California school district bond elections in 2010

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83 school bond propositions totalling $5,630,200,000 were on 83 local California school district ballots in 2010.

• 20 school bond propositions totalling $1,424,000,000 were on the June 8, 2010 ballot.
• 63 school bond propositions totalling $4,206,200,000 were on the November 2, 2010 ballot.

61 out of 83 of the school bond propositions were approved, or 73.5%.

School bond elections in California

June 8

See also: June 8, 2010 election in California

20 school bond propositions totalling $1,424,000,000 were on the June 8, 2010 ballot.

Summary

June 8, 2010 California school bond election results
Status	Number	Dollars	District %	Dollar %
a Approved	15	$1,325,050,000	75%	93.05%
d Defeated	5	$98,950,000	25%	6.95%
Totals:	20	$1,424,000,000	100%	100%

Individual results

Measure	County	Amount	Outcome
Anderson Valley Unified, Measure A	Mendocino	$15,250,000	a
Arcohe Union, Measure A	Sacramento	$3,900,000	d
Big Pine, Measure A	Inyo	$4,100,000	a
Blue Lake Elementary, Measure K	Humboldt	$2,000,000	a
Calipatria Unified, Measure I	Imperial	$25,000,000	d
Campbell Union Elementary, Measure G	Santa Clara	$150,000,000	a
Corcoran Unified, Measure Q	Kings/Tulare	$24,700,000	d
Garden Grove Unified, Measure A	Orange	$250,000,000	a
Greenfield Union, Measure L	Monterey	$8,300,000	a
Hope School, Measure L	Santa Barbara	$8,000,000	a
Los Gatos Union, Measure E	Santa Clara	$30,900,000	a
Lucerne Valley Unified, Measure S	San Bernardino	$7,950,000	d
Lynwood Unified, Measure AA	Los Angeles	$37,400,000	d
Mark West Union, Measure C	Sonoma	$14,000,000	a
Mountain View-Los Altos Union, Measure A	Santa Clara	$41,300,000	a
Mt. Diablo Unified, Measure C	Contra Costa	$348,000,000	a
Rohnerville, Measure M	Humboldt	$5,000,000	a
Southern Humboldt Unified, Measure L	Humboldt/Mendocino	$25,200,000	a
West Contra Costa Unified, Measure D	Contra Costa	$380,000,000	a
Willits Unified, Measure B	Mendocino	$43,000,000	a

November 2

See also: November 2, 2010 election in California

63 school bond propositions totalling $4,206,200,000 were on the November 2, 2010 ballot.

Summary

November 2, 2010 California school bond election results
Status	Number	Dollars	District %	Dollar %
a Approved	46	$3,728,200,000	73%	88.64%
d Defeated	17	$478,000,000	27%	11.36%
Totals:	63	$4,206,200,000	100%	100%

Individual results

Measure	County	Amount	Outcome
Anaheim G	Orange	$169,300,000	a
Aromas-San Juan Z	Monterey/Santa Cruz	$16,100,000	a
Atascadero I-10	San Luis Obispo	$117,000,000	a
Baker Valley D	San Bernardino	$3,200,000	d
Belmont-Redwood I & N	San Mateo	$60,000,000	a (both)
Bennett Valley J	Sonoma	$10,600,000	a
Berkeley I	Alameda	$210,000,000	a
Calistoga A	Sonoma/Napa	$42,000,000	a
Centinela Valley CV	Los Angeles	$98,000,000	a
Claremont CL	Los Angeles	$95,000,000	d
Cloverdale G	Sonoma	$17,000,000	a
Coalinga-Huron E	Monterey/Fresno	$16,100,000	a
Cutler-Orosi T	Fresno/Tulare	$15,000,000	d
Dehasa M	San Diego	$5,500,000	a
Dixon D	Solano	$32,000,000	d
Duarte E	Los Angeles	$62,000,000	a
El Rancho EE	Los Angeles	$52,000,000	a
Emery Unified J	Alameda	$95,000,000	a
Encinatas Union P	San Diego	$44,200,000	a
Fairfax C	Kern	$24,800,000	a
Forestville Union K	Sonoma	$5,100,000	a
Franklin-McKinley J	Santa Clara	$50,000,000	a
Fresno Unified Q	Fresno	$280,000,000	a
Hamilton Unified O	Glenn	$5,400,000	d
Hughson Unified H	Stanislaus	$21,000,000	d
Imperial Community College J	Imperial	$80,000,000	a
Jefferson J	San Joaquin	$35,400,000	a
Julian Union L	San Diego	$2,100,000	a
Junction Elementary C	Shasta	$3,100,000	d
Knightsen Elementary N	Contra Costa	$5,000,000	d
Lynwood Unified L	Los Angeles	$45,000,000	d
Magnolia I	Orange	$16,300,000	a
Martinez Unified K	Contra Costa	$45,000,000	a
Monterey Peninsula P	Monterey	$110,000,000	a
Moreland Elementary K	Santa Clara	$55,000,000	a
Mt. San Jacinto Community College U	Riverside	$47,000,000	d
Northern Humboldt Union Q	Humboldt	$25,800,000	a
Ohlone Community College G	Alameda	$349,000,000	a
Piner-Olivet L	Sonoma	$20,000,000	a
Pittsburg Unified L	Contra Costa	$100,000,000	a
Rialto Unified Y	San Bernardino	$98,000,000	a
Ross Valley A	Marin	$41,000,000	a
Saint Helena Unified B	Napa	$30,000,000	a
San Jose City College G	Santa Clara	$268,000,000	a
San Leandro M	Alameda	$50,000,000	a
San Marcos Unified K	San Diego	$287,000,000	a
San Mateo Union O	San Mateo	$186,000,000	a
Santa Barbara Elementary R	Santa Barbara	$75,000,000	a
Santa Barbara High Q	Santa Barbara	$75,000,000	a
Santa Clara Unified H	Santa Clara	$81,100,000	a
Scott Valley Unified E	Siskiyou	$5,900,000	d
Sierra Plumas Joint C	Plumas/Sierra	$5,000,000	d
Sierra Unified S	Fresno	$9,600,000	d
Sonoma Valley Unified H	Sonoma	$40,000,000	a
Sonora Elementary H	Tuolumne	$3,800,000	d
South San Francisco Unified J	San Mateo	$162,000,000	a
Summerville Union High G	Tuolumne	$8,000,000	d
Twin Hill Union M	Sonoma	$11,000,000	a
Waterford Unified I	Stanislaus	$11,000,000	d
West Sonoma County Union I	Sonoma	$23,800,000	a
Western Placer Unified J	Placer	$163,000,000	d
Wiseburn AA	Los Angeles	$87,000,000	a

See also

• California school district bond elections, November 2008