When Californians approved Proposition 13 in 1978, critics of the landmark ballot measure say voters did not foresee many of the unintended consequences of capping property taxes on both residential
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Recently, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled President Donald
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Everyone wants schools to resume pre-pandemic operations as soon as possible. But it
For the first time in San Diego history, voters will only have the option of electing a Democrat in five city races: mayor, city attorney and in Districts 1, 3
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With less than 20 days left until Election Day, millions of voters feel trapped in a two-party doom loop.
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October is the last chance for most Americans
Former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang has added his voice behind the growing movement for systemic political and electoral reform in the US. Yang joined FairVote Senior Fellow and author
Californians are voting on 12 propositions, but not all are funded equally. Just take a look at that fat slab of lilac in the graphic below.
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