How much did this election cost the City of Menlo Park?

Now that we have determined that our by-District City Council can represent zoning decisions at least as representatively, if not more so, than at-large Councils, we can focus on the important stuff. We need to lean-in on our Menlo Park site and San Mateo County representatives to help drive for reasonable traffic and other mitigations when important, yet challenging new projects go forward. Our city has determined that both the Flood School teachers housing and the far larger Willow Village project should go forward - now it's time to make sure that the surrounding environs are set up to handle the changes that these beneficial developments will bring. Let's all help each other - it's not a zero sum game.

It's interesting that the County continues to report at the precinct level in the era of all mail ballots.

Some of the precinct data with either a single ballot or a few unanimous ballots might violate privacy laws.

@PH, there are no single ballot precints in MPK. we have over 30K voters.....do the math.

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