Two city measures to raise transient occupancy taxes in San Mateo County have gained sizable approval from voters, according to unofficial results from Tuesday’s election.
As of early Wednesday morning, Belmont’s Measure K and Millbrae’s Measure N, which would each increase the existing tax by 2 percent, were both supported by more than 77 percent of voters. Both measures require a simple majority to pass.
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