Impacting Climate-Resilience Through Local Policy
Each election, we assess ballots throughout the region that will have significant impacts on our environment and communities. This thorough assessment informs the Greenbelt Alliance Voter Guide, which includes our recommendations for your vote on important open space, housing, and other climate-related measures that will create thriving, resilient communities better prepared for climate change. Here are the results.
Win: San Mateo Votes Yes on Measure CC
Update: San Mateo voters have approved Measure CC, funding services, infrastructure, climate adaptation goals, affordable…
Win: Sonoma County Votes Yes on Measure O
Update: Sonoma County voters have passed Measure O to maintain high-quality fire and emergency services…
Win: South San Francisco Votes Yes on Measure AA
Update: South San Francisco residents voted yes on Measure AA, authorizing the development, construction, or…
Win: San Francisco Votes No on Proposition I
Update: We are thrilled that San Francisco voters said no to Proposition I, opposing an…
Win: Menlo Park Votes No on Measure V
Update: Menlo Park residents said no to Measure V, choosing to protect affordable housing proposals…
Elections Matter
Greenbelt Alliance supporters know elections matter. We’ve worked for decades on local ballot measures to…
Win: Sonoma Votes Yes on Measure W
Update: We are thrilled that voters in the city of Sonoma passed Measure W with…
Win: Oakland Votes Yes on Measure Y
Update: We are excited to report that Oakland’s Measure Y school bond passed, designating funds…
Win: San Francisco and the South Bay Vote Yes on Measure RR
Update: On November 3, 70% of voters from San Francisco and the South Bay rescued…
Win: Santa Clara County Votes Yes on Measure T
Update: Santa Clara County is celebrating a big win this election by passing Measure T…
Win: Santa Clara County Votes Yes on Measure S
Update: Santa Clara County voters said yes to Measure S, providing enhanced drinking water security…
Win: Antioch Votes Yes on Measure T
Update: Good News! Antioch voters passed Measure T, leaving it up to the people to…