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        2024 Local School District Election Results

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          • November 6, 2024
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      The results are still coming in. Here’s what we know as of publication time.

      By Marina Khubesrian

      The results are in for various local candidates and measures from yesterday’s election. Here’s an overview of the outcomes.

      San Gabriel Unified School District Special Election – Measure SG Approved

      San Gabriel voters have approved Measure SG with 64.01% (5,848 votes) voting “Yes” and 35.99% (3,317 votes) voting “No.” This measure will fund upgrades to classrooms, science labs, career-training facilities, and instructional technology across the district.

      Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education

      • District No. 2: Jennifer Hall Lee won with a substantial 71.03% of the vote (7,736 votes), defeating Juan Carlos Perez, who received 28.97% (3,134 votes).
      • District No. 4: Scott Harden ran unopposed and secured 100% of the vote with 6,233 votes.
      • District No. 6: Tina Wu Fredericks won with 62.01% (5,862 votes), defeating Lisa Kroese, who garnered 37.99% (3,600 votes).

      Pasadena Unified School District Special Election Measures

      • Measure EE: Passed with 67.84% (46,793 votes) in favor and 32.16% (24,662 votes) against.
      • Measure R: Approved by voters, receiving 63.88% “Yes” (43,619 votes) and 36.12% “No” (24,662 votes).
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