Ballot: Overview —Tuesday March 3, 2020 —Primary Election
President — Democratic Party, United States of America
- 12,080,846 votes (36%)
1,613,854 votes (27.9%)
762,555 votes (13.2%)
701,803 votes (12.1%)
249,256 votes (4.3%)
126,961 votes (2.2%)
113,092 votes (2%)
43,571 votes (0.8%)
33,769 votes (0.6%)
13,892 votes (0.2%)
7,377 votes (0.1%)
7,052 votes (0.1%)
6,000 votes (0.1%)
4,606 votes (0.1%)
3,424 votes (0.1%)
3,270 votes (0.1%)
3,190 votes (0.1%)
2,022 votes (0%)
1,639 votes (0%)
President — Republican Party, United States of America
- 12,279,086 votes (92.2%)
66,904 votes (2.7%)
64,749 votes (2.6%)
24,351 votes (1%)
15,469 votes (0.6%)
12,857 votes (0.5%)
8,141 votes (0.3%)
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President — American Independent Party, United States of America
- 118,461 votes (32.6%)
12,816 votes (22.7%)
10,377 votes (18.3%)
8,068 votes (14.3%)
6,846 votes (12.1%)
President — Green Party, United States of America
- 14,203 votes (36.2%)
2,558 votes (22%)
2,071 votes (17.8%)
1,999 votes (17.2%)
774 votes (6.7%)
President — Libertarian Party, United States of America
- 15,530 votes (19.4%)
3,534 votes (12.4%)
3,469 votes (12.2%)
3,011 votes (10.6%)
2,330 votes (8.2%)
2,161 votes (7.6%)
1,722 votes (6%)
1,695 votes (5.9%)
1,605 votes (5.6%)
999 votes (3.5%)
982 votes (3.4%)
748 votes (2.6%)
720 votes (2.5%)
District 2, U.S. House of Representatives
- 1
Supervisor, District 3, Marin County
- 1Member, City Council, City of Mill Valley - 4 Year Term
- 3
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Proposition 13
Failing4,304,013 votes yes (47%)4,856,154 votes no (53%)
Authorizes bonds for facility repair, construction, and modernization at public preschools, K-12 schools, community colleges, and universities. Legislative Statute. Authorizes $15 billion in state general obligation bonds for construction and modernization of public education facilities. Fiscal Impact:...
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Measure D
Failing42,271 votes yes (39.24%)65,448 votes no (60.76%)
Shall the measure amending the San Geronimo Valley Community Plan and the Marin County Development Code to require voter approval for any change in the primary golf course use of the San Geronimo Valley Golf Course property, and requiring that the County prepare economic and environmental analyses of...
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Measure E
Passing810 votes yes (79.02%)215 votes no (20.98%)
Shall the City of Belvedere be authorized to continue adjusting its appropriation limit for the annual fire protection and emergency medical services levy, pursuant to Article XIIIB of the California Constitution, for the period of 7/01/2020 through 6/30/2024? The levy for FY 2020-2021 shall not exceed...
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Measure F
Passing719 votes yes (60.12%)477 votes no (39.88%)
Shall the Initiative which amends the Town of Ross Municipal Code related to issuance of use permits to increase the allowable enrollment of any public or private school from three hundred and twenty (320) to four hundred and twenty (420) students, be adopted?
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Measure J
Failing25 votes yes (62.5%)15 votes no (37.5%)
Shall Ridgewood Avenue Permanent Road Division impose an immediate special tax on parcels within the Division of $1,281 per parcel per year for 10 years beginning fiscal year July 2020 and thereafter assess on all parcels $100 per year for ongoing maintenance, with a provision for an annual increase...
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Measure A
Failing13,524 votes yes (55.39%)10,890 votes no (44.61%)
To ensure quality education and protect $6,000,000 in annual school funding that cannot be taken by the State, shall Novato Unified School District's measure be adopted to attract/retain qualified teachers; protect quality math, science, reading, writing instruction; and expand counseling, by renewing...
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Measure B
Failing36,296 votes yes (63.84%)20,563 votes no (36.16%)
To maintain high quality education with local funding that cannot be taken by the State, shall Tamalpais Union High School District maintain excellent science, technology, engineering, math, reading and writing instruction; attract/retain highly qualified teachers; and support music and art by adopting...
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Measure C
Passing75,638 votes yes (70.8%)31,200 votes no (29.2%)
To support coordinated wildfire prevention including early detection, warning and alerts; reducing vegetation; ensuring defensible space around homes, neighborhoods and critical infrastructure; and improving disaster evacuation routes/procedures; shall the Marin Wildfire Prevention Measure, levying up...
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Measure G
Passing1,657 votes yes (74.94%)554 votes no (25.06%)
Shall the appropriations limit established for Marinwood Community Services District pursuant to Article XIIIB of the California Constitution be increased over the appropriations limit established by said article for each of the four fiscal years 2020-2021 through 2023-2024 in the amount equal to the...
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Passing1,670 votes yes (75.98%)528 votes no (24.02%)
Shall the appropriations limit established for Marinwood Community Services District pursuant to Article XIIIB of the California Constitution be increased over the appropriations limit established by said article for each of the four fiscal years 2020-2021 through 2023-2024 in the amount equal to the...
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Measure I
Failing157,590 votes yes (53.6%)136,438 votes no (46.4%)
To continue relieving traffic congestion, reducing greenhouse gas emissions (having carried 1.5-million passengers by providing quality transportation alternatives to Highway 101), connecting stations with pathways, expanding rail service to Healdsburg/Cloverdale as grants become available, shall an...
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