Summary
Santa Monica voters will decide whether to approve a parcel tax this election. The measure would add a property tax based on each parcel, with the money going to whatever local services the ballot language specifies. The source also compares it with similar measures in nearby cities.
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Impact analysis
If it passes, you’d pay an extra tax based on your parcel—so check the ballot language for the exact rate and what it funds.
Residents and local services would benefit if the revenue funds things like safety, infrastructure, or other city programs—depending on what the measure actually pays for.
Property owners would pay the new tax, and renters could feel it indirectly if costs get passed along.
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