Statement: “Not a cent of this tax is required to go to police, fire and other vital city services. Politicians can spend this money any way they want,” the anti-Proposition D website, ReformSanDiego.Com says.
Analysis: The city of San Diego’s November financial reform ballot measure, known as Proposition D, would increase San Diego’s sales tax by a half-cent once a series of 10 cost cutting conditions are met.
Fact Check: Where Sales Tax Money Could Go
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