Looks like Marysville has beat their tax proposal – but it was a squeaker due to low turnout. We’ve got to get ready for a tax blitz in 2016

12 Nov

Looking at the election results for Yuba County, I see Marysville just barely turned back a sales tax increase proposal – Measure W. It looks like only 1800 people voted in that race, and almost 900 voted YES. It only seems to have been beaten by only about 60 votes.

I know, Marysville is a small town, but I think they have more than 1800 registered voters. 

I’ve been following Dan Walters lately – don’t tell him – and he’s warning that the Democrats might make a rebound in 2016, and bring a lot of tax increase and tax extension proposals along in their little knapsacks. I’m sure Chico will pursue a sales tax increase. Council will vote almost unanimously to put it on the ballot without petitioning the voters. 

Randall Stone has contacted me on several occasions to tell me he won’t support a sales tax. We’ll see. 

In the meantime, get ready to RUMBLE! 

2 Responses to “Looks like Marysville has beat their tax proposal – but it was a squeaker due to low turnout. We’ve got to get ready for a tax blitz in 2016”

  1. Michael Jones November 12, 2014 at 7:22 am #

    Randall Stone told me also that he won’t support a sales tax increase. I like Councilor Stone, and I trust him. And of course, we’ll need to verify too.

    • Juanita Sumner November 12, 2014 at 7:54 am #

      Fortunately, Stone is up for re-election in 2016, so he’d probably be stupid to endorse any tax increase. But we’ll have to see. The liberals have been pretty shameless, treating us as though we’re getting some sort of free ride with all these fantastic services they provide us.

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