More than 60 percent of voters approved the $40 million bond for transportation. City leaders hope to build a new Union Station and a Moore Square transit station.
The money also will pay for the widening of Tryon Road and new sidewalk construction.
Also approved is the $16 million housing bond.
The money will be used to provide loans for multi- and single-family homes for people with low and moderate incomes.
Both bonds will be paid for by Raleigh residents through an increase in property tax.
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