Oakland's latest election errors could have led to debacle for ballot initiative
Briefly

"A court decision this week will likely resolve an error by Oakland city officials that otherwise could have muddled the outcome of a November election initiative to pay for more police officers."
"The ballot initiative, Measure NN, would double the amount charged by an existing tax on land parcels from $99 to $198 per year for a single-family plot of land."
"By the time the city attorney's office noticed the errors, it was too late for edits - prompting city clerk Asha Reed to file a lawsuit against the Alameda County Registrar of Voters."
"Judge Michael Markman of the county's superior court is expected by Friday to order a change to the language, allowing Oakland to avoid yet another chaotic election debacle."
Read at The Mercury News
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