Its easy: vote no on proposition 91.
The LAT is against 91:
Even the authors of Proposition 91 want you to vote against it. It's an "orphan" measure that got onto the Feb. 5 ballot as part of an overreaching bargaining strategy by a coalition of transportation advocates. They already got what they wanted: Proposition 1A, approved by 77% of California voters in November 2006, locks up the sales taxes that motorists pay at the gasoline pump, allowing the revenue to be used only for transportation projects.
That makes this decision easy. Vote no on Proposition 91.
The SF Chronicle has also said the same thing:
Proposition 91 would restrict spending of gas taxes to transportation, and it faces some unlikely opponents: its sponsors.
A pair of powerful transportation industry groups that fought in 2006 to put Prop. 91 on the ballot now oppose it.
Its easy: vote no on proposition 91.
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