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Do Bond Measures Really Benefit California?
Proposition 1E would raise money to rebuild levees in California. With three other measures, it would increase state debt by $37 billion. Can California afford it to pass it all? Can it afford not to? Also, a congressional candidate in Orange County is under investigation for allegedly warning Latinos to stay away from the polls.
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenProposition 1E would raise money to rebuild levees in California. With three other measures, it would increase state debt by $37 billion. Can California afford it to pass it all? Can it afford not to? Also, a congressional candidate in Orange County is under investigation for allegedly warning Latinos to stay away from the polls.
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2 storiesOC Immigrants Get Letters Saying They Can't Vote
A Republican candidate for Congress in Orange County says he was not the one who mailed a letter in Spanish , saying that it's illegal to vote in a federal election if you're an "immigrant." In fact, naturalized immigrants are allowed to vote. The irony is that Tan Nguyen , who's challenging Democrat Loretta Sanchez , is himself a…
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Was Hurricane Katrina a wake-up call for California? Proposed by Governor Schwarzenegger, Proposition 1E was put on the ballot by the Democrat-controlled legislature.
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