Among the multitude of California ballot measures approved by voters over the years, few have been as impactful, controversial and downright confusing as Proposition 13. Passed in 1978, the measure transformed how state and local governments in California raise and distribute tax revenue, an issue that affects everyone who lives

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The Taxpayers’ Revolt: How Proposition 13 Changed California [An Illustrated Explainer] 8 March,2017Matthew Green


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