Tustin school bond election, Measure L, 2008

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The Tustin Unified School District bond election, also known as Measure L, was on the November 4, 2008 ballot in Orange County, California, for voters in the Tustin school district.

To pass, it needed the approval of 55% of those voting in the election.

It called for a $95 million bond.

Measure L was approved with 57.9% of the vote.

See also

• California 2008 local ballot measures
• California school bond elections

External links

• Election results
• Higher taxes coming soon to Westminster, Los Alamitos, Anaheim, Tustin and Cypress

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