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November 2018 Affordable Housing Revenue Measure: Election Results
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Reporting as of Thursday December 20
Current Statewide Turnout: (As counted) 64.1%
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Summary Analysis: Projected Outcomes
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Pass16
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Fail5
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Too close to call0
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Type of FundingState/ County/ City
Prop/ Measure
SummaryMechanismYes No Threshold Needed for WinProjected Outcome Notes
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureState Prop 1Raises $4 billion for supportive housing and homeowner assistance programs, including $1.5 billion dedicated to Multifamily Housing ProgramGeneral Obligation Bond56.20%43.80%50+1WIN
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureStateProp 2Authorizes $2 billion in previously appropriated funding to create affordable housing for people experiencing chronic homelessness, people with disabilities, and people living with mental illnessRevenue Bond63.40%36.60%50+1WIN
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureBerkeley Measure O Raises $135 million to create more affordable housing for low income families and residents and vulnerable populations, including veterans, seniors, local artists, the disabled, current or former foster youth, abuse victims, homeless people, and people suffering from mental health or substance abuse illnessesGeneral Obligation Bond77.48%22.52%2/3WIN
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureSan Jose Measure VRaises $450 million to create more affordable housing for working families, veterans, teachers, nurses, seniors, people with disabilitiesGeneral Obligation Bond64.01%35.99%2/3LOSS
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureSanta Rosa Measure N Raises $124 million to create more affordable housing for local workers, including teachers, healthcare workers, and farmworkers, as well as vulnerable populations, including people experiencing homelessness, veterans, seniors, people with disabilitiesGeneral Obligation Bond61.70%38.30%2/3LOSS
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureSanta Cruz Measure H Raises $140 million to provide affordable housing for local workers, including teachers, healthcare workers, service workers, and farmworkers, as well as vulnerable populations, including people experiencing homelessness, veterans, seniors, people with disabilities, and those suffering from mental or addiction illnessesGeneral Obligation Bond55.39%44.61%2/3LOSS
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureSan Francisco Measure CRaises an estimated $300 million annually in dedicated funds for affordable housing, wrap around services for the chronically homeless, and legal assistance programsTargeted Gross Receipts Tax61.34%38.66%50+1WIN
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureUnincorporated Napa CountyMeasure I Raises nearly $5 million annually in dedicated funds for affordable housing and homelessness programsTOT Hotel Tax increase (1%)70.10%29.90%2/3WIN
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureCalistoga Measure D Raises nearly $5 million annually in dedicated funds for affordable housing and homelessness programsTOT Hotel Tax increase (1%)79.64%20.36%2/3WIN
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureSt. Helena Measure E Raises nearly $5 million annually in dedicated funds for affordable housing and homelessness programsTOT Hotel Tax increase (1%)80.83%19.17%2/3WIN
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureNapa City Measure FRaises nearly $5 million annually in dedicated funds for affordable housing and homelessness programsTOT Hotel Tax increase (1%)72.07%27.93%2/3WIN
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureAmerican Canyon Measure H Raises nearly $5 million annually in dedicated funds for affordable housing and homelessness programsTOT Hotel Tax increase (1%)66.41%33.59%2/3LOSS
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Dedicated Revenue MeasureYountville Measure S Raises nearly $5 million annually in dedicated funds for affordable housing and homelessness programsTOT Hotel Tax increase (1%)74.24%25.76%2/3WIN
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Shared/Non-Dedicated Revenue
Berkeley Measure P Raises an estimated $6 million annual revenue, some of which may be used for homeless services and programsReal Estate Transfer Tax72.39%27.61%50+1WIN
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Shared/Non-Dedicated Revenue
Oakland Measure WRaises an estimated $10 million annually in dedicated funds some of which may be used for housing and homeless programs Vacancy Tax70.04%29.96%2/3WIN
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Shared/Non-Dedicated Revenue
Oakland Measure XRaises an estimated $8 million annual revenue, some of which may be used for housing and homeless programsReal Estate Transfer Tax69.48%30.52%50+1WIN
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Shared/Non-Dedicated Revenue
East Palo Alto Measure HH Raises an estimated $1.675 million dedicated to job training opportunities specific to STEM and for the construction of new affordable housingParcel Tax on Commercial Properties79.58%20.42%2/3WIN
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Shared/Non-Dedicated Revenue
Mountain View Measure P Raises an estimated $6 million annually to the city general fund, some of which may go to housingBusiness License Tax71.04%28.86%50+1WIN
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Shared/Non-Dedicated Revenue
Richmond Measure TRaises an estimated $5.4 million annually for 20 years to fund homelessness services and housing, blight and dumping elimination, and other specified programsVacancy Tax60.22%39.73%2/3LOSS
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Shared/Non-Dedicated Revenue
Santa Clara County Measure A Raise an estimated $50 million annually for the general fund, some of which may be used for housing and homeless programsSales Tax Renewal74.20%25.80%50+1WIN
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Shared/Non-Dedicated Revenue
West Marin County Measure W Raise an estimated $1.3 million annual revenue, dedicated to fire and emergency services and long-term community housingTOT/hotel tax73.57%26.43%2/3WIN
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This document provided by the Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California (NPH)
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Questions? alina@nonprofithousing.org
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