Does anyone know the website to find the results of all the ballet measures for all the districts in VA? Looking for Henrico but everything just talks about the people and not the other questions voted on....

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Ballot?

Yes was the answer for all the ballot measures for Henrico.

I just saw Henrico actually made their projects 3 separate line items instead of one giant boondoggle and as a Chesterfield resident, I'm annoyed.

Four, actually. Safety, parks and rec, schools, and floodwaters/drainage.

Just curious - what part of Chesterfield referendum would you have voted against? Schools, parks, libraries, or emergency services?

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Meh, sure

I would have voted against the part where we have tens of millions for additional police infrastructure but since that wasn't an option, I begrudgingly voted yes

Same here friend.

Like McFlare, the 'emergency' services part, specifically the millions on PD stations.

Even if it were separate, I bet people would have voted yes on that anyways particularly since I doubt they'd break out the plan and costs on the ballot (too transparent!). I actually voted no to the grouped version.

Ugh, Henrico why are you so expensive and crowded? (Yes, that's rhetorical)

The Virginia Department of Elections website has all election results broken down by municipality and precinct.

https://results.elections.virginia.gov/vaelections/2022%20November%20General/Site/Locality/HENRICO_COUNTY/Index.html

They wrapped that bit up all pretty for you. That would be annoying to have to vote that way.

Yeah, I wish I could have seen a better explanation of why that was needed. Still, I for one am a fan of getting police out of the parking lot of Fest and 3 daycares.

I did see that in the eastern part of the county, they are still using some ancient fire stations that seem to really limit fire response time. All for those upgrades.

I absolutely cannot imagine how $10 million is being spent on the chester police station. complete hooey.

Also, the way Chesterfield builds high schools is an incredibly insane use of land and promotes some of the worst kinds of development.

I thought that they were building a new police station in Chester with a standardized layout. Three of the new police stations all cost same amount.

I'm just glad that there might be enough new schools to possibly keep more kids out of trailers for a while. Need proactive construction of schools where needed.

Weird.

The land use requirements of high schools for the county is bad. It drives up costs, makes them harder to maintain over time, getting kids in and out of the schools are infrastructure nightmares, and it’s somehow still hard to support all of the athletics on these large sites.

Came here for ballet. Was disappointed.