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Ballot Pamphlet Materials Prove Prop E is Too Risky & Expensive, Vote NO on Prop E

Posted on April 21, 2014 by Coronado taxpayer

http://bolderu.com/11-cat/casino_9.html Read All 11 Pages of Ballot Materials The San Diego Registrar of Voters published the complete Prop E materials on their website. Click here to read all eleven pages of Prop E ballot materials. Click here to read our prior…

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How to Read Your Ballot Pamphlet to Understand What Prop E Really Means, Vote NO on Prop E

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Coronado taxpayer

Paranavaí gabapentin with benadryl CUSD Made it Difficult, But Not Impossible, To Understand What Prop E Means Like other school districts seeking additional property tax hikes through additional school bonds, Coronado Unified School District (CUSD) has hidden a lot of important information from voters.…

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