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While Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti was reelected in a landslide in Tuesday’s election, supporters of an anti-homelessness measure were celebrating a much closer victory Wednesday morning.

Mayor Eric Garcetti and his wife, Amy Elaine Wakeland, greet the crowd at the election night party. (Credit: Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times)

Garcetti defeated 10 little-known rivals, finishing with just over 80 percent of the vote Tuesday, in what appeared to be one of the biggest landslides in the city’s history, the Los Angeles Times reported.

“Thank you for giving me the honor of being your mayor for another term,” Garcetti said Tuesday night.

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Much closer, however, was the final tally for a measure seeking to fund Measure H, which proposed a quarter-cent sales tax increase in Los Angeles County to fund an anti-homelessness strategy.

The measure appeared to be headed for defeat but rallied late and just cleared the two-thirds majority needed to pass. With all precincts reporting Wednesday morning, Measure H had collected 67.4 percent of the vote.

Another well-publicized measure suffered a much different fate. Los Angeles city Measure S, dubbed the slow-growth measure, went down to defeat Tuesday, garnering support from only 31 percent of voters.

Overall, Tuesday’s election results suggested voters were happy with status quo and resisted any major changes, the Times reported.