The Josephine County Jail levy and a measure to create a library district both passed in Tuesday's election.

The jail levy was passing 52 percent to 48 percent. All but a few hundred ballots have yet to be counted, and county election officials do not expect the results to change significantly.

The library district measure also passed, 53 percent to 47 percent. The animal control levy was renewed by a whopping 70 percent.

You can check out the full details on the election results and local reaction to them in Wednesday's print edition of the Daily Courier.

MAY 16 Election results

MEASURE 17-77 (Animal Shelter levy)

YES 70 percent

NO 30 percent

MEASURE 17-78 (Illinois Valley Fire levy)

YES 61 percent

NO 39 percent

MEASURE 17-79 (Library District)

YES 53 percent

NO 47 percent

MEASURE 17-80 (Josephine County Jail levy)

YES 52 percent

NO 48 percent

MEASURE 17-81 (Recreational marijuana advisory question)

YES 64 percent

NO 36 percent

MEASURE 17-82 (Wolf Creek Fire levy)

YES 56 percent

NO 44 percent

ROGUE RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND

YES 55 percent

NO 45 percent

GRANTS PASS SCHOOL BOARD POSITION 4

Gary Richardson 51 percent

Doug Walker 48 percent

THREE RIVERS SCHOOL BOARD ZONE 3

Amber Guient 38 percent

Rich Halsted 61 percent

THREE RIVERS SCHOOL BOARD ZONE 5

Jennifer Johnston 69 percent

Ward Ockenden 30 percent

ROGUE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF EDUCATION

Dean Wendle 58 percent

Vivian Kirkpatrick-Pilger 41 percent

SOUTHERN OREGON EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jim Harrington 33 percent

Toni Webb 65 percent