Los Angeles County certifies Measure ER passed 50.64% to 49.36%
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On June 26, the Los Angeles County registrar certified that Measure ER passed in the June 2 election with 1,013,747 yes votes (50.64%) to 987,977 no votes (49.36%). The temporary 0.5% sales tax runs five years and is projected to raise about $1 billion a year.
Because it is a general tax, the county must still adopt a spending plan.
Key points
- Certified result: Measure ER passed with 1,013,747 Yes votes (50.64%) and 987,977 No votes (49.36%).
- The measure authorizes a five-year 0.5% general sales tax projected at about $1B annually; it does not itself allocate FQHC revenue.
- Finance waits for an adopted spending plan and written provider agreement; talent and candidates wait for official vacancies.
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FQHC Talent. (2026, June 26). Los Angeles County certifies Measure ER passed 50.64% to 49.36%. Source: Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk — certified election results. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/la-measure-er-june-2-ballot-polling