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We're joining the #NoOn43CA campaign

"[@Insert your organization] is standing with firefighters, local police, teachers, nurses, affordable housing and environmental groups to say NO on Prop 43. Prop 43 makes it harder to fund the local services our communities count on. Learn about #NoOn43CA at: NoProp43CA.com"

We oppose Prop 43

"We oppose Prop 43 because it limits voters' ability to fund essential local services. It makes it harder to fund police and fire departments, fix local roads, staff our schools, and backfill federal health care cuts. Protect local services. Vote NO on Prop 43. #NoOn43CA"

Prop 43 lets a one-third minority overrule everyone else

"Prop 43 raises the bar for local funding measures to two thirds. That means a small minority can block what a clear majority of our neighbors voted for, on fire protection, roads, parks, and libraries. Vote NO on Prop 43. #NoOn43CA"

Prop 43 comes at the worst possible moment

"California faces longer fire seasons and bigger fires. Communities are passing local measures to prepare before the next fire and rebuild after it: clearing brush, staffing fire crews, buying equipment. Prop 43 puts that funding out of reach, even when a clear majority says yes. #NoOn43CA"

Prop 43 makes it harder to tax Data Centers 

"Data centers consume massive amounts of water and energy, driving up costs for the rest of us. Today, a majority of local voters can hold tech companies accountable and ask them to pay their fair share. Prop 43 takes that power away. #NoOn43CA"

Every second counts

"When a house fire or wildfire breaks out, or you call 911 in a crisis, it is local funding that protects us. Prop 43 makes it harder for local voters to direct new funding to our  fire and police departments. Protect the services that save lives. Vote NO on Prop 43. #NoOn43CA"

Prop 43 does not cut your taxes

"Read the measure for yourself: Prop 43 does not cut your taxes. Not a penny. It does not lower a single rate or refund a single dollar. What it does is take power away from local voters. Vote NO on Prop 43. #NoOn43CA"

Nearly $3 billion a year in local services

"If Prop 43 had been the law, California communities would have been blocked from nearly $3 billion every year that funds firefighters and 911 response, childcare, homelessness solutions, street repair, parks, and libraries. Vote NO on Prop 43. #NoOn43CA"

Make corporations pay their fair share

"When local voters decide that the biggest companies operating in their community should pay their fair share, a majority vote is how they do it. Prop 43 puts that out of reach and protects the few at everyone else's expense. #NoOn43CA"

Prop 43 is permanent

"Prop 43 rewrites the state constitution, and it applies to every citizen-initiated local funding measure that comes after it. Once local voters lose the ability to fund fire crews, roads, and schools with a majority vote, they do not get it back. Vote NO on Prop 43. #NoOn43CA"

Local control means local voters

"Nobody knows what a community needs more than the people who live there. Prop 43 takes decisions away from local voters and puts them out of reach. Keep local decisions local. Vote NO on Prop 43. #NoOn43CA"

The coalition against Prop 43

"Firefighters, local police chiefs, teachers, nurses, and affordable housing and environmental groups all oppose Prop 43 because it makes it harder to provide and protect our local communities. Join the coalition: NoProp43CA.com/endorse #NoOn43CA"

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