Propositions and , the two sports betting measures, might be the most expensive on California鈥檚 November ballot.
, for arts and music education, might have the most celebrities on its endorsement list.
But , which would raise taxes on the rich to support electric car deployment and combat wildfires, takes the honor of most confounding.
On the pro side is the California Democratic Party, on the other is its most notable member, .
Also on the yes side: Lyft, but also some of the unions that vociferously opposed the rideshare giant鈥檚 . On the other: the California GOP and its longtime political nemesis, the California Teachers Association.
And depending on which campaign you believe, this is either a taxpayer-funded handout for a single corporation 鈥� or a climate-saving spending package opposed by billionaires who don鈥檛 want to pay higher taxes. Or neither.
If you鈥檙e still undecided on Prop. 30 鈥� or just curious about how it would work 鈥� we鈥檝e boiled it down to 15 key numbers.
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