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As citizens of San Mateo County struggle with inflation and rising utility fees, what have progressive stalwarts David Canepa, Noelia Corzo, Jeff Gee and James Coleman come up with (“Senate Bill 63 is a win for San Mateo County”)?

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Terence Y
Terence Y

Thanks for your letter, Mr. Keene. We all know Senate Bill 63 is a win for ever-increasing union transportation worker salaries, pensions, and benefits. Voters get the government they deserve so I’d implore everyone to think wisely before casting your votes, which means voting NO on any and all tax increases which support union labor, especially for education or transportation. I’d hope that lawfare could tie up this bill, should it pass, but judges rely on these increased taxes to pay for their ever-increasing salary increases, pensions, and benefits. California judges have shown they’re not above partisanship and as usual, taxpayers will be the losers. Again, vote NO.

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