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A poll shows California voters are divided on two tax measures for the wealthy on the November 3 ballot. Proposition 40, a proposed tax on billionaires' assets, has 45% support, while Proposition 3, which seeks to extend a tax on high earners, has stronger backing. The poll indicates a significant number of undecided voters, reflecting confusion over the numerous ballot measures.
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A poll shows California voters are divided on two tax measures for the wealthy on the November 3 ballot. Proposition 40, a proposed tax on billionaires' assets, has 45% support, while Proposition 3, which seeks to extend a tax on high earners, has stronger backing. The poll indicates a significant number of undecided voters, reflecting confusion over the numerous ballot measures.
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