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California’s secretary of state announced Tuesday that a tax-chopping proposition — one backers have spent years trying to put before voters — is now officially eligible for the November ballot. Come fall, anti-tax advocates and real estate developers might have reason to rejoice; city governments, public sector unions and the city of Los Angeles could have reason to worry.
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