PORTERVILLE, Tulare County — November 4, 2026. Two separate Porterville ballot measures show initial Yes majorities on municipal administrative rules.
Current unofficial count
Measure U, concerning contracting rules, has 4,091 Yes and 2,599 No votes (about 61.2% Yes). Measure V, concerning City Council vacancies, has 4,144 Yes and 2,524 No votes (about 62.1% Yes).
What the result means
These are independent proposals with different legal effects. Both require a simple majority for approval, according to the election tracker. The published percentages show only the preliminary vote; implementation depends on final certification and each measure’s legal wording.
When new numbers are expected
The numbers above describe Tulare County’s November 4 early-morning election-night results, corroborated by local reporting and ABC30 election tables published November 4. They are not November 5 canvass updates. The county says its first post-election results update is scheduled for November 5 by 6 p.m. Pacific. Further valid mail, provisional and conditional registration ballots may alter rankings before certification.
Sources: Tulare County Elections, November 3 General Election results reporting; ABC30 Fresno election results, November 4; Independent local election-night vote roundup, November 4. California58 election hub.
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