Update: Greenbelt Alliance celebrates that voters rejected Measure EE and passed Measure FF for a more complete and sustainable solution for Berkeley streets.
Win: Berkeley Rejects Measure EE for Street Pavement Read More »
Update: City of San Mateo voters passed Measure T that will facilitate badly needed new housing construction.
Win: San Mateo Votes YES on Measure T For More Housing Read More »
We are excited to see support for climate resilience in Stinson Beach, with residents passing Measures R and Q with a supermajority—over 80% and 92%, respectively.
Healdsburg voted No on Measure O, missing out on an opportunity to build more multi-family housing for the middle class and workforce residents.
Loss: Yes on Measure O for Missing Middle Housing in Healdsburg Read More »
Update: With ⅔ of the votes counted in Alameda County, Measure FF has received more than 60% approval, defeating competing Measure EE, in Berkeley.
Win: Berkeley Passes Measure FF in for Resilient Streets Infrastructure Read More »
Update: Measure MM has passed the 2/3 requirement with over 70% of voters saying yes to boost wildfire resilience in Oakland.
Win: Oakland Votes Yes on Measure MM to Reduce Wildfire Risk Read More »
