Yes on B - St. Helena

10/30/2024

We're less than a week away from Election Day, and the county has only received 1,704 ballots as of this morning from City of St. Helena voters (out of 3,542 issued), equating to a voter turnout of approximately 48%. We project voter turnout of approximately 90% when all is said and done, meaning nearly half the vote remains outstanding! Returning your ballot is easy and convenient. If you haven't already, be sure to VOTE - your vote is your voice, and we hope as part of that, you Vote YES on Measure B!

🗳️ Ready, Set, Vote! ✅
🇺🇸 November 5, 2024 General Election

📫 All registered voters had a ballot mailed to them on October 7.
📮 St. Helena Drop Box available in front of the St. Helena Public Library.
🟢 In Person Voting available at St. Helena City Hall (1088 College Ave.) beginning on November 2.
November 2 and 3: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
November 4: 8:30 AM to 5 PM
Election Day (Tuesday, November 5): 7 AM to 8 PM
🔴 The last day to vote is November 5, 2024.
📅 Ballots returned in the mail must be postmarked by this day
⏰ Drop boxes close at 8:00 PM.
⌛ Vote Centers close at 8:00 PM. Voters who are in line at this time will still be able to vote.

🔗 Learn more from Napa County Elections: https://loom.ly/4ohSKrk

10/28/2024

We're counting down the final days before Election Day: November 5th. Please watch our final video to learn more about Measure B and the benefits it will bring to St. Helena: better streets and sidewalks; improved public safety services; and water & wastewater treatment improvements - all paid for by visitors, not locals.

Join every St. Helena City Councilmember, every candidate running for City Council this November, the St. Helena Star Editorial Board, business owners up and down Main Street, your friends, neighbors, and fellow community members: Vote YES on Measure B!

10/26/2024

4th Generation St. Helenan Riana Mondavi talks about the benefits Measure B will bring to the City of St. Helena. As a mom raising her own young son in our community, she wants to ensure a brighter, more sustainable future for today's residents and our next generation.

Join Riana and the Mondavi family, the St. Helena Star, entire St. Helena City Council, and residents in every corner in our community. Vote YES on Measure B!

10/25/2024

Every member of the St. Helena City Council supports Measure B.
All 5 candidates running for St. Helena City Council support Measure B.
The St. Helena Star Editorial Board supports Measure B.
Business owners up and down Main Street support Measure B.
Neighbors in every corner of our community support Measure B.
St. Helenans Agree: Vote Yes on Measure B!
Join them in Voting YES on Measure B on or before November 5th.

10/25/2024

Thank you to St. Helena Resident Stanley Raggio for your letter in this week's edition of the St. Helena Star in support of Measure B!

"There’s a reason our mayor, vice mayor and all current council members support Measure B. After careful analysis and weighing the pros and cons, they understand the importance of balancing different priorities to create a diverse, inclusive city, one that respects the past at the same time as it pivots to the future. A Yes vote on Measure B is good for St Helena."

Read Stanley's full letter here:

https://napavalleyregister.com/news/community/star/opinion/letter-reflections-on-measure-b/article_2bac8550-900d-11ef-a951-27b0345691f6.html

Letter: Measure B is good for St. Helena.

10/23/2024

Thank you to all who joined us for our morning meet-up on Measure B! We had many great conversations, including with St. Helena resident and President of the Napa Valley State Parks Association, Cathie Warner, pictured here with Noble House CEO Jamie Colee. We're grateful for all the interest and enthusiasm for Measure B and the St. Helena Resort project! We have one final meeting planned for next week: Tuesday, October 29th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm at our Campaign Headquarters, located at 1150 Main Street. If we weren't able to connect with you this morning, we hope to see you Tuesday evening!

10/23/2024

Thank you to Main Street business owner Rachel Williams for supporting Measure B! The decline in foot traffic on Main Street is evident from business owners like her who watch Main Street day in and day out -- we need more visitors to support our local businesses. Help our local businesses get the foot traffic they need, along with the additional resources City Hall needs to improve our community's infrastructure (paid by visitors, not locals!) by Voting YES on Measure B!

10/21/2024

Join us this Wednesday between 8am and 10am at our campaign office, located at 1150 Main Street downtown, for one of our last informational meetings on Measure B!

10/21/2024

A big thank you to St. Helena City Councilmember Pat Kenealy for your letter in the St. Helena Star. "Measure B's hotel will produce city revenue starting in three to five years, but that money will all come from visitors.

To get back to basic fiscal balance — at current city spending levels — we need A1, A2 and B to pass...Measure B will get the city a new showcase hotel from a responsible developer that has taken real steps to fit into the city and the valley environment."

You can read Councilmember Kenealy's entire letter by clicking on the following link: https://napavalleyregister.com/news/community/star/opinion/letter-time-to-pull-together-by-passing-a1-a2-and-b/article_e301b01c-8a46-11ef-a147-df5f2e15ccce.html

Letter: A St. Helena City Council member endorses Measures A1, A2 and B.

10/18/2024

Thank you to St. Helena City Councilmember Anna Chouteau and former Councilmember Lester Hardy for your endorsement and support of Measure B! "To revitalize Main Street, create affordable work force housing and all the other things the city does to support the quality of life in St. Helena, the city needs significantly more revenue...We urge you to vote yes on all three of our revenue measures. Much depends on this." You can read Councilmember Chouteau and former Councilmember Hardy's entire letter by clicking on the following link to their letter:

Letter: Yes on all three of St. Helena's revenue-producing ballot measures: A1, A2 and B.

10/17/2024

Thank you to 28-year St. Helena resident and Main Street business owner Erin Martin for your support of Measure B! Up and down Main Street, business owners are joining residents, community leaders and most recently, the St. Helena Star Editorial Board, in supporting Measure B.

The initiative has been carefully evaluated, and it's benefits are clear -- millions in new revenue to repair downtown streets and sidewalks -- paid by visitors, not locals.

Vote Yes on Measure B!

10/16/2024

BREAKING NEWS: The St. Helena Star Editorial Board agrees: Yes on Measure B!

"One year ago Saturday we urged St. Helenans to keep an open mind about a proposal to build a luxury resort at Charles Krug Winery. We strove to remain open-minded ourselves as the process unfolded...We’ve concluded that Measure B is good for St. Helena...from our faltering downtown economy to our ailing city budget, we’ve learned the consequences of saying no over and over. It’s time to say yes...This is the right project in the right place, proposed by the right applicants. Passing Measure B is the right choice for St. Helena."

You can read The Star's entire editorial by visiting: https://napavalleyregister.com/news/community/star/opinion/st-helena-editorial-measure-b-noble-house-hotel-charles-krug-winery/article_415bd25a-881c-11ef-9b4f-db31da5a6d70.html