This November, Bay Area voters will see dozens of tax and bond measures on local ballots designed to fund everything from sidewalks to school computers.
According to taxpayer advocates, voters should be mindful of the way those measures are written. Their impacts and costs should be clearly stated, and they should never be promoted using taxpayer dollars.
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