Loma Prieta schools Gann Limit, Measure G, February 2008

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A Loma Prieta schools Gann Limit, Measure G ballot proposal was on the February 5, 2008 ballot in Santa Cruz County, California, for voters in the Loma Prieta school district.

Measure G was approved.

• Yes: 1,170 votes (74.05%)
• No: 410 votes (25.95%)

The question asked of voters was, "Shall the Loma Prieta Joint Union Elementary School District continue for four years (July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2012) the Gann Appropriations Limit increase approved by the voters in 2004, thus allowing the district to continue to use the revenue generated by the existing special tax of $150 per parcel?"

See also

• California 2008 local ballot measures

External links

• February 5 election results, Santa Cruz County
• Measure G background

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