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County moves forward on ballot measure transparency

Summary by Santa Clarita Valley Signal

As former budget chair of the California Senate, L.A. County 3rd District Supervisor Holly Mitchell said she was shocked to learn that countywide ballot measures presented to voters don’t have an impartial fiscal analysis. That will no longer be the case starting with the upcoming November election after the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a motion for countywide ballot measures to include in the ballot an estimate of the i…

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