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November 21, 2009

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The County Clerk-Recorder's Office is comprised of two separate departments:
the Elections Office
(this page) and
the Recorder's Office.


	Elections Office

	2009 ELECTIONS

	Meet the County Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters

	Register to Vote, Apply to Vote By Mail (Absentee Ballot), or Become a Permanent "Vote By Mail" Voter

	Be a Poll Worker!

	Historical Election Results

	Vacancies, Recalls, Initiatives and Referendums

	Preparing Ballot Arguments and Candidate Statements

	Maps

	Elections Links of Interest

Supervisorial District Maps

School District Maps

Elections Office

May 19 2009 Statewide Special Election

Results as of [11:50] on [May 19, 2009].
Press the F5 key on your keyboard, or click the REFRESH button at the top of your browser window, to view the latest results.

State Propositions.
Titles as shown on the Secretary of State Official Voter Information Guide.

Secretary of State Election Results Page

CLICK HERE for precinct-by-precinct listings.

PROPOSITION 1A
State Budget. Changes California’s Budget Process.
Limits State spending. Increases "rainy day" Budget Stabilization Fund.
71 of 71 Precincts Reporting

	Votes	%
YES	9,734	34.91
NO	18,153	65.09

PROPOSITION 1B
Education Funding.
Payment Plan.
71 of 71Precincts Reporting

	Votes	%
YES	9,977	35.88
NO	17,832	64.12

PROPOSITION 1C
Lottery Modernization Act
71of 71 Precincts Reporting

	Votes	%
YES	9,305	33.52
NO	18,453	66.48

PROPOSITION 1D
Protects Children’s Services Funding.
Helps balance State budget.
71 of 71 Precincts Reporting

	Votes	%
YES	9,568	34.51
NO	18,159	65.49

PROPOSITION 1E
Mental Health Services Funding
Temporary Reallocation. Helps balance State budget.
71 of 71 Precincts Reporting

	Votes	%
YES	9,424	34.04
NO	18,264	65.96

PROPOSITION 1F
Elected Officials Salaries.
Prevents pay increases during budget deficit years.
71 of 71 Precincts Reporting

	Votes	%
YES	27,706	81.14
NO	5,279	18.86

Sections

2009 ELECTIONS May 19, 2009, Statewide Special Election
Meet the County Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters A brief introduction to Nevada County's new Clerk-Recorder.
	Register to Vote, Apply to Vote By Mail (Absentee Ballot), or Become a Permanent "Vote By Mail" Voter Who, How, Where, and the Deadline. Plus links to register to vote online and become a permanent absent voter.
Be a Poll Worker! Duties and pay of Poll Workers, and how to apply by mail or ONLINE.
Historical Election Results Results from 1999 to present. (Also access to Voter Registration and other statistics.)
Vacancies, Recalls, Initiatives and Referendums How to fill Vacancies and place Recalls, Initiatives and Referendums on the ballot.
Preparing Ballot Arguments and Candidate Statements Detailed information on length, form, procedures and other requirements.
Maps Nevada County Geographic Information Systems (GIS) maps, including the entire County, Supervisorial Districts, and other jurisdictions.
Elections Links of Interest Outside links you may find useful.

Tools


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