June 7 California election, local issues to be decided
June 6, 2011
SAN FRANCISCO, California: There will be an election held in California on June 7 for 12 counties in the state. There had been some state issues that were supposed to be voted on as well on this date, but none qualified in time to appear on the statewide ballot. There are a total of 16 measures being voted on and 1 measure that is still in question, the San Fransisco Mayoral job question. There are just two school issues being voted on during this election, a San Bruno Park bond measure and one parcel tax question in the Hollister School District.
The Menifee Walmart Question has given rise to heated debates in the city of Menifee, where a vocal section of local residents do not want the Supercenter to be built. Walmart though was able to get the issue on the ballot by collecting the required number of signatures. The rest of the measures on the ballots deal mostly with parcel taxes on both the city and county level as well as a recall vote in Hercules against Donald Kuehne and Joanne Ward.
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