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General Election November 5, 2024 · City of Bellflower

Measure B - City of Bellflower

Shall the Bellflower City Charter to establish Bellflower as a charter city, which would give Bellflower more authority over city affairs and local laws to make sure they are tailored to the specific needs of the City; give the City more local control in determining land use; reduce the influence of outside agencies, including the State of California; and would require all changes to the charter be approved by voters, be approved?

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Yes
77.7% 17,740 +55.4
2
No
22.3% 5,092

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D+29.7%
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~XX% of top-of-ticket voters

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