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Three bond measures on California ballot could impact housing and research funding
California voters will decide on $44 billion in bonds affecting housing construction and science research statewide.
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California voters will see three bond measures on the November ballot that could authorize $44 billion in spending, according to Palo Alto Online.
The bonds aim to boost housing construction and science research sectors across California.
Voters are encouraged to review guides to understand the implications of these propositions before casting their ballots.
The outcome of these measures will influence funding for housing and research initiatives in California.
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