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Beware: Tax Hikes on Your Ballot!

Research and Know what you are voting for.
Too many read the Highlights in which much more is buried with false & misleading titles..

Video Length 16:32 minutes

Carl DeMaio asks for donations and to get their Voter Guide.

On bond measures my default position is Vote No

I think folks who make over 200k per year can afford to pay a higher share of tax.  Billionaires don't care about what things cost they can afford it or pass the cost off to the consumer.

I know what I'm voting for in most cases and if I see the words tax, fee, bond measure (= property tax), etc., then I almost always vote no because very few of those things directly benefit me.  I usually feel like I'd just be handing out money to help others.

Quote from: dogwalker on Jul 27, 2024, 05:13 PMI know what I'm voting for in most cases and if I see the words tax, fee, bond measure (= property tax), etc., then I almost always vote no because very few of those things directly benefit me.  I usually feel like I'd just be handing out money to help others.

I don't mind helping others but it depends on who the others are.  Someone who lost everything like during covid need financial help no problem.  Money to build homes for homeless druggies nope not a dime.

Some of the propositions are written specifically to confuse or miss lead the voter.

Read them carefully or figure out which which organizations aline with your values and see if your organizations is supporting the proposition. 

Here's the entire list:

https://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/ballot-measures/qualified-ballot-measures

I'm only voting yes on one of them.

I do know that federal tax is going up 2% next year, except for the rich