Joe Biden talks about the fight for the soul of our nation. Well, we’re in the fight for the soul of California as we fight for bold structural meaningful reform and an end to corporate handouts. That’s why we’re proud that Joe Biden was an early supporter of Prop 15 to put our Schools & Communities First!
But with just 68 days until election day we’ve got to do everything we can to ensure voters learn about Prop 15 -- so that we can support frontline workers and our schools with more than just words. Will you help Prop 15’s online outreach by chipping in?
If we’re serious about supporting essential workers with more than just words, we must make sure Prop 15 passes this November. Prop 15 will help reverse decades of systemic disinvestment that has furthered the structural inequalities which have plagued California’s schools, health care, and local services.
Joe Biden knows that the only way Prop 15 will pass this November is if we take on the corporations fighting to keep the status quo and their special handouts so that we pay more in property taxes for vital local services.
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Thank you for standing with essential workers and hardworking Californians as we fight to put our Schools & Communities First!
-- Schools & Communities First Coalition
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The Schools & Communities First initiative reclaims $12 billion every year for California’s schools and local communities by closing commercial property tax loopholes benefiting a fraction of corporations and wealthy investors. The initiative benefits residents and small businesses by exempting homeowners and renters from any changes while implementing new tax relief for small businesses.
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