To: Ernest_at_the_Beach
Didn't take long for Prop 13 to be back on the chopping block. What are the chances of overturning Prop 13?
2 posted on
01/13/2003 5:14:47 AM PST by
randita
To: randita
Strange, the state had a multi-billion dollar surplus the day Gray Davis took office on his first term with Prop 13 untouched.
4 posted on
01/13/2003 5:35:38 AM PST by
DB
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To: randita; *calgov2002; snopercod; Grampa Dave; Carry_Okie; SierraWasp; Gophack; RonDog; ...
The true item on the Davis agenda, build a crisis, so Prop 13 can be changed!
calgov2002:
To: randita
They need a 3/4th vote to change Prop. 13, I believe. At the MINIMUM they need a 2/3rd vote, but I believe it's 3/4th (if someone knows for sure, let me know!)
If they tinker with prop. 13 in the so-called effort to be "fair" between commercial and residential properties, BEWARE ... they won't let residential property owners off. There will be a hidden clause or something that will screw us. There always is.
I just don't think they can get 6 Republican Assemblymembers and 2 Republican Senators to vote to mess with Prop. 13. Because of redistricting, Republican districts have become more conservative, and anyone who messed with it would be in big trouble in a primary.
19 posted on
01/13/2003 11:59:45 AM PST by
Gophack
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