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Frankel leads by 218 votes in unofficial Paso Robles mayor count; school bond below approval threshold

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10O-Score10 · Fully overlookedNo confirmed exact-event coverage was identified among the 13 major U.S. outlets searched as of November 6, 2026; O-Score 10 is provisional because search recall and original access are limited. · See proof →
ScoreMeaningMajor U.S. outlets that covered it
10Fully overlooked ← this story0 of 13 outlets
8Barely covered1 outlet
6, 5Lightly covered2 outlets (6) · 3 outlets (5)
4, 3Covered4 outlets (4) · 5 outlets (3)
2, 1, 0Widely covered6–7 outlets (2) · 8–10 outlets (1) · 11–13 outlets (0)

Provisional: 0 confirmed exact-event outlets identified in the 13 executed searches; SCORE(0)=10. Provisional because search recall and original access are limited; no absolute absence claim.

Depth

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L1What happened

What happened: Frankel leads Britton by 218 votes in the county’s unofficial count. San Luis Obispo County’s unofficial November 6 results put Faith Frankel at 3,245 votes and Bill Britton at 3,027 in the Paso Robles mayoral race, a 218-vote gap. Measure G-26 has 5,331 yes votes, or 45.14%, and 6,478 no votes, or 54.86%—below the 55% approval threshold. The measure would authorize up to $205 million in school bonds for facility improvements. The results are not certified; no mayoral winner or bond outcome is being called. Analysis · OVERLOOKED These unofficial counts derive from one county-results origin; press reports of those results are not independent counts.

L2Who’s affected

Who is affected: The school bond concerns Paso Robles Joint Unified School District facilities.

L3Why it’s quiet

Where the measure stands: Yes votes account for 45.14%, below the 55% needed for approval.

L4Deeper impact

What comes next: Paso Robles Daily News reports the county has until December 3 to certify results.

L5Full context

Full context: Unofficial totals can change; the current lead and bond share are not final outcomes.

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Original reporting

  1. San Luis Obispo CountyUnofficial November 3, 2026 general election resultsNov 6, 2026 ↗
  2. San Luis Obispo CountyPaso Robles Joint Unified School District Resolution No. 26-26 ↗
  3. Paso Robles Daily NewsFrankel extends lead in mayoral race; Measure G-26 still shortNov 6, 2026 ↗
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  1. O-Score check: 10 (Fully overlooked) · 0 of 13 outlets counted
  2. Published

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  1. 11:23 PM ET, Nov 6, 2026 · O-Score check: 0 of 13 outlets had it (score 10)
  2. 11:42 PM ET, Nov 6, 2026 · OVERLOOKED published this story

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