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Measure P: Ramona Municipal Water District ordinance amendment

The big picture

Voters will decide whether to update a local law that limits the amount of money the Ramona Municipal Water District can spend or borrow for new projects without first getting voter approval. It needs a simple majority vote to pass in November.

California’s 2026 midterm elections will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. Get general information about the election, news coverage, an interactive ballot guide and results on election day.

What a 'Yes' means

The measure would increase the limit for new projects, exempt grants and donations from being included in the expenditure limit, and establish annual adjustments starting in 2028 so the limit reflects the current San Diego Area Consumer Price Index.

What a 'No' means

The limit would not increase. According to the measure, the expenditure limit has not kept up with the rising costs of construction.

Ballot language

“Shall the voters of the Ramona Municipal Water District adopt a measure amending Proposition ‘NN’ by (1) exempting grant funding and donations from the calculation of authorized expenditure limit; (2) increasing the expenditure limit for new projects from $1,000,000 to $10,000,000 where no debt is incurred; and (3) establishing annual adjustments to the expenditure limit based on the San Diego Area Consumer Price Index beginning January 1, 2028?”

Who supports and opposes it?

Supporters

  • Reform California
  • The Republican Party of San Diego County

Opponents

  • N/A

Emmy Burrus is the Gloria Penner Fellow at KPBS. In this role she honors the legacy of political correspondent, Gloria Penner, as a member of the Public Matters team. Emmy’s reporting covers topics related to civic engagement and local politics.
Kevin Trevellyan covers politics, governance and civic engagement for KPBS. He moved back home to San Diego after working as an editor in Vermont. Kevin has also reported on the Montana statehouse and local government in eastern Idaho.
California’s 2026 midterm elections will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. Get general information about the election, news coverage, an interactive ballot guide and results on election day.

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