SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Measure O seeks to raise $415 million to fund the Sacramento Metro Fire District. If approved, the measure would increase property taxes by approximately $19 per $100,000 of assessed value.
Funds would go to updating fire and emergency services equipment, fire stations and emergency vehicles. A citizen oversight committee would be established to make sure funds are spent appropriately.
This measure requires a two-thirds vote for approval. A "Yes" vote means you approve the bond measure, a "No" vote means you don’t want the bond funding.
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Measure O: Election Results
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Voters will start to see results not long after 8 p.m., but keep in mind, these aren't the final results. Every number seen on election night are unofficial results.
While some elections might be called on election night, that's generally a projection from media outlets or experts. Governments don't call elections. Mail-in ballots, provisional ballots, ballots from registered voters in the military deployed overseas and more all get counted for the final result.
The last day for counties to certify results is Dec. 5. The Secretary of State will then have until Dec. 7 to certify the vote, with the Statement of Vote certified on Dec. 13.
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