Yes on Measure G

It’s Election Day - a day to make our voices heard and the polls are open! Don’t forget to vote YES on Measure G! Go out and vote today by 8 P.M.

Ballot Drop Boxes and Vote Centers close at 8 P.M. As long as you are in line by the time they close, you will be allowed to vote. Don’t forget to get your “I Voted” sticker after returning your ballot!

Haven’t registered yet? No problem! Same Day Voter Registration is available at all Vote Centers. All Vote Centers are open from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. today.

To find your nearest Ballot Drop Box location or Vote Center, visit elections.saccounty.net/votecenters.

If you still have your ballot 📩 there's still time! You can deliver your ballot to any ballot drop box or Vote Centers. Vote Centers are open now, (yes, even on Sunday!) and there are ballot drop boxes available across the City. All Vote Centers are open on Election day from 7AM-8PM. Make your voice heard this election and vote YES on G - to protect and preserve the future of Folsom - and get your ballot in by 8PM on Nov. 5th.

A couple great things happen when we are out with the team talking to residents. First we get to answer their questions about the details of Measure G. There is a lot of misinformation and then innocent confusion. When our team explains what this means for Folsom, folks are positive about what this can do for our community.

Second, we all get to get out of our bubble and enjoy the diverse population that we now have in Folsom. 2 weeks to go, have a question let us know.

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Tune into the latest Folsom Now podcast with Mayor Mike Kozlowski as he shares his insights about the current and future state of the City. If you have questions about the impact Measure G would have on Folsom's future, you just might find the answers you're looking for here.

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Trusted voices

📣#CommunityVoices alert! 📣Tiffany and Jared Ellison grew up in Folsom and raised their four children here. They support Measure G because they want Folsom to remain a great place to live, work, and raise a family. Check out their testimonial 👇 and Vote YES on G to protect Folsom's future! #yesong #vote #family #community

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Here is what a neighboring community does with economic development funds. A net positive economic benefit to the City of Roseville. Yes on Measure G proposes economic development where a project has a net positive impact on jobs and revenue to the city. Folsom has no opportunity funds to generate economic development like our neighbors in Roseville, Rancho and Elk Grove. Imagine the non-Roseville residents who come to this private facility and generate economic benefits for their community. Thrive or just survive? Folsom needs opportunity funds for economic development and great opportunities for our community. Vote Yes on G

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