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Yes NO
Yes NO
YES No
Votes Pct 166,063 46.82 188,586 53.18
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct 60,160 41.67 84,218 58.33
(California)
Votes Pct 8,588,156 51.1 8,221,692 48.9
Yes NO
Yes NO
Yes NO
Yes NO
(California)
Votes Pct 6,385,421 38.3 10,293,563 61.7
PROPOSITION 21 (Expands rent control)
Yes NO
Yes NO
Yes NO
Votes Pct 118,174 33.21 237,669 66.79
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct 44,506 30.94 99,331 69.06
(California)
Votes Pct 6,161,109 36.6 10,683,606 63.4
Yes NO
Yes NO
Yes NO
Yes NO
Yes NO
Yes NO
Votes Pct 147,121 41.01 211,621 58.99
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct 53,438 36.74 92,020 63.26
(California)
Votes Pct 8,212,641 48.0 8,885,052 52.0
PROPOSITION 16 (Affirmative action) (Fresno County)
Votes Pct 118,482 33.44 235,826 66.56
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct 40,518 28.06 103,873 71.94
(California)
Votes Pct 7,216,721 42.8 9,655,024 57.2
Yes NO
Yes NO
Yes NO
Votes Pct 119,047 33.16 239,931 66.84
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct 41,525 28.54 103,973 71.46
(California)
Votes Pct 7,513,957 44.0 9,577,238 56.0
Pct 30.39 69.61
Pct 26.28 73.72
Pct 40.1 59.9
PROPOSITION 14 (Bonds-stem cell research) (Fresno County)
PROPOSITION 17 (Right to vote after prison) (Fresno County)
Votes Pct Yes 167,676 46.77 NO 190,825 53.23
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct Yes 59,825 41.13 NO 85,611 58.87
(California)
Votes Pct YES 9,985,065 58.6 No 7,068,706 41.4
PROPOSITION 18 (17-year-old voting rights) (Fresno County)
PROPOSITION 20 (Restricts parole - non-violent) (Fresno County)
Votes Pct YES 176,115 50.19 No 174,800 49.81
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct YES 76,886 53.44 No 66,988 46.56
PROPOSITION 23 (Kidney dialysis requirements) (Fresno County)
PROPOSITION 15 (Property tax - schools, gvt) (Fresno County)
(Fresno County)
Votes 107,560 246,352
(Tulare County)
Votes
37,932 106,384
(California)
Votes 6,770,958 10,094,634
PROPOSITION 24 (Amend consumer privacy laws) (Fresno County)
Votes Pct YES 185,659 52.83 No 165,759 47.17
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct Yes 68,376 47.79 NO 74,688 52.21
(California)
Votes Pct YES 9,384,125 56.2 No 7,305,026 43.8
PROPOSITION 25 (Replace money bail system) (Fresno County)
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up on us." Botti said.
Another common scam to be aware
of is when a caller directs you to pur- chase gift cards and read them the security codes on the card, which al- lows the suspect access to the money. Some of the more popular gift cards requested are Vanilla Visa and Green Dot MoneyPak. Requests are usually made for hundreds of dollars.
The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office wants to make it clear to the public that it never makes solicitations for money or asks for the payment of fines over the phone.
Jesus said, “You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruit...fruit that lasts” (John 15:16) In response, First Lutheran Church holds values of Bible Centered Preaching and Teaching, Strong Families, and Godly Servant Leadership. A church where God gives and we receive.
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BOARD
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sel and advice to the president.
Masumoto, a Yonsei (fourth-generation Jap- anese American), works with her father David Mas Masumoto on the Masumoto Family Farm in Del Rey, an 80-acre organic farm that grows peaches, nectarines, apricots and grapes for raisins.
Masumoto devel- oped and performed a one-woman show called “What We Could Carry,” which showcases the ex- periences of Japanese Americans before, dur- ing and after the intern- ment of World War II. In 2016, she performed an excerpt from the show at the White House.
She has co-authored
two books — “The Per- fect Peach” and “Chang- ing Season.” Along with Fresno State fac- ulty member and poet Brynn Saito, Masumoto co-founded the Yonsei Memory Project, which uses arts-based inquiry to generate dialogue con- necting the WWII incar- ceration of the Japanese American community with current civil liber- ties struggles.
Rod Higgins
The Foundation Board of Governors’ mission is to advance the University’s strategic objectives by encourag- ing philanthropy, inspir- ing leadership and pro- moting fiscal account- ability. The 33-member board includes commu- nity members who rep- resent a diverse array of business and industry
expertise.
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familiar name to those who followed the suc- cess of the Fresno State men’s basketball team during the Boyd Grant years. The Bulldogs fin- ished the 1981-82 cam- paign ranked No. 11 in the nation by the Associ- ated Press with a 27-3 re- cord and a Sweet 16 ap- pearance led by Higgins, Donald Mason, Bernard Thompson, Bobby Davis and Tyrone Bradley.
The Chicago Bulls drafted Higgins in the second round of the 1982 NBA draft. Higgins played in the NBA for 13 seasons (1982-1994), as a member of the Chicago Bulls, Seattle SuperSon- ics, San Antonio Spurs and Golden State War- riors, among others.
From 2007 to 2014, he was with the Charlotte Hornets, starting as gen- eral manager, later go- ing on to become presi- dent. After Higgins left the Hornets he joined the Atlanta Hawks as a college scout in 2017 and was then promoted to vice president of bas- ketball operations for the Hawks in 2018.
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Thursday, December 24, 2020 | A8 | Mid Valley TiMes CALIFORNIA BALLOT MEASURES (Certified)
PROPOSITION 19 (Property tax rule changes) (Fresno County)
Votes Pct Yes 172,940 49.28 NO 177,971 50.72
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct Yes 63,795 44.68 NO 79,001 55.32
(California)
Votes Pct YES 8,545,393 51.1 No 8,175,618 48.9
PROPOSITION 22 (App-based transportation) (Fresno County)
Votes Pct YES 232,685 65.29 No 123,729 34.71
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct YES 97,155 67.46 No 46,860 32.54
(California)
Votes Pct YES 9,957,858 58.6 No 7,027,467 41.4
SCAM
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tried calling two of these numbers. One line was never picked up. During the other attempt, a woman answered. When asked if this is the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office, she said yes. Officials asked for her name and she claimed it was Denise Waters. Botti said she is not one of FCSO's employees.
"Once we notified her this was the real Fresno County Sheriff’s Office and it appeared she was taking part in a scam, 'Denise' immediately hung
Yes NO
Yes NO
Yes NO
Votes Pct 116,492 33.17 234,674 66.83
(Tulare County)
Votes Pct
41,450 29.05 101,232 70.95
(California)
Votes Pct 7,186,347 43.6 9,294,907 56.4
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