Sonoma County’s Measure O, which will provide $25 million a year for mental health and homelessness services over 10 years, appeared to be headed for voter approval, according to unofficial election returns.
With all precincts reporting as of Wednesday afternoon, Measure O was passing with 69% of the vote, according to information from the Sonoma County Registrar of Voters.
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