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Oxnard voters extend the city's half-cent sales tax with no end date
Oxnard's sales tax and two bonds got a yes
- $20 million
- a year from Oxnard's extended half-cent sales tax
- $78 million
- Rio Elementary bond approved for facilities
- $350 million
- United Water bond, passing with 69%
Source: KCLU
If you voted Tuesday, you helped keep a big city revenue source going. Oxnard voters okayed an indefinite extension of the existing half-cent sales tax, which raises about $20 million a year for public safety and other government services.
Santa Paula Unified's $48 million bond is leaning toward approval as of Wednesday morning. Here's how other measures in the area stood.
Santa Paula's school bond is above the line it needs
58%yes votes for the $48 million bond Wednesday morning
Source: KCLU
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| yes votes for the $48 million bond Wednesday morning | 58% |
| Needed to pass | 55% |
- Simi Valley bed tax: 10% to 12%, approved
- Las Virgenes parcel tax: extended at $98 a year
- Santa Maria half-cent sales tax: 66.8% yes on election night
- Allan Hancock $290 million bond: 57% yes, needs 55%
- Santa Ynez Valley $80 million bond: 56% yes, right on the line
