May 6, 2014 ballot measures in California

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May 6 was the 5th date in 2014 for local ballot measure elections in California.

This election featured six school district parcel taxes, which were all approved. Voters also saw a healthcare district parcel tax, which was an attempt by the West Contra Costa Healthcare district to save the floundering Doctors Medical Center hospital located in the city of San Pablo. It failed.

Local ballot measures

"Yes on Measure C" campaign logo

Alameda

See also: Alameda County, California ballot measures

a Measure B: Dublin Unified School District Parcel Tax Renewal

Contra Costa

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"Yes for Acalanes High Schools - Yes on A" campaign logo

a Measure A: Acalanes Union High School District Parcel Tax Question
a Measure B: Lafayette School District Parcel Tax Question
d Measure C: West Contra Costa Healthcare District Parcel Tax Question

Marin

See also: Marin County, California ballot measures

a Measure A: Novato Unified School District Parcel Tax Renewal
a Measure B: Reed Union School District Parcel Tax

Santa Clara

See also: Santa Clara County, California ballot measures

a Measure A: Cupertino Union School District Parcel Tax Renewal

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