San Marcos voters overwhelmingly supported Proposition A, which will end low-level marijuana possession enforcement by the San Marcos Police Department.
Nearly 82% of San Marcos voters cast their ballot in favor of the proposition — 15,655 for Proposition A and 3,475 voting against the measure.
“We knew, by connecting with over 11,000 San Martians over the course of six months, that this was a popular issue among our neighbors,” said Elle Cross, Right to Justice Coordinator with Mano Amiga Action. “That is why we advocated that voters be given the opportunity to approve this measure at the ballot box themselves, rather than having it approved by council. We can
now proclaim that it was truly the community — not elected officials — that made this happen”
