INVERNESS — November 4, 2026. Early returns in the Inverness Public Utility District’s Measure AA show a large majority favoring the proposed appropriations limit. The result summary reported by KQED, based on county election data, lists 214 Yes votes (93.8%) and 14 No votes (6.1%) as of 11:13 p.m. on November 3.
What the ballot question concerns
The measure addresses the public utility district’s appropriations limit, not a vote to elect a town mayor. Inverness is an unincorporated community, so residents participate in county and special-district elections rather than a standalone municipal mayoral race.
What remains unresolved
The figures are an unofficial election-night snapshot. The early reported total is small, and ballots that meet California deadlines may still be counted. Marin County says its next results update is due by 5 p.m. on Thursday, November 5.
Readers can compare the Marin County election office results and reporting schedule with KQED’s election display. Election officials, not the media, will certify the final outcome.
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