Only one SLO County school bond measure is now leading
Three San Luis Obispo County school districts held elections Nov. 3 asking voters to support bond measures — and only one of the three is passing by substantial margins. At least 55% of voters must approve the bond measures for them to pass.
Each bond measure will help the school districts — Atascadero Unified, San Miguel Joint Union and Shandon Joint Unified — finance school facility, classroom, security and technology improvements.
As of Nov. 13, only one of the three bond measures is leading, according to final unofficial results by the San Luis Obispo County Clerk Recorder’s Office. These numbers are subject to change as additional mail-in and provisional ballots are counted.
Here’s a look at the unofficial results:
Atascadero Unified School District: Measure C
Atascadero Unified School District has has placed a $40 million bond on the ballot.
100% of precincts reporting
- Yes: 54.2%
- No: 45.8%
San Miguel Joint Union School District: Measure I
San Miguel Joint Union School District has placed a $6.2 million bond on the ballot.
100% of precincts reporting
- Yes: 54.8%
- No: 45.2%
Shandon Joint Unified School District: Measure H
Shandon Joint Unified School District has a $4 million bond on the ballot.
100% of precincts reporting
- Yes: 62.3%
- No: 37.7%
This story was originally published November 3, 2020 at 8:33 PM.
