and bring Wall Street into managing our democracy, and we would…

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Measure P – Raise Funds for Schools Through Bond

Won with 65.01%
Admittedly, bonds are a regressive way to raise funds that saddle the public with debt and bring Wall Street into managing our democracy, and we would…

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Measure N – Raise Funds For Schools Through Bonds

Won with 66.63%
This measure would let East Side Union High School District receive more funding through bonds. Admittedly, bonds are a regressive way to raise funds…

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Measure I – Adjust City Charter for Inclusion and Equity

Won with 58.03%
This would put several equity provisions into the city charter, including allowing non-citizens to serve on boards, making the campaign ethics commiss…

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Yes on Measure B for Fair Elections and a Just Democracy

Won with 55.48% Yes 44.52% No
Democracy works best when it reflects all our voices — no matter who we are, what we look like, or what’s in our wallet. San José has the opportu…

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No Position

Measure H – Increase Card Room Tax for City Services

Won with 72.6% Yes 27.4% No
This measure would raise card room taxes from 15% to 16.5% and allow each of the city’s two casinos to add 15 tables. The San Jose Mercury News oppose…

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