General Election November 5, 2022 · City of Watsonville

Measure R - City of Watsonville

To provide locally-controlled funding for Watsonville’s essential general services, including: afterschool and anti-gang programs that keep kids safe; creating safe places to play; keeping parks/ Watsonville Slough trails safe and clean; repairing, expanding, improving parks/playgrounds; fixing potholes; maintaining streets; creating jobs; supporting local businesses, libraries, senior meal programs and general government use; shall the City of Watsonville measure be adopted levying one-half cent sales tax, until ended by voters, providing $5 million dollars annually, with community oversight?

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Yes
64.4% 5,580 +28.8
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No
35.6% 3,084

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D+51.4%
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