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Poll: Californians Willing to Extend Prop. 30 Taxes

Jan 29, 2015 at

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A new statewide poll finds that 52 percent of likely voters want to keep paying higher taxes at least for a little while longer, if it helps out California K-12 schools. Several liberal groups are already eyeing a potential 2016 ballot measure to extend Prop. 30's temporary taxes.

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Poll: Californians Willing to Extend Prop. 30 Taxes

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