If early results hold, supporters say OUSD schools will maintain key funding and the city will have millions more to build affordable housing and infrastructure.
Tag: Election 2022 ballot measures
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Housing on your Oakland ballot: 3 measures tackle social housing, infrastructure, and eviction protections
Here’s what you need to know about Oakland measures Q, U, and V.
Posted inEducation Equity
Measure H and Measure S on your Oakland ballot: college readiness and noncitizen voting
The measure to allow noncitizen parents to vote in school board elections could face legal challenges.
Posted inCity Hall & Policing
Oakland Measure Y: Parcel tax would support Oakland Zoo
The 20-year, $68 property tax will fund the zoo’s many programs, but not all Oakland residents support it.
Posted inCity Hall & Policing
Ballot measures: How voters could change Oakland’s laws this fall
Renter protections, new taxes, and gender-neutral language. Here’s a quick breakdown of Oakland’s 10 ballot measures in the 2022 election.
Posted inCity Hall & Policing
This fall, Oakland voters could approve a new way to fund the Oakland Zoo
After pandemic fears that the zoo could permanently shut down, supporters of the institution are asking property owners to chip in.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Eviction protections and housing bond: City Council will vote on proposed ballot measures
The $850 million housing infrastructure bond and the expansion of the “just cause” eviction policy could go on the November ballot.
Posted inEducation Equity
Oakland could be next to grant voting rights to noncitizens
More than 10,000 residents in Oakland who are parents or caregivers but not citizens could be allowed to vote for OUSD school board members.