FAIRFAX — November 4, 2026. Fairfax voters are supporting Measure R in the initial report, with the Yes share above the county-listed two-thirds threshold.
Latest verified count in this report
The Marin County preliminary tally shows 1,635 Yes votes (77.4%) and 477 No votes (22.5%) for Measure R, which is described as a parcel-tax proposal. A two-thirds Yes vote is the stated approval requirement.
What the preliminary results mean
The reported Yes share exceeds the required threshold in the election-night snapshot, but it is not a certified result or evidence that revenue is already being collected. The proposal applies to the Fairfax measure’s defined jurisdiction; it should not be confused with separate parcel-tax proposals in Corte Madera, Larkspur and other towns.
When results become final
This article uses the available November 4 election-night or morning snapshot, not a certified election result. Election offices continue to verify and count eligible ballots; future releases may change these numbers. Readers should check the latest official county update before assuming an election has been decided.
Sources: KQED Marin County results, 1:05 a.m. November 4; County election office results and updates. California58 2026 election coverage.
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