Deeply grateful to our contributors, supporters, and the Yes on Measure G team.
Friends & Supporters:
The Sacramento County Registrar of Voters provided an update on Measure G, and the outcome is clear: Folsom voters did not pass Measure G.
The Measure G team worked hard to collect more than 8,200 signatures on our petition to place the measure on the ballot. More than 250 individuals, community groups and companies contributed to the Yes on G campaign. Our committee and volunteers knocked on more than 8,950 doors, making contact with 5,000 voters in Folsom. Information about Measure G was mailed to 16,600 Folsom homes. And, more than 750 “Yes on G” signs were placed throughout our community.
While we are disappointed with the election results, we believe our campaign’s education efforts have helped more Folsom residents understand the challenges with the city’s finances and will better prepare them for future necessary budget cuts.
On behalf of the Yes on Measure G campaign, we would like to express our heartfelt thanks for the support we received from so many community members. We could not have done any of it without you.
Sincerely,
YES on G – Folsom Residents Supporting
Public Safety & Quality of Life
Folsom’s rejection of a sales tax measure is a stunning rebuke of its leadership elite
Opinion By Sacramento Bee, By Tom Philp – Updated November 08, 2024
“Folsom, with its charming historic district, spectacular bike trails and countless outlet stores, now finds itself on a financial path more befitting a disadvantaged community, with the mayor predicting deeper and deeper cuts to city services in the coming years as the city’s structural financial problems worsen.”
Paid for by Yes on Measure G – Folsom Residents Supporting Public Safety and Quality of Life FPPC #1464610.