No on Proposition 5

Proposition 5 makes it easier to raise taxes.

It gets around Proposition 13!

Vote NO on PROPOSITION 5.

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STATEWIDE PROPOSITIONS

Newspaper editorial boards across California say “No on 5”, including the San Francisco Chronicle, San Diego Union-Tribune, Orange County Register, Riverside Press Enterprise, Mercury News, East Bay Times, Marin Independent Journal, Santa Rosa Press Democrat, and San Mateo Daily Journal.

Endorsement: Prop 5 contains a gross and unacceptable deal on where communities can build affordable housing. Vote no

Endorsement: No on Prop. 5, which rewards state’s broken status quo

Endorsement: No on Proposition 5, a path to higher property taxes and more wasteful spending

Editorial: California should end deceitful bond elections before lowering vote threshold

PD Editorial: No on Prop. 5, debt needs guardrails

Daily Journal endorsements for the San Mateo County November election

Endorsement: No on Proposition 5, a path to higher property taxes and more wasteful spending

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Los Angeles Daily News: Tax hikes on the November ballot will make California an even more expensive place to live

When Californians vote in the November 5 election, they might get sticker shock when they find out local governments are asking them to approve $3.2 billion in new tax increases…
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San Diego Union Tribune: No on Proposition 5. Property tax hikes make affordability worse, not better.

The biggest problem facing Californians right now is that everything costs too much — and Proposition 5 would make things even worse. Proposition 5 would make it easier for cities,…
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San Diego Union Tribune: Project labor agreements are just costly union schemes

What is a project labor agreement, and why are public officials in California so fond of them? For example, take Proposition 2. This statewide measure is a $10 billion bond…
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OCRegister: Vote No on Proposition 2: Let’s not go deeper in debt for a broken system

Proposition 2 would put California $10 billion deeper into debt without reforming its broken system of funding school facilities. Consider that proponents of Proposition 2 say the state must borrow…
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San Diego Union Tribune: No on Proposition 4. Too much debt and not enough accountability.

What’s worse than reckless spending of your tax dollars? Reckless spending of your tax dollars on a credit card. Proposition 4 would rack up another $10 billion of state debt to…
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San Diego Union Tribune: Endorsement: No on Prop. 5, which rewards state’s broken status quo

A key selling point for Proposition 5 on the Nov. 5 California ballot is that it defends democracy. By lowering the constitutional threshold to pass local bond measures from two-thirds to 55…
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