Election Day: Results of top measures November 7 in Western Oregon
Ballots were due by 8 p.m. on Election Day
EUGENE, Ore. - Voters cast ballots in a special election Tuesday, deciding everything from street repairs to public safety to money for schools.
Election results are not final. The following numbers represent where the vote stands as of: 8:15 p.m.
Top races in Western Oregon include:
Eugene Street Repair Bond
City seeks a renewal of street repair bond. Voters approved similar measures in 2008 and 2012 to fund street repairs.
Yes: 62%
No: 38%
Douglas County Home Rule
The Home Rule Charter would replace the three full-time, salaried county commissioners with five part-time commissioners paid by a stipend.
Yes: 24%
No: 76%
Springfield Jail & Police Levy
City of Springfield seeks an increase in tax levy to cover costs of operating the municipal jail and police department.
Yes: 68%
No: 32%
Creswell Marijuana Businesses
Measure would allow recreational marijuana sales in portions of town.
Yes: 15%
No: 85%
Coos Bay School bond
Coos Bay School District #9 seeks nearly $60 million to construct new schools and upgrade existing facilities.
Yes: 50.18%
No: 49.82%
Lowell School Bond
The school district seeks $4 million to repair Lowell High School and Lundy Elementary.
Yes: 71%
No: 29%
Oakridge School Bond
Oakridge seeks a $6.2 million bond for facilities.
Yes: 77%
No: 23%
South Lane Fire & Rescue Levy
District seeks renewal of levy to maintain current firefighter and paramedic services.
Yes: 78%
No: 22%
Looking for a race not listed here? Try Lane County, Coos County, Douglas County or the State of Oregon
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