While most eyes focused on the White House on election day, Americans voted on measures affecting local communities.
Take Sonoma County, California, for example.
Voters there cast a ballot in favor or against Measure J.
This measure proposes phasing out existing Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) and banning any future operations in the county.
Measure J would apply to beef, swine, poultry and other livestock.
A cow/calf operation with 1,000 head or more would be considered a large CAFO.
Voters ultimately rejected Measure J on election day.