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Lane County Special Election results: ballot measures, contested races

Lane County Special Election results: Ballot measures, contested races Register-Guard As of noon Tuesday, the Lane County voter turnout was 21.32%, with 58,032 ballots counted. The first round of Lane County May 18 Special Election unofficial results were released a little after 8 p.m. Tuesday with 56,969 ballots counted in the first round. The Register-Guard is updating results Tuesday night for the ballot measures and contested candidate races as they are released. Measures Yes votes: 534

May 2021 Special Election results which measures did voters approve

Here are the unofficial results from the Lane County Board of Elections midnight Wednesday posting: #20-318 - Mohawk Valley Law Enforcement District The early results show Mohawk Valley residents voting narrowly against adding a full-time resident deputy to their region from the Lane County Sheriff’s Office. Unofficial election results show 637 people, or about 56%, voting against adding the deputy position, and 573 people, 47%, voting for. Lane County Sheriff Cliff Harrold said he thinks the measure would provide improved service for residents of the valley, but he didn t rule out that the outcome could change given how close the votes are.  I think it would have, or would if it still happens, provide a good level of service for folks out there, Harrold said. But if it s something the community has decided, Nope we re fine with the level of service we have today,  that s how our system is set up. I like that we live in a land where the people get to make those

Election: McKenzie School District bond for new school up for approval

McKenzie School District is asking residents to approve a bond measure for school building upgrades in the May 18 Special Election.  The bond measure asks voters for $15. 2 million to be repaid over 25 years to fund projects such as a complete rebuild of the elementary school, retrofitting schools to be earthquake-safe, and improvements to outdated HVAC and security systems. If voters approve the bond measure, the district also will get $4 million in a matching state grant through the Oregon School Capital Improvement program. Homeowners would see an increase of approximately $1.92 per $1,000 of assessed property value, according to the district s information sheet. For a $210,174 house this would be about $404 a year.

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