Proposition 200, the controversial Public Safety First initiative, was being soundly defeated with more than 70 percent of the votes.
Among school districts asking voters to approve additional spending measures, only Catalina Foothills and Indian Oasis-Baboquivari were getting their measures passed, though with about one-third of the precincts reporting Vail voters seemed to be divided, favoring passage of a bond package but not not approving of an override of the district's operations budget. Most of the results from school districts were limited.
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These are unofficial election results for the Nov. 3 general election for the city of Tucson and school districts in Pima County. These results were as of 10:07 p.m. Nov. 3 and include tabulations from early voting and a percentage of precincts in each jurisdiction. In the city of Tucson 52 of the 89 precincts (58%) have been counted.
Results are posted as they become available from Pima County.
City Council – Ward 3
Ben Buehler-Garcia (Rep.) 22,570 43.3%
Mary DeCamp (Green) 3,277 6.3%
Karin Uhlich (Dem.) 26,204 50.3%
City Council – Ward 5
Richard Fimbres (Dem.) 29,215 56.7%
Shaun McClusky (Rep.) 22,192 43.1%
City Council – Ward 6
Steve Kozachik (Rep.) 24,646 47.7%
Nina Trasoff (Dem.) 26,888 52.0%
Proposition 200 – Public Safety First Initiative
Yes 15,438 29.0%
No 33,800 71.0%
Proposition 400 - Home Rule spending
Yes 26,633 51.2%
No 25,352 48.8%
Tucson Unified School District
60% of precincts reporting
Proposition 401 – M&O budget override
Yes 22,238 41.9%
No 30,866 58.2%
Proposition 402 – Capital budget override
Yes 21,021 39.5%
No 32,130 60.5%
Amphitheater Public Schools
16% of precincts reporting
Proposition 403 – Renewal of M&O budget override
Yes 6,707 47.8%
No 7,340 52.2%
Proposition 404 – Capital budget override
Yes 6,589 46.8%
No 7,493 53.2%
Tanque Verde School District
Early voting only
Proposition 405 – Renewal of M&O budget override
Yes 703 43.5%
No 915 56.5%
Proposition 406 – $14 million bond election
Yes 775 47.8%
No 847 52.2%
Catalina Foothills School District
8% of precincts reporting
Proposition 407 – $22.8 million bond election
Yes 2,747 64.1%
No 1,538 35.9%
Vail Unified School District
33% of precincts reporting
Proposition 408 – $15 million bond election
Yes 2,678 54.0%
No 2,281 46.0%
Proposition 409 – Renewal of M&O budget override
Yes 2,260 45.5%
No 2,707 54.5%
Sahuarita Unified School District
12% of precincts reporting
Proposition 410 – Renewal of M&O budget override
Yes 611 40.9%
No 881 59.1%
Proposition 411 – $27 million bond election
Yes 753 50.4%
No 740 49.6%
Proposition 412 – Investment earnings for bond projects
Yes 741 49.8%
No 747 50.2%
Indian Oasis-Baboquivari School District
Early voting only
Proposition 413 – Renewal of M&O budget override
Yes 61 84.7%
No 11 15.3%
Proposition 414 – Renewal of K-3 budget override
Yes 61 84.7%
No 11 15.3%








Comments
RyeR wrote on Nov 12, 2009 10:56 AM:
Robert Rowley wrote on Nov 4, 2009 12:14 PM:
Cisco wrote on Nov 4, 2009 10:40 AM:
I'm sorry sir but Uhlich didn't fight crime in those neighborhoods, the police did. It is the police that have to do the job and the lousy politican Uhlich takes the credit? If she was for public saftey; as well as the rest of the garbage on the City council, then Prop 200 would have never seen the light of day. It is because she and the others refuse to fund the police and fire department approperately that prop 200 was introduced.
It seems as though we may have at least 1 new council member now and hopefully he will be the catalyst to get things moving in the right direction.
But please sir, do not take uhlich's inaction and poor judgement and turn it around to say that she did what the police accomplished. She had nothing to do with it and our City Budget shows it. "
Gary Maskarinec wrote on Nov 4, 2009 12:29 AM:
Kyle wrote on Nov 3, 2009 11:25 PM:
The bill may have passed if they would have left off the fire dept section of it; that is where the real problem with it was. But I can tell you as a resident of a condo community near Wilmot/Pima, we definitely need the Police at at least a slightly higher presence. "
Cisco wrote on Nov 3, 2009 9:48 PM:
Well Tucson, if you vote these morons back in, you get what you deserve. "
bill wrote on Nov 3, 2009 9:31 PM: