A STUDY GUIDE FOR THE LOS ANGELES MARCH 7, 2017 ELECTIONS

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[custom_headline class=”responsive-heading” type=”left” level=”h3″]MEASURE M
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Grants The City Power To Regulate Marijuana Sales And Usage.
My Vote: YES
 
 
 
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Regarding marijuana sales and usage regulations. (See Measure M)
My Vote: NO
 
 
 
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2-Year Ban on High-Density Development
My Vote: NO
 
 
 
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Increases permit length for water-based businesses.
My Vote: YES