Napa saying No to Propositions 1A-1E, Yes on F

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Tuesday, May 19, 2009

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By DAN ROSS
Register Online Editor

Napa County Election Results

Napa County Election results page

8:10 p.m.Early results for Napa County show voters saying no to 5 of the 6 Propositions on today's ballot.

Voters are rejecting Proposition A in early results by a 61-39 percent margin.

Propositions 1B through 1E are all losing, with the No votes rin Napa County receiving a 56-59 percent of the vote for those Propositions.

Only Proposition 1F, banning legislature paty raises in a deficit year, is passing in Napa County, as that is winning by an 83-16 percent margin.

4 comment(s)

kevin wrote on May 19, 2009 8:35 PM:

" That's what I'm talkin' bout! "

Raven wrote on May 19, 2009 8:45 PM:

" and we will be talking about next is what get cut... "

andy wrote on May 19, 2009 10:15 PM:

" How very sad, but not unexpected. I hope everyone who voted No will look for ways to help out personally in the classrooms. Just because the poiliticians are messed up does not mean our future generations need to be. "

B-side wrote on May 19, 2009 11:29 PM:

" I didn't bother to vote in this election but the results turned out the way I would have anyway. I'm especially happy about 1F. "

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