Preliminary results showed a proposed $900 million housing bond measure in San Diego apparently falling short of the two-thirds majority needed for passage, as the city looks to deal with a serious shortage of affordable housing and one of the nation’s largest populations of homeless people.
Initial Vote Tallies Show San Diego Housing Bond Missing Two-Thirds Approval
Ballot Measure Seeks to Raise $900 Million to Build Affordable Residential Units
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