Last night’s stunning presidential election results seemed to overshadow many statewide and local contests that promise to have a direct impact on the lives of City College students.

Among them at the city of San Diego level:

Measure C, which would have paved the way for a new football stadium downtown, failed, not coming near the 66.7 percent vote needed for approval.

Measure K, which would introduce run-off elections to San Diego city council races, passed with over 65 percent.

Measure I, which would allow San Diego High School to remain in its current location within Balboa Park, passed with 76 percent.

Statewide, some propositions, including the ban on single-use plastic bags, had yet to be called by the Associated Press as of Wednesday morning.

Prop. 51 passed, authorizing bonds to fund K-12 and community college facilities.

Prop. 55 passed, extending a tax on wealthy Californians to fund education and healthcare for another 12 years.

Prop. 64 passed, legalizing the recreational use of marijuana for Californians 21 and older.