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REASONS TO VOTE YES

- HELPS CREATE THOUSANDS OF JOBS, GENERATE STATE AND LOCAL REVENUES, RESPECT LOCAL CONTROL, AND PROTECT SCENIC WILDLIFE AREAS AT NO COST TO STATE TAXPAYERS.

THE PROJECT WILL CREATE OVER 4,000 JOBS AS THE RESULT OF HUNDREDS OF
GUARANTEES GOOD JOBS FOR CALIFORNIANS AND NEW ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN PRIVATE INVESTMENT, BOOSTING STATE AND LOCAL ECONOMIES.

FOR ONE OF OUR STATES POOREST REGIONS. - ROBBIE HUNTER, PRESIDENT, CALIFORNIA STATE BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL.

REASONS TO VOTE YES

-SUPPORTS LOCAL CONTROL, PUBLIC SAFTEY, AND OPPORTUNITY FOR THE CENTRAL VALLEY
PROVIDES CRUCIAL FUNDING FOR PUBLIC SAFETY, SCHOOLS, PARKS,
ROADS AND OTHER PUBLIC SERVICES.

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FUND LOCAL SHERIFF, POLICE, FIRE, AND OTHER FIRST

RESPONDERS

REASONS TO VOTE YES

- PROMOTE TRIBAL SELF-SUFFICIENCY
HELPS CALIFORNIAS TRIBES

HELP THEMSELVES - WITHOUT COSTING STATE

TAXPAYERS ANYTHING. IT STRENGTHENS THE STATES BUDGET BY PROVIDING
HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN REVENUE SHARING FUNDS FOR NONGAMING TRIBES, THEREBY REDUCING THE STATES POTENTIAL FINANCIAL
LIABILITY

TRIBES

THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA SUPPORT THESE AGREEMENTS. THEY PROVIDE

THE STATE WITH MUCH-NEEDED REVENUES AND PROVIDE SMALLER, NON-GAMING
TRIBES FUNDING TO HELP NATIVE PEOPLE BECOME SELF-RELIANT

REASONS TO VOTE YES

- PROTECTS CALIFORNIAS MOST SCENIC WILDLIFE AREAS
AVOIDS POTENTIAL CASINO CONTRACTION

IN THE SIERRA FOOTHILLS NEAR

YOSEMITE AND NEAR THE HUMBOLDT BAY NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE.

PROTECTS

TWO OF CALIFORNIAS MOST ENVIRONMENTALLY PRECIOUS AREAS.

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