3,896,675 / 53.4% Yes votes ...... 3,408,640 / 46.6% No votes

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• This measure would authorize local governments to voluntarily enter into sales tax revenue sharing agreements by a two-thirds vote of the local city council or board of supervisors of each participating jurisdiction.

• No net change in total sales tax revenues going to cities and counties.
• Potential shift of sales tax revenues among cities and counties.

Meaning of Voting Yes/No

A YES vote of this measure means:

Cities and counties could enter into sales tax revenue-sharing contracts with a two-thirds vote of each affected jurisdiction's governing body.

A NO vote of this measure means:

Cities and counties could enter into sales tax revenue-sharing contracts only with a majority vote of the people in each affected jurisdiction.

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Summary of Arguments FOR Proposition 11:

Proposition 11 authorizes local governments to voluntarily share sales tax revenue by a two-thirds vote of the city council or board of supervisors of each jurisdiction. It was placed on the ballot by the Legislature with overwhelming bipartisan support and support from local governments and taxpayer and business groups.

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Summary of Arguments AGAINST Proposition 11:

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Contact FOR Proposition 11:

Assemblyman George C. Runner, Jr. (916) 441-3888

Contact AGAINST Proposition 11:

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League of Women Voters

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San Francisco Chronicle

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