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Prop 6 has big implications for the Central Coast
Last year, California lawmakers approved a new gas tax which added a 12 cent per gallon increase to what motorists were already paying. Governor Brown says the state needs this new revenue to fix highways, roads and bridges.
Last year, California lawmakers approved a new gas tax which added a 12 cent per gallon increase to what motorists were already paying. Governor Brown says the state needs this new revenue to fix highways, roads and bridges. On November 6, voters will have an opportunity to keep or repeal that gas tax. How the state votes could have a major impact on the biggest current transportation project in Santa Barbara County.
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