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General Election November 5, 2018 · City of Culver City

Measure C - City of Culver City

Shall the measure to maintain 911 emergency response times by retaining firefighters, police officers, paramedics; fully staff neighborhood fire stations; fix potholes/streets; maintain senior services, after school programs, parks and other general fund City services, by increasing Culver City’s sales tax one-quarter cent until ended by voters with no rate increase, generating approximately $4,900,000 annually requiring independent annual audits, and all funds used locally be adopted?

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Yes
70.7% 12,846 +41.5
2
No
29.3% 5,314

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D+46.0%
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