Oceanside’s two incumbent City Council members held leads in preliminary election returns Wednesday, Nov. 4, while a proposed sales tax increase trailed by fewer than 400 votes and a separate charter amendment enjoyed substantial support. Measure R, which would amend the city charter to align public works contracting provisions with state law, received 27,135 yes votes, or 63.91%, compared with 15,325 no votes, or 36.09%, according to the San Di…
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