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California’s Wealth Tax Vote Too Close To Call—But Billionaires’ Historic Opposition Campaign Appears To Be Working

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Sixty percent of California votes had been counted as of Wednesday morning, according to the Associated Press, and 55.6% of those were a “no” for Proposition 40 (44.4% voted…

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California’s Wealth Tax Vote Too Close To Call—But Billionaires’ Historic Opposition Campaign Appears To Be Working

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