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The initiative measure I chose was prop 51, which entails investing the the state of California's public education by investing “$9 billion dollars on general obligation bonds”. This investment would benefit K-12 by putting forth $3 billion towards modernizing and improving current school facilities which some are in dire need of upgrading and expanding due to the vast amount of growing population we have in California. Also $3 billion will be invested in new construction that is needed for new housing areas to avoid over crowding in current California schools. $2 billion will go towards our community college which will aid in improving the education and provide a more efficient education to these students. Lastly $1 billion will go towards
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