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Austin residents finally got their say on the city s homelessness crisis, and their message was clear: They are opposed to people camping almost anywhere they please, and they have little faith in city leaders  ability to find housing for them. In a stern rebuke to Mayor Steve Adler and the Austin City Council, voters opted to reinstate the citywide ban on public camping that the council had canceled in 2019. The final tally on Proposition B was 57.7% in favor, 42.3% against. Final results came down late Saturday night, with one-fourth of the city s registered voters about 156,000 people submitting a ballot. Since the count is unofficial, the camping ban won t go into effect until after a canvassing of the results. That is expected to happen May 11. By approving the proposition, voters agreed to punish camping in public spaces with a fine as a Class C misdemeanor. A city spokesman said Sunday that the Austin Police Department is evaluating options for how to best imp

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