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What if . . .Measure O wins and Measure M doesn't? The project, as approved by Palo Alto, gets built. Measure M wins and Measure O loses? Stanford has made it clear that it will shelve the projects and will not work with Measure M. Measure M backers argue that Stanford has too much invested already and will want to build variations of the approved project. Both Measure M and Measure O fail to get majority votes? Back to the drawing board for everyone. Both Measure M and Measure O win majority votes? The Palo Alto City Council has determined that whichever measure gets the most votes wins. --Don Kazak
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