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![Prop. 43 is the ballot equivalent of a comic book mutant. A poorly conceived measure whose origin story lies in the long saga of attempts to dismantle Measure ULA, it’s so grotesque that even its own author, Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, renounced it, claiming the only reason she wrote it was to ensure an even worse idea didn’t make it through. Prop. 43 would make it harder to pass local tax increases to fund hospitals, schools, libraries, emergency services, disaster preparedness, infrastructure maintenance, and other public works. That’s because it would raise the threshold for local tax measures from a simple majority to a two-thirds (51% to 66.67%) vote, allowing the minority of voters (33.37%) to determine the outcome of ballot initiatives. SAJE is especially alarmed at how Prop. 43 would give corporate interests an easy way to win at the ballot: if the majority of L.A. voters were to approve a ballot measure to make corporations pay their fair share, corporations would only need one-third of the vote to block it. Local communities must protect their ability to raise revenue for essential services, especially as the Trump administration continues to cut California’s share of federal dollars. VOTE NO.
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