California 2008 presidential primary election results

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California's statewide ballots

Statewide propositions or candidate Results
California Proposition 91 (2008) Defeated 41.9% yes/58.1% no[1]
California Proposition 92 (2008) Defeated 42.7% yes/57.3% no
California Proposition 93 (2008) Defeated 46.4% yes/53.6% no
California Proposition 94 (2008) Approved 55.8% yes/44.2% no
California Proposition 95 (2008) Approved 55.9% yes/44.1% no
California Proposition 96 (2008) Approved 55.8% yes/44.2% no
California Proposition 97 (2008) Approved 55.8% yes/44.2% no
Clinton-Obama/the Democratic primary Obama at 42.4%, Clinton at 52%[2]
McCain-Romney/the GOP primary Romney at 34.1%, McCain at 42%,
Huckabee at 11.6%, Ron Paul at 4.3%[3]

California's local ballot issues

The February 5 elections around the state included 39 school districts asking for additional funding through local general obligation bond issues. 30 of the 39 passed with more than the 55% approval rate required by Prop 39 for their passage, for a total of approximately $3.9 billion in approved local school construction funds.

Eighteen of the thirty that passed would have failed to gain approval before Prop. 39 lowered the success threshold from two-thirds to 55%. The eighteen that passed because of the 55% threshold that would not have passed with a 2/3 threshold added $2.3 billion in new spending.

Local ballot issues Results
Pasadena Measure D (2008) Wins with 61%[4]
Los Angeles Proposition S (2008) Wins with 67%[5]
Newport Beach Measure B (2008) Wins with 52.8%[6]
City of Coronado Beach Facilities Proposition A (2008) Loses [7]
City of Coronado Lifeguard Building Proposition B (2008) Wins[8],[9]
Poway Unified School District Proposition C (2008) Wins [10]
Cajon Valley Union Proposition D (2008) Wins[11]
Rancho Sante Fe Proposition E (2008) Wins [12]
Alameda County Measure A (2008) Loses with 41%[13]
Alameda County Measure B (2008) Polls ordered open 'til 10:00 p.m.
Alameda County Measure E (2008) Polls ordered open 'til 10:00 p.m.
Alameda County Measure G (2008) Passes[14]
San Gabriel Unified School District A (2008) Wins[15]
San Francisco Proposition A (2008) Winning with 64%[16]
San Francisco Proposition B (2008) Winning with 62%[17]
San Francisco Proposition C (2008) (Alcatraz peace center) Losing with 27%[18]
San Mateo County Measure B (2008) Winning[19]
Dry Creek Joint School District (February 2008) Passed
Contra Costa Measure A (2008) Passed
Contra Costa Measure B (2008) Passed
City of Sanger Sales Tax (2008)
City of Arcata Measure A (2008)
Manila Measure B (2008)
El Cerito Measure A (2008) Winning[20]
Richmond Measure B (2008) Winning[21]
East Side Union High School Measure D (2008) Winning[22]
Santa Clara Measure A (2008) Winning[23]
Santa Clara Measure B (2008) Winning[24]
Majority of local school measures winning[25] -

Blogs covering the California primary and ballot propositions

References

  1. ↑ Vote returns; California ballot propositions
  2. ↑ Presidential vote returns
  3. ↑ GOP voting returns
  4. ↑ Local measures leading in early returns
  5. ↑ Measure "S" still leaves L.A. short
  6. ↑ Official results
  7. ↑ Coronado residents vote down Prop. A, approve B
  8. ↑ Official vote tallies
  9. ↑ Coronado beach measure close in absentee tally
  10. ↑ Coronado beach measure close in absentee tally
  11. ↑ Coronado beach measure close in absentee tally
  12. ↑ Coronado beach measure close in absentee tally
  13. ↑ Alameda County voters reject Children's Hospital property tax'
  14. ↑ Alameda County voters reject Children's Hospital property tax'
  15. ↑ Election results
  16. ↑ S.F. park bond, police pension measure winning
  17. ↑ S.F. park bond, police pension measure winning
  18. ↑ S.F. voters poised to reject proposal for Alcatraz peace center
  19. ↑ Local tax measures winning in early returns
  20. ↑ Local tax measures winning in early returns
  21. ↑ Local tax measures winning in early returns
  22. ↑ East Side voters approving bond measure to renovate high schools
  23. ↑ Voters in Santa Clara, Los Gatos weigh in on land-use measures
  24. ↑ Voters in Santa Clara, Los Gatos weigh in on land-use measures
  25. ↑ Majority headed to victory
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