Highland Measure E at 59.4%; Marin leads by 772 votes

A Nov. 7 update to Highland’s Nov. 3 election reported Measure E at 59.4% and Christy Marin ahead of Jason Isaacs by 772 votes in the City Council District 4 race. Both leads were unofficial. San Bernardino County’s canvass began Nov. 4, with certification due no later than Dec. 3, 2026.

The election-night figures provide context, not a later vote count. The county then reported 5,370 yes votes (59.61%) and 3,638 no votes (40.39%) for Measure E, with all 48 precincts reported. It listed 9,425 votes cast on the measure among 32,360 registered voters, or 29.13%. In District 4, Marin led 1,488 to 943, a 545-vote margin, with all 16 precincts reported. Comparing the snapshots, Marin’s reported lead was 227 votes wider by Nov. 7, while Measure E’s yes share was 0.21 percentage points lower. The snapshots are from different dates.

Does the lead mean Measure E is already in effect? No: an unofficial lead is not a certified result. Measure E is a proposed one-cent local sales tax intended to support essential city services and infrastructure.