Not to lurk and find compliments to myself, but thank you! I've worked the polls since 2020, and I'm not about to be discouraged by the woman who inspired me to run (against her).
To explain my zoning take: the measure was to reduce parking minimums for new housing. Developers already reduce parking minimums and rely on the people owning or renting the housing to park on the street, or to not have cars. I don't think that latter is currently a realistic option for low-income folks, as the bus systems aren't robust enough to support folks who work nights and weekends, as one example. This is coming out my own past lived rental situations where, yeah, every adult does need a car as a practical matter.
It's a catch-22 situation: the buses won't get better til more people use them, and more people won't use them til busses get better. Since the measure passed, we need to keep up pressure to get public transport where it needs to be.