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joining me supporting the no side is the vice president of the communication for howard jarvis taxpayer association, susan shelly. thanks for coming on. >> it's a pleasure. >> we did get confirmation on the yes side last week, but they did not show up. we will continue to susan. you get to play both sides of the fence. just kidding, i will do that. what is the big problem with proposition 19? so many people have lost their homes because of wildfire and now we are in a situation where they could have property taxes arise when they row locate. what is the problem with it? >> it has little to do with wildfire survivors. this has to do with a giant tax increase that has been added to a measure that voters rejected two years ago. two years ago n 2018, the voters rejected it by a margin of 60-40. it would have expanded the tax value. the current law, you can do it once in the county in which you live or a county that accepts the transfers to a home that is less value. and the voters said no, we like it the way it is. here it is back again. people would be able to move three times and take the

maybe they don't remember how many times texas have already been raised for the same purpose, the howard jarvis taxpayers association taxes are too high says vote no on prop 18 there are millions of registered voters in los angeles county taxes for a specific purpose, special purpose. >>such as a tax that will be used only for schools must receive a 2 thirds vote of the electorate. and sometimes that's very narrow margin in terms of the number of voters and a small number of voters can make a big difference governor newsom and the california school boards association also support prop 18 days young citizens are literally just months away from being able to serve in the being able to serve in a jury. >>being able to run for office themselves. >>that was christina pascucci reporting for us in kron 4 has you covered this election for details on where you can drop off your ballot. head to our website at kron 4 dot com there you can find a map of ballot box locations as well as times for when your ballot can be dropped off. >>for sports. >>the niners road, the best defense in the nfl all the way to

. >> reporter: the howard jarvis taxpayers association, opposing prop 19. >> thousands and thousands of dollars on a family that has just lost a parent. literally people will be opening the sympathy cards, and one of them will be a new tax bill. >> keeping tax rates low for children who inherit their parents homes even if they don't live there, prop 19 would force the children to move into the home or pay higher property taxes. >> this is just a cruel thing to do to california families, especially when it is not being fully disclosed in the commercials that this is what it would do. >> reporter: predicting it would bring in tens of millions of dollars in state revenue each year, some to schools and local government, the rest would go to a wildfire prevention fund, supporters project fire districts could receive up to 99 million dollars of the first years and up to $6 billion over 12 years.>> a tax break that encourages people to move more often or raises their taxes so they are forced to sell, both of those things generate more commissions for realtors but isn't good policy for calif

maybe they don't remember how many times texas have already been raised for the same purpose, the howard jarvisrs association taxes are too high says vote no on prop 18 there are millions of registered voters in los angeles county taxes for a specific purpose, special purpose. >>such as a tax that will be used only for schools must receive a 2 thirds vote of the electorate. and sometimes that's very narrow margin in terms of the number of voters and a small number of voters can make a big difference governor newsom and the california school boards association also support prop 18 days young citizens are literally just months away from being able to serve in the being able to serve in a jury. >>being able to run for office themselves. >>well so far more than a million people have already voted across the bay area's 9 counties and we've got more on all the propositions that are on the ballot. you can find that information on our website at kron 4 dot com we'll be right back. >>the next hour powerful hurricane type winds hitting overnight across the north and east bay's we'll take a look at this m