<![CDATA[Continuing our look at the 14 propositions on the November 2026 California ballot (Proposition 1, regarding the authorization of bonds to finance affordable housing, is here, and Proposition 2, regarding an increase of the state’s “rainy day fund,” is here), we now come to Proposition 3. Which, since this is California we’re talking about, unsurprisingly involves taxes. Not technically raising taxes, but rather making permanent a tax increase approved by voters in 2012.]]>
In Shocking (or Not) Development, California Asks Voters to Make Temporary Tax Increase Permanent
