Opponents of Cincinnati's parking lease plan have enough valid signatures to place the city ordinance on the November ballot.
Hamilton County Board of Elections director Amy Searcy said election officials have checked about two-thirds of the 19,803 signatures submitted by opponents of the plan to outsource Cincinnati parking meters and garages and 8,727 signatures were from registered Cincinnati voters.
Opponents of the parking lease needed 8,522 signatures to place the ordinance on the ballot.
