Mike D’Arelli

Executive Director, Alliance of Insurance Agents and Brokers

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Executive Director of the Alliance of Insurance Agents and Brokers, a statewide organization representing independent insurance agents and brokers

Mike D’Arelli on KCRW

Supporters say Prop 17 will lower insurance rates for 82% of California drivers. Opponents ask, why would an insurance company sponsor a measure that might cost it money?

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