A voter enters the polling place at St. Francis of Assisi Church on election day in San Francisco on Nov. 5, 2024.
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The first release of vote totals Tuesday night saw San Francisco voters approving a range of local ballot measures. With healthy leads on multiple issues, the San Francisco Chronicle declared that multiple measures passed, including:
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Voters sent a $790 million lifeline to the San Francisco Unified School District on Tuesday night, voting to approve a new bond measure that would fund improvements at school buildings across the city. The measure was leading in early returns with 72.7% of the vote, which was enough for the San Francisco Chronicle to declare that the measure has passed.
The school district is facing a massive budget deficit that has forced the planned closure of schools, and even required intervention from state authorities to oversee the district’s finances.
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