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PG&E Goes All In for Proposition 16
The state's largest private utility, Pacific Gas and Electric , has spent more than $46 million on Proposition 16. Opponents call it an effort to stamp out public power. PG&E says it's about fair elections. Prop 16 would require a 2/3 vote of the people whenever a city or county wants to start or expand a publicly run utility.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe state's largest private utility, Pacific Gas and Electric, has spent more than $46 million on Proposition 16. Opponents call it an effort to stamp out public power. PG&E says it's about fair elections. Prop 16 would require a 2/3 vote of the people whenever a city or county wants to start or expand a publicly run utility. We hear from both sides.
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The full episode
2 of 4What Wins in June May Bite Back in November- 0:00Whitman, Fiorina Surge in Latest Poll
- 9:16PG&E Goes All In for Proposition 16You’re reading this
- 21:48They Want to Be Superintendent of Public Instruction
- 28:13Israel under Siege after Deadly Raid on Gaza Protest Flotilla