For those who are wondering if there is any chance Measure R's passing could be reversed following the counting of absentee and provisional votes? Well, yes it can. The Pasadena Star News is reporting that officials are indeed warning the result is not yet final. And more on what's next in terms of funding: "San Gabriel Valley politicians, who largely opposed the measure because they felt it did not include enough money for the area, say the next challenge will be to get enough funding to get the Gold Line to Claremont. The $735 million included for the Gold Line will likely be enough to get the train only to the Azusa/Glendora border." [Pasadena Star News]
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